rodmcinnis |
08-16-2004 8:56 PM |
How hard you cut when you first start the run almost doesn't matter. What really matters is how hard you are cutting when you ride up the wake. <BR> <BR>Many people make the mistake of cutting hard at the start, and then flattening the board out as they hit the wake. This does two things; <BR> <BR> 1) it turns you in the direction of the boat, which causes you to get slack in the line and really cuts your speed across the wake. <BR> <BR>2) By not edging up the wake you lose the upward pull that the tower can give you, and you don't get the height. <BR> <BR> <BR>Instead of trying to cut harder, do a "progressive" cut. Start off slower, but edge harder and harder as you approach the wake and hold it all the way up the wake. <BR> <BR>Rod <BR> <BR> <BR>
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