How many people on here have jobs in the wakeboarding/water sports industry?

me

I'm looking, Heard that it might take away from being out on the water. But I need the cash to be out ther in the first place.

It does take away time, and then you're stuck thinking about the thing you can't do all day.

what do you do?

You can put me on the list - Love it!!

me too

Ya i used to have a job with wakeboarding and i barely got to ride it sucked!!!!! <BR> <BR>But now i got a job that has absoloutly nothin to do with wakeboarding and i can get off at 2:00 whenever so i can ride way more!! <img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/biggrin.gif" border=0>

In it.

i work in a pro shop. so much fun seeing people stoked on the sport

I do. I ride on avg. 3 times a week. every weekend and once or twice during the week after work.

I do i ride 3-4 times during the week and almost every weekend.

used to be proshop and sales, not anymore..parts of me miss it, parts of me are glad im out.. <BR> <BR>riding/lake time was down big time, but fun events/shows were always a good time, its a give/take..

marine sales and pro shop. Enjoy every minute of it

I do, work in design. Working with Pro-riders on a new concept is a whole lot more fun than designing washing machines I can tell you that. <BR> <BR>(Message edited by rico80 on May 02, 2008)

I did it for 4 years and realized I had to quit if I actually wanted to use my boat.

Im in it and love it. Going to events and seeing people stoked on the sport is the best.

i film wake stuff. does that count?

I'm in it in numerous ways, and it is an absolute dream. It's all what you make of it!

In it, to make your bus. work you have to work all summer and on weekends, nature of the beast. But it's def. got it's perks. I ride on the week days and get to take a diff. boat out all the time and try whatever board I want. But litterally worked 70-80 hrs per week all last summer, riding had to take a back seat.