I've been so happy that I'm consistantly clearing the wake...makes for less pain in the legs. My wife brought her camera out with us yesterday and I'm back to being unhappy with my jumps. On almost every jump in my first set, it looked like I was a quarter of the way through a backroll (leaning backwards). So on my next set, I started ridding with more weight on my front foot and was getting a little less "lean back" then before. What's the secret here? I don't think I can move on to the next set of tricks until I get my w2w dialed in 100%...although I did land a couple single wake TS180 which made me pretty psyched.

equal weighting on both feet. for beginners though i like to see about 55% rear 45% front since this will keep the nose up a little higher and prevent some nasty crashes(nose diving). also dont dump all your weight on the heels of your feet. until you can clear the wake from just outside the whitewash i would recommend learning anything new.

err not recommend learning new stuff