You know if you were to sit on a chair that has a back rest. If you were sitting in the chair and you leaned back into the chair lifting up the front to legs of the chair. That is the feeling I have as I edge in on a R2R. I think you should let you hips get more seated edging in. The other thing is don't let you shoulders come closer to the handle. When you watch your video you will see right before the wake your shoulders come forward. When that happens all of you line tension went into your hands. Try letting the rope do all of your balancing by not just holding the rope tight but, letting the rope hold your body weight. When you leave the wake make sure that you keep leaning on the rope. Once you have set the flip rotation. Let your left side of your body rotate away from the boat to do the 180. Then the right arm(hand,elbow,shoulder) can hold your line lean as you rotation. So your line tension/lean will stay the same throughout the trick. Also, if you are leaning on the rope while you are in the air, when you let go with your left arm that will start your spin rotation. You will not need to spin your body anymore. Keep in mind that these changes will help you get more air and rotation so, you don't need as much speed edging in. More leverage less speed.
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