i dont think it was the water that did it i think it was the impact of the board on the water. you gotta remember that pros go all out so extra weight and more speed which makes the wake better but the fall a hell of a lot worse.
to you guys who think that doesn't hurt, water is pretty hard at 30 mph. it wouldn't be that hard a crash though, if it weren't for the board, which pretty much locks rock solid down in the water at the moment of impact.
damn thats really fast but understadable because he is 92 feet from the boat.... so ya you would need that speed to make it across the wake and cause the line is so far it gives him alot of heelside edging so ya your prolly right
you guys gotta remember, the more weight in the boat, the faster you need to go to clean the wake up. so people who are riding and rediculous wakes have the boat loaded with tons of weight.
also, to the people saying you dont go more than 25, keep in mind how fast you're edging. a very hard edge can get you past 35mph (going sideways). Hitting the water at that speed is brutal, especially faceplants.
oops i meant "rediculous lengths". not rediculous wakes. anyways, in my opinion going over 25mph is dumb. yeah, you do get a bigger wake (if you're doing it right, like adding more weight and increasing the rope length), but why not just work on your technique? scott byerly was doing huge tricks on a tiny wake back in 1994. how? technique.
she went to my high school, in orlando GO BOONE BRAVES! do ur thing Dallas
Pa4pi2t0 2 years ago
Hey! I hadn't known people actually knew my cousin.
ThePlacidVirus 2 years ago
well at my local wakelift, we have a regular speed of 30 mph.
well its 30 km/h so maybe thats gonna be like 25mph
Blubiblub23 2 years ago
i dont think it was the water that did it i think it was the impact of the board on the water. you gotta remember that pros go all out so extra weight and more speed which makes the wake better but the fall a hell of a lot worse.
roxygirl924 3 years ago
to you guys who think that doesn't hurt, water is pretty hard at 30 mph. it wouldn't be that hard a crash though, if it weren't for the board, which pretty much locks rock solid down in the water at the moment of impact.
BurtonClash15892 3 years ago
ya buddy im pretty sure you dont wakeboard at 30 mph thats insane ...like tops 25
Gman3171 3 years ago
randal harris rides at 92 feet at 28mph
normalwhitedude 3 years ago 2
damn thats really fast but understadable because he is 92 feet from the boat.... so ya you would need that speed to make it across the wake and cause the line is so far it gives him alot of heelside edging so ya your prolly right
Gman3171 3 years ago
you guys gotta remember, the more weight in the boat, the faster you need to go to clean the wake up. so people who are riding and rediculous wakes have the boat loaded with tons of weight.
also, to the people saying you dont go more than 25, keep in mind how fast you're edging. a very hard edge can get you past 35mph (going sideways). Hitting the water at that speed is brutal, especially faceplants.
wakeskater91 3 years ago
oops i meant "rediculous lengths". not rediculous wakes. anyways, in my opinion going over 25mph is dumb. yeah, you do get a bigger wake (if you're doing it right, like adding more weight and increasing the rope length), but why not just work on your technique? scott byerly was doing huge tricks on a tiny wake back in 1994. how? technique.
wakeskater91 3 years ago
but once you have the technique you want to have as much style as possible like lyman or harris
homedawg678 3 years ago
Ouch...It didn't look bad, but her leg after sure did! :/ Poor Girl
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A13mber 3 years ago
it's weird cause it didn't look like that bad of a fall!
kylefuller 3 years ago
u r a retard marionfan3106
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