By Luke
Sun, May 1 2011 1:00 am | Comments

I see a lot of campers at The Boarding School who have a handful of heelside inverts on lock but can’t even jump the wake toeside. I get it — it’s awkward to cut and get air toeside. The rope’s pull is constantly working to open your upper body to the boat, which makes it hard to continue going where you want to go. Put the effort into your toeside riding, however, and you can totally change the sport for yourself. Not only will it make you a more balanced rider, but it’ll expand your bag of tricks as well. Work on your toeside technique this summer and you’ll unlock everything from toeside 180s and 360s to tricks like switch heelside 180s that require toeside landings. In this wakeboard how to, I’ll show you the proper toeside body position as well as a one-wake drill that will have you riding toeside like a pro in no time. — Shaun Murray