Backside Lipslide
1. Try sliding in the back lip position in the middle of the two wakes at 10 to 12 mph before you try it at full speed on the lip of the wake. 2. It helps to use the handle to move your body and work the wake...

So far, we've showed you how to build a rail and get a good approach into it so you can stay on. Now let's move onto something that's a little more tech: the back lip. Take a mellow edge into the rail...

Lots of people do an ollie hop to 90-degree heelside lip slide, but Rob Struharik likes to put a new twist on it by adding an extra 180 and sliding on his toes. It's a cool little maneuver you can learn either while riding in a straight line or on the turn around when you get bit more proficient...