Ollie over Obstacle
1. Start with something small and then work your way up. Beach balls come in many different sizes, all the way up past 4 feet tall. Tie a string to the ball and a brick and drop it in the water...

Ollie FS 180 over Obstacle
1. Be aggressive with your edge out so you can get off edge early and have time to set up for the 180. The faster you edge, the more coasting time you have to really put your legs into it...

Getting Up Mark Ruck Sink the board with your hands and put one foot on it at a time so the board is directly under you. The deck will float to your feet. You might want to practice this before trying it behind the boat...

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...