In this wakeboarding how to video, Kyle Rattray shows you how to do a standing dock start. The pro rider and Boarding School instructor gives you some quick tips as well as step-by-step instruction on how to impress your buddies by jumping off the dock instead of getting in the water.

Riding with power, intense edging, going big off the wake — they all require strength and a higher level of fitness than regular riding. Taking your riding to the next level, beyond the second wake, puts far more stress on your body than wake-to-wake riding...

Raleys are one of the most popular tricks among our students at Wake Experience because they’re so impressive and they lead to moves like glides, wings and S-bends. They’re also one of the most intimidating because the falls can be brutal...

Riders sometimes overlook front hand grabs because they’re a little harder than grabbing with your back hand and fairly awkward to learn at first. That’s too bad because front hand grabs not only add more style to your riding, they can also make some moves easier and can even help add more tricks to your arsenal...

Keith Lidberg busting out a Vulcan for his instructional in the August issue of WAKEBOARDING. Check out Keith's instructional here.