Whirlybird
1. Make sure you get the handle in front of the spin on this trick. If the handle is not in front of your rotation you will get hung up and pulled back to a tantrum. 2. Try to bring your front knee up as you leave the wake to help you roll toward the wake and get the straight-up pop you need for this trick...

Play Flash Movie MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE FLASH 4 PLAYER Rider: Stephane Tranne Level: Advanced It's a good idea to have a solid tantrum before you try a whirlybird, meaning one in which you land wake-to-wake every time...

This is the newest trick in the tantrum family and like all the others it uses the same approach - wide, progressive heelside approach with more weight on your front foot than rear. However, as you come off the top of the wake, aggressively throw your lead elbow across your face and away from the boat, looking in the same direction...