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Ned_led16 · 20-07-2012, 08:27

Hi there,
Does anyone know the Correct technique deep water Mono ski start.
Ive done it twice but its a lot of effort....... there has to be an easy technique....

- speed of boat
- angle of mono ski in water
- tow rope sits on left or right
- bend knees
- at what point do u put back foot on ski

thanks in advance...... prob not necessary to rip loads of muscles to get out of the water

Cork Skate · 21-07-2012, 13:37

Not sure but i know in wake boarding you just sit back and leave the board out in front and leave the boat drag you up onto the board sideways and then you turn into it. Obviously not the same on a monoski but i'd be guessing to just leave the boat do the work.

Lemag · 30-07-2012, 14:01

Find your nearest waterski/wakeboard club and book up a set. The driver should be able to instruct you regarding the basics at the very least.

http://www.irishwwf.ie/clubs/

colliemcc · 31-07-2012, 21:19

http://forums.iboats.com/forumdisplay.php?f=170

This is a great forum you will find out what ever you want there.

20-07-2012, 08:27	#1
Ned_led16 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 308 Adverts \| Friends	Correct technique deep water Mono ski start Hi there, Does anyone know the Correct technique deep water Mono ski start. Ive done it twice but its a lot of effort....... there has to be an easy technique.... - speed of boat - angle of mono ski in water - tow rope sits on left or right - bend knees - at what point do u put back foot on ski thanks in advance...... prob not necessary to rip loads of muscles to get out of the water

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21-07-2012, 13:37	#2
Cork Skate Registered User Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Cork Ireland Posts: 775 Adverts \| Friends	Not sure but i know in wake boarding you just sit back and leave the board out in front and leave the boat drag you up onto the board sideways and then you turn into it. Obviously not the same on a monoski but i'd be guessing to just leave the boat do the work.

30-07-2012, 14:01	#3
Lemag Registered User Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Corcaigh Posts: 2,151 Adverts \| Friends	Find your nearest waterski/wakeboard club and book up a set. The driver should be able to instruct you regarding the basics at the very least. http://www.irishwwf.ie/clubs/

31-07-2012, 21:19	#4
colliemcc Registered User Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 38 Adverts \| Friends	http://forums.iboats.com/forumdisplay.php?f=170 This is a great forum you will find out what ever you want there.