If you asked the average Australian what they think about when they think of Canada you’d receive some pretty predictable responses.Some would mention Canada’s famous snow-skiing mountains like Whistler and Blackcomb, the stunning mountain vistas around Lake Louise and Banff and the city lights of Vancouver.
Boating Survival Kit
As most of you know, boating does not always go smoothly. Having a decent toolkit with some of the basics may well keep you on the water when all had seemed lost. More importantly, it could make a big difference in an emergency situation.
De-Winterising Your Boat
Now is the time of year to dust off the boat and put it back in the water after a nice long break. But before heading to the ramp, maybe put a little thought into giving your boat the care and attention it needs for a + free summer.
Moura Night Tournament 2009
Presented by Ski Surf & Snow, H2opia & Waterski QLD on the 18th & 19th of April 2009, the Central Queensland Division of WaterskiQLD held their first ever tournament.
The Knight Bridage
Cruising along the princes Highway on a ridiculously hot January day, The heat was taking its toll . As I peeled my sweaty back off the car seat one thing stopped me from pulling over and finding the nearest ice bath; I was set to catch up with Adelaide locals Matthew and Daniel Knight, part of the awesome talem bend crew.
Interview: Joel Wing
Joel Wing has been at the forefront of the Australian Tournament scene for most of this decade, and is showing no signs of letting up.
Wakeboard: Choosing the Right Board
Well – here we are at the start of another season – gosh they come around quickly. So, towards the end of last season, you managed to get off that silly thing they call a slalom ski and have a shot at your brother or sister’s wakeboard.
Slalom: Keep Moving Forward
Rhythm and timing is everything in the course. when you put your freehand back on the handle as you carve back towards the wakes, this is where time is made or lost in the course.
Kneeboard: Surface Roll
This trick is a great one to learn, whether it be to cool off on a hot summers day or used in a competition to recover from a near fall. And the other great thing is you don’t need a big wake for this trick; it can be done behind any boat.
