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You start with both legs in and squatted down some people get up with 2 skis and throw one off once they are up

Gavin Burkett interesting, I just learned to get up with one foot in, and letting the other foot drag behind until I’m out of the water

@@chi-townconcerts3485 I did that when i started to learn how to ski the transition is pretty simple. All about squatting and then just standing up. Bigger guys usually need to learn on a tower until they figure it out

@@chi-townconcerts3485 Just personal preference, I start with both in, my dad and mom both drag one.

In the past most learned dragging a foot, but with today's boats (more power) and higher performance skis, most prefer double booted skis to both in.

Not really it just depends on what you find comfortable 😊

there is a diffrence if you hold the the rope like that it releases the pressure of the rope from your forearm and spreades it across your whole arm, therefore you can keep going for a longer period of time, it also makes the water cut a little bit easier if you want to go with one arm

Roblox Rules depends on your size and your technique. The bigger and heavier you are the more spray you will make but if you use your whole body to get yourself out of the water you will make less spray than if you just use your arms.

What he said plus different skis spray different

Yeah kk

Yes, I actually shut my eyes for a few seconds as I wear contacts, but with the right ski and boat, you pop out pretty quick.

Yes

I have seen pictures of the slalom course that used to be on our lake, and I remember the one that I skied on a different lake and try to make a mental course.

Technically no, he is riding a single ski in open water. You can ride a slalom course on anything, a "slalom ski" is what enginerds decided is the best shape to make it through but wakeboards and combo skis both score points on a slalom course. Without a course you're just turning, and I'd argue to some, it can be much more fun 😉

Id say no.