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    Default working on a raley

    Hey guy's, I want to start working on a raley, but I am having trouble with the most important part.

    Little info: I ride on a 1986 comp with a decent amount of weight in her. Ride at 70', use a tower.

    I can jump w2w no problem, not worried about the landing, not even really afraid to bail hard, but when I go to cut out far to get speed to cut back in, when I transition the cut back in, the rope gets so much slack and I lose a lot of momentum to help throw me into a good speed. What is a good tip to help my cut transition out? I carve n my toe's exactly like in the video from learnwake (come from a solid backround of snowboarding).

    I can get out into the flats a bit, but not consistently, and mostly because I lose it on my transition to get enough speed. Any info would be great guys, thank you.

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    are you trying to throw it toeside?

    cut out away from the wake slower if yo u are getting slack in the rope and use a progressive edge startinng slow and increasing the cut as you approach. you have to be balls out for araley. So thats all i got bc i am too scared to try.
    2006 Supra 24SSV

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    No i am trying it HS. I was referring to my edge away from the wake. I could see it being done to quickly and causin slack, i will definitley give that a try, thanks.

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    Practice raleys on a wakeskate. You'll kill yourself on a wakeboard.
    Former owner of a 1987 Supra Saltare. Current owner of a Malibu 23LSV.

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    I dont own a wake skate, nor have access to one.

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    When I started I took my boots off and went barefoot on board, heelside balls out and realized my first one would have been one #$!! of a face plant landing... few more times no boots got the hang of it.

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