This guy makes every jump, trick, grab and flip look effortless. Amazing rider!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Floyd!

@austincrawley7359

4 жыл бұрын

Shaun Murray euppoeyttoyyoo upturn tryout towptuwwoyweuptuwyoitwrqetyorywoyoyotpeyu youi u tortoise tree we ye were twprowiwotoueoywo ’s

@liveandletlive2894

4 жыл бұрын

Its edited

@franksdg125

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely brought back memories from when I used to ride. Forgot how the water keeps you ageless in your mind. Love the footage bro your amazing. Keep it up !! Electric ?!?!?lol

@patrickr2601

2 жыл бұрын

@@franksdg125 Yup. I remember watching videos like these before I'd go out and ride thinking hmm ok I could maybe try that trick, then getting up out of the water and thinking to myself NEVERMIND lol

Legend. Just gotta say your attitude is awesome: authentic and just straight up having fun. Now I can't wait to ride & ski this weekend. Thanks buddy.

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Hope you had a good time this past weekend!

And here I am wake boarding behind a jet ski just trying to get wake to wake. I hope one day to be able to pull off these kinds of tricks

@superbenroy1

4 жыл бұрын

Claton Woods the wave behind a jetski isnt big enough

@EldestSapling

4 жыл бұрын

@@superbenroy1 it absolutely is if you do it right. I'm obviously not doing it right

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

You can do it even though it won't be as high, but you can get a good feeling of pop when you do it right.

Yet another great vid from Shaun. Thanks for sharing.

Voted for you man! Been watching your video’s on tape VHS since I was 11 years old in the early 2000’s (wakeboarding unleashed with shaun murray also for example). Now I am 28 and still watching your videos. You are my wakeboarding hero man. Stay fit and healthy my man👌🏻👍🏻

@offroadfreak8582

4 жыл бұрын

Just watched the detention volume 1 intro. Right in the feels..

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Offroad! And thanks for watchin since VHS:)

Bro you are the best, been following you for years

You seem like a great dude, I'm glad I watch your vids on wakeboarding rather than others. I just feel like you are my long lost uncle or something.

Shaun you're the perfect Ambassador for the sport of wakeboarding...Correct Craft is lucky to have you. Such a great example of a fun dude who knows how to teach the sport. My daughter's and I love your videos. I came to Bonifays in Feb 97 for a camp but kind of wish I came to yours. Thanks for all you do. Dave Low

Awesome! I remember the first time I landed a backroll. I had been trying the trick for probably 2 years. I got such a bad concussion while at Wakeboard School I had to go to the emergency room. But after wakeboard school and gettting back at it i finally landed it! This was all around 14 or 15 years old and the start of life long passion for anything waterskiing related! Love it!

Awesome set Shaun! Keep it up with your amazing videos.

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Brock!

Your riding Shaun, Timeless man. Started watching you in 96. Motivational to still see you riding as hard and good as you do! I’m just out here training for Bobs wakeskate world championship. Can’t take the beating of having the boots on. Keep it up man

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the words Trey. I used to wakeskate til I had my bad crash back in 04. Bobs worlds! Noice

Awesome riding! Going to the lake tomorrow and it's been years. This video got me pumped up to try things a little out of my comfort zone

dude... that was the most amazing thing I have ever fuhking seen!!! That off axes 360 into that insane run. You are amazing dude.

The level that you challenge yourself at in your videos is for me inspirational gold,you got my vote!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks David. I enjoy exploring the edge of my comfort zone sometimes.

Sean. This is a really good one. Can't wait for winter to be over so I can conquer my fears on the water.

@Shaun.Murray

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Greg! Soon enough you'll be back carvin around!

You are bad ass Shaun! Also you are humble too. Very inspiring...

You're a great inspiration to get back on the horse! I was kneeboarding three weekends ago with a new knee board, it has more of a rounded front kind of like your wakeboard to allow more tricks versus pointed. I was in between tricks and just in the wake my wife was pulling me about 18 miles an hour, and for one reason for the next the front just dip down, not experience with that and it happened so fast, I didn't really have time to let go of the Rope front went down, knees strapped in, so is like I slammed on the brakes , with my arm still attached to the Rope you can guess what happened, dislocated and cracked shoulder bone! , emergency surgery, 2 months in recovery, ended the Boating season quite a bit early. Going to be hard to pick it back up again for sure. Great Tricks man it was great video

True legend of walking on water. Respect

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

I only glide across the water. Now Jesus and Peter...they walked.

@SLALOMBRUNO

3 жыл бұрын

😆

That’s rad bud. I wakeboarded for the first time since knee surgery this week. Landed a backroll. Felt so good. Good job sticking the KGB. And all those others. Switch toe was sick. 🙌🏻

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Good to hear from you buddy! And great to hear you had a good time on the water after the surg!

Awesome! I think the first time i saw a wrapped kgb was Shaun in wakeboarding mag back in 98/99. He was wearing wakepants. Also great to see that crow 5 again. One of my faves, looked so good when they were blasted out into the flats.

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! The one time I wore wakepants, the grey ones. And of course captured on film. I'm not worried though cuz you know I don't mind being goofy wearin weird things.

Solid man!! Enjoyed watching that wrap kgb!!

Man.... you, Byerly, & Shapiro were my super hero’s growing up. I remember saving up for my “Murray 142” when I was in 9th grade.

@Shaun.Murray

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome Cliff!

Awesome and inspirational video! I love watersports and after seeing videos of you and other wakeboarders, I wanted to try it myself. So I bought a wakeboard last year, but the day after I bought it, I broke my foot while doing it. That meant seven weeks with crutches, and I haven't dared to try It this year. But I always want to try it again when I see your videos and specially after watching this. Love your content.

That was my first "Skurfer" too until it broke in half on me. My next board was the first Hyperlite. After that the Shapriro Pro but didn't like it, apparently the first one he put out had some major flat spots. Then I got the "97 Lavelle that was honeycomb aluminum and light as hell with Liquid Force Super suction bindings , which was the best board I ever had. Tried out other boards through the years until the boat broke. Wish I had sponsors...LOL! It was always great meeting you at the tournaments around Houston and Austin. Glad to see you still got the skills!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Great throwbacks Brian

The Laird Hamilton of Wakeboarding! Keep it up Shaun!

You are the man. You make wakeboarding look so easy. I am 48 years old and I have a bad knee so I have to give up riding and trying the tricks. So I Barefoot ski more now. I am teaching my son to learn on the Zup board for wakeboarding/kneeboarding and the SeaHorse to Barefoot ski. Shaun I enjoy your dedication and devotion to the sport. Great job on the tricks you landed. Take care brother.

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bobby Co (that's what I knicknamed you which prob isn't new, but I think it's still cool). Have you seen my low impact wakeboarding vid? kzread.info/dash/bejne/eZ9kpcaoetvemZs.html

One of my all time favorite tricks to see you do and loved trying to recreate on my trampoline. I remember meeting you when I was 13-14 at the Abbotsford Canada Pro Tour Stop and had your old pro model with the green edge all the way around. So awesome to follow you still killing it behind the boat. You are the GOAT.

man... like a true pro, you make it all look so easy. i started wakeboarding a few years ago, but i just ride... no air yet. i don't have friends who ride SO MUCH better that they could teach me how to get even a bit of air safely. people have dumb ideas, like accelerating the boat to 30+... i got a mild concussion once already, lol

@Shaun.Murray

3 жыл бұрын

Good to know you're enjoying your time on the water...until your friends decide to yank you! thanks for watching Dmitriy!

You’ve inspired me man! I haven’t done the wrapped k since my injury as well! Might have to make an attempt this weekend

@i_am_tinny_man_2267

3 жыл бұрын

How’d you go? Spend much time in hospital? 😂😂

My Crow 5 looks a lot like yours.... really sad that I never got it on a video or keep on doing it for competitions... this video made me want to come visit and go ride with you and get all my old tricks on the video for memories haha

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Would be great to have you out for a rip Mitch!

I love watching your sets dude. I'm 39 and I hesitate to try big airs and stuff like I used to. I can't afford anymore injuries. You make me feel good about my epic carve sessions that I do now. Old dudes that still shred for the win!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Enjoy the ride for the feeling of riding. Find fun in the simple stuff and keep it flowing.

@drewt3210

4 жыл бұрын

Totally. Getting back behind the boat at 43yo now after 15 years away, it's a whole different mindset. In my 20s I hit it hard to impress the girls. Now the girls I think about are my daughters, and I take it easy so they won't see Dad get hurt. Boy how times change!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Pretty funny how I mind can shift but shows the perspective and the important things in life @@drewt3210 I'm 43 as well:)

@athhud

3 жыл бұрын

DrewT I know exactly what you mean. At the same time I want to show my daughters what dad use to be able to do! I’m only 33, but I’ve punished my body a lot more than most my age...

@athhud

3 жыл бұрын

KINGDOM MT yeah, that’s definitely something to consider. They aren’t usually impressed with the other “cool” stuff I do either! Lol Wakeboarding almost killed me at 19 (you can read about in a comment I left on this video earlier today). Fortunately I didn’t have a wife and kids then, because they probably wouldn’t even get on the boat with me, had they been around for that experience. My parents were wanting me to sell the boat that I started saving money for at 12yrs old, after wakeboarding for the first time. No way that was happening. Teaching my girls to wakeboard was something I’ve looked forward to since before they were even conceived and teaching them on the boat I grew up on makes that much better. So point taken. I’ll try to avoid going big, until their addiction is at least half as bad as mine, so I won’t scare them away!

Love it Shaun. You're an inspiration.

This man is family friendly Steve O lol!😂Even down to his voice👌🏻

@SPR28

3 жыл бұрын

Do you even know who Steve O is then? Not even close hahaha Shaun needs to smoke about 50000 cigs before he’s on his level

Your actually so good!!

7:01 kgb “it’s and easy trick” 😂

Wow...So cool seeing you still rip it!

Fear is really a thing! Awsome you just did that, and that you pushed again for that kgb 👌🏻👌🏻 you killed it 🤙🏻🏄🏼‍♂️💯🔥

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks HLG!

I’m 36 and brand new to wake boarding. Watching these videos is so inspiring but also I’m scared to crash harder then I already have lol.

Forever a wakeboarding legend

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Too kind Jayzay

I been watching vids listening to people say they ended up in the hospital thinking how is that possible? I mean its just water right?.....Fast forward a few months and 3 days ago I got up for first time. SO I been playing with surface 180's just trying figure out the basics, low speed 13-15mph. Today I pump that baby up to a whopping 18mph(novice setting on boat) and out of nowhere decide to try a wake jump. If I got 2' I would be surprised but fuck me the faceplant afterwards, and rib shot I took was 100 times more then I was expecting. Might have amplified since the water is cold but probably not. I certainly have a lot more respect for the guys I see on youtube flying through the air cause I know damn well crashing at that speed and height is gonna hurt a lot more than my sissy la la faceplant.....Much respect Shaun

That trick after the 3rd kgb. I haven’t seen that one since either detention or Shaft. I can’t remember. You are awesome man!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Now there's some classics. Nice memory. I can't remember either:)

Nice man, you're an inspiration

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watchin Aaron

Ohhhh snap! That looks sic! Yo that's awesome! Dude should be a pro wake boarder.

@gavinavila3153

3 жыл бұрын

He is a four time world champion! lol

@jakeciccarello1696

3 жыл бұрын

Gamer Gavin that’s the joke

You make it look so easy!

amazing skills

Best video I've seen on KZread in awhile. I've been watching you ride since your early career and I sill can't believe you can still do all of these tricks. It seems as if you've found the fountain of youth! What's your secret? I'm old and fat and all I want to do is surf anymore, it's much less painful. By the way, I broke my jaw when I was 24 trying my first invert. Never tried it again, haha!

You are a BOSS...!!!! Keep inspiring

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Pat!

Awesome! That definitely takes some rather large kahana's 👍🤙

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Once in a while I like to go for it, but not every set. :)

You are professional 👏👌👍👍 love it.

@Shaun.Murray

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Roman! Cheers!

Started riding for the first time & obsessively at age 35 and I find myself going back through old footage getting inspired to try things I was working on but only landed once or twice and have also taken beatings on. (Roll to Blind, Big [Shaun style] Raleys, Crow Mobe) I will say that the pain increased exponentially after age 46. (I am 51 now). Injuries deter getting back in good riding shape now that wakeboarding is not as big of a sport anymore. Kudos Shaun, I will be curious to see how long you keep the stoke to ride at a high level! Giant Raleys at 60? :)

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

I'm finding that going back to some simple things, less risky things, are actually a ton of fun. Check out my switch backroll video. Have been riding unweighted sets lately and working on fundamentals and some things like switch bs 180's landing wrapped better.

you make wakeboarding look so fun

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

I honestly enjoy myself a lot on the water.

Man, I can't deny the sheer skill level, dexterity along with bravery. But visually I just can't get behind wakeboarding. It looks so cumbersome vs. Surfing, skateboard and snowboarding. Now I say this with no disrespect as doing it is legit fun. You know what, Wakeboarding is the Golf of water sports. Fun to play boring to watch. BUT Hell Damn well played son, you honestly mad it look like a warm up trick.😃🙌🙌🙌🙌🥂🎆

Legend.. soo smooth

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bro Do

i remember when i used to play your wakeboard game on ps2 and grinding on the houseboats and releasing and catching the rope lol

Hyped for those 2020 boards to get reviled

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Soon Brado, soon.

Good show man. And yes you have to test yourself. Once you stop testing yourself you get slow. When that happens they get ya. Who ever they are. 🤘😎🤘

@Shaun.Murray

3 жыл бұрын

Yessir

SO SICK!!!

@Alex-qj2ft

4 жыл бұрын

Whats up brotha! 😂 (alex pregel)

Inspirational SM

Love watching your vids. What sort of land training would you recommend for an out of shape 40 year old who wants to have more stamina and endurance to ride longer?🤙🏼🤙🏼

voting done can’t wait for 2020

I remember watching my first wakeboard movie probably 25 years ago and in it Shaun sez "were not going fishing, were going wakeboarding!" I thought that was so cool and I remember pissing countless fishermen off (not on purpose)hehe with the 3 bag wake we pumped out of my stars and stripes MC about 5 days a week! Thank you Shaun for the vision and drive you gave me on the water my amigo...

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the fun memories DLR. Not sure what movie I said that in but that's funny.

@dlr398

4 жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray Holy crap I'm STOKED! The Man Mr. Shaun Murray actually read my comment and replied back.... That shows just what a Pioneer, Professional and True Representative of the Sport Mr. Murray is hands down! You will always be admired and respected by me Shaun. By the way if my memory serves me right I believe the video I quoted you from was a Hyperlite promo and even then your goal in that video was truly to promote the sport ... which helped make it what it is today! For that I say Thank You Brother Kevin Johnson, Arlington Tx.

That trick is sick

Definitely earned a vote from everyone who has ever wimped out before!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Calvin

Shaun lets see a back mobe. You always had one of the best looking ones!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Insert wide eyed emoji here. I'll pretend I didn't see that for a while. I have some other tricks I haven't done in a while that I could do. But, then again, maybe I should figure it out again. Ah man! Maybe. I'll think about it Steve:)

So far I've only gone wakeboarding 3 times. Still learning how to get air off the wake. Taken some killer slams, but tons of fun.

Yeup- went through a phase when I loved doing wrapped kgb's. Started to grab them and got destroyed by one attempt, then the same exact crash happened again and I decided they weren't that cool anymore haha went through the exact same thing with sbends

Nice Job... I busted my chin open doing that same trick. Had to get 20 stitches.

I loved your wake game for PlayStation was so sick.

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Was/is a good game

@cliffythevwnerd8354

4 жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray yes sir was and is a good game. I actually bought it twice second time took me a little too find it. Keep it up with the videos love watching you shred still.

That is a sweet bike! My dad used to have an identical one but brown. The blue looks way cooler!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Right?! I mean, brown sounds sweet too though.

@gregsnyder6754

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah brown is not bad either, I wish I still had it hanging up in the garage like you do. I do still have the Skurfer though in the pink color! It would be cool to try to get some straps for it again and take a run on it after three decades. Nice work on the KGB! 👍🤙

I had to watch this. Having all these fears of If I’ll ride again. 30 days ago I tore the ACL. Fractured tibia, fractured femur and then ended up with blood clot at the knee. Really starting to wonder if riding is worth it any longer.

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Richard, I hear ya. BUT, have you seen my low impact video? We get too caught up in thinking we need to push the limits mentally and physically all the time but in reality, we don't. Check it out and maybe giver a rip w out fins. kzread.info/dash/bejne/eZ9kpcaoetvemZs.html

damn i cant believe the wrapped kgb of all things ! i would think a 911 to blind or something. thanks gregg for inventing it.(i was at masters in 96? when i met u)stephen

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

I know right?! Have probably done thousands of them, but some of my hardest crashes are from them. And yeah, I have some other tricks that make me nervous still and don't do too often. Maybe more edits in the future. Makes me nervous just typing that:)

Hi I'm Kaleb from the mark bros I love wakeboarding

Talking about tricks that scare you and thinking the ambulance won’t arrive in time... Over a decade ago I crushed my trachea when the rope popped, during my pull down from a raley. I landed with the handle between my trachea and the water. I climbed back in the boat thinking I’d just had the wind knocked out of me. Which wasn’t unusual in my crashes back then. After a minute or so I realized that wasn’t what was going on. I could exhale just fine, but each time I tried to inhale my throat would close up, because the tiny bones that hold it open were shattered. I laid on the engine cover of my boat looking up at the clouds in the blue sky knowing that I wasn’t going to be alive when we got back to the dock. I accepted it and made peace with it. Fortunately my friends didn’t give up that easy and pushed the throttle of the Nautique to its limits. Another friend was attempting mouth to mouth and I finally figured out that if I exhale while she tried to breathe air into me, my trachea would open up enough to let a little bit of air in. That badass of a woman continued breathing air into me, as I constantly coughed blood and who knows what else, straight into her mouth. The ambulance met us at the dock (8mins after I initially climbed into the boat). I thought all was good until I couldn’t communicate my required breathing process to the paramedics, so I finally took the bag valve mask away from them and operated it myself. At this point my eyes were swollen shut and everything above my chest was purple. I literally had air being forced under my skin (or so I am told). They tried to intubate once the ambulance got moving and shortly after that I lost consciousness. They never successfully intubated (because they couldn’t get the tube into my sucked shut trachea). At that time I was the only one that had a clue as to what injury I sustained and of course I couldn’t talk. There was no external sign of injury, so the paramedics didn’t know what to do. To this day I don’t know how it happened, but I regained my sense of touch and hearing as we rolled through the ER doors. From what I could gather, a doctor sprinted across the ER with a blade in hand, jumped on top of me, and “slit my throat”. I can’t even begin to describe how good it felt to have my throat cut open in that moment. It was so strange for pain to feel like such a relief. After that I was aware enough to communicate to the doctors with a thumbs up/thumbs down. I unsuccessfully even tried to tell them to pull my brand new quicksilver trunks off of me rather than cut them off. Lol They had their priorities straighter than I did and cut them wide open. That’s the last thing I remember. I woke up over 24hrs later after having 2 reconstructive surgeries. Spent a week in ICU, another week in observation, and then a few months with a tracheostomy tube sticking out of my neck. Anyway, my reason for rambling on about this is to say that I CRINGED when I saw that knot in your rope. I’ve learned a lot about fiber technology since my little mishap and one thing I specifically learned is that a knot can create extra friction and heat in the line and cause it to fail. I’d say you are more likely to get hit by lightning than to suffer the injury I suffered, but as the official rope Nazi, I feel compelled to make everyone aware of the danger. My line wasn’t knotted. In fact no experts could figure out why it failed. According to them, it should have held 10times my weight taking a hard cut at 25mph. Just a fluke I guess. I do want to say that I don’t blame the Murray Faux Leather bindings that I was using, at all for that accident. Lol To get back on topic, it took me 2yrs to get up enough nerve to try a raley again. It’s like I felt fine with it mentally, but my subconscious would tell my body that the shit wasn’t a good idea and I could feel a sense of uneasiness tingling from my fingertips to my toes. I guess it was a PTSD type response. I’ve never felt anything else like it and even to this day I have to fight the urge to bail out of a raley. So well done on making the KGB comeback! I know what that took to do!

@Shaun.Murray

3 жыл бұрын

That’s a crazy story you lived through and what a bunch of amazing people that kept you going. Thanks for sharing

@athhud

3 жыл бұрын

Shaun Murray thanks for replying! 15yr old me would have never thought that I could one day just randomly talk to Shaun Murray from anywhere in the world. Lol

Awsome bro

That was awsome 😀

@Shaun.Murray

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Amanda!

I love the cameraman’s stoke

I voted for you Shaun!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks James!

the slow moo yaaaaayyys are funny as

@Shaun.Murray

3 ай бұрын

😂

You are an absolute inspiration Shaun!! love your work mate. Do you do coaching sessions when you are in Australia because I would love to pay for one if you do?

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

I usually do when I'm at the Nautique reunions over there w Nautique Central. Tell Kate or Daniel the owners of NC I sent ya:)

@michaelcataldo1651

4 жыл бұрын

Shaun Murray thanks mate, will do! I’m spewing I wasn’t able to go to the last reunion! I’m out Sydney and normally deal with michael the manager of the Penrith branch so I’ll touch base with him to see if I can book you in when your here next. Cheers mate.

I love wake boarding so much but I have been trying to do a back role but never been successful. It's been super annoying and frustrating. I have been wake boarding all my life, but I live in Canada so I can only go out during the summer. If you have any advise to help me out that would be great.

Haha my favorite trick to do for sure!!!

Sending my child to OWC summer camp next summer. Are you around with the kids at all? Just want to say I grew up watching you and stoked you are still out there killing it. I set my 6 year old up with a board and he's hooked. Working on selling the fishing boat we have to buy a wakeboard boat!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

My kids head to the summer camp as well. I hang w them and their friends while they're there and I'll stop in sometimes when I'm coaching during the summer. Just never scheduled to be part of the camp.

@scottcourtney5647

4 жыл бұрын

Shaun Murray Awesome good to hear. I hope while we are there I could say hello. Also stay safe and tie up that G23 so it doesn’t blow away as this hurricane heads your way. Looks like it might hit us up in Charleston as well.

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

@@scottcourtney5647 you in Charleston?

@scottcourtney5647

4 жыл бұрын

Shaun Murray yes sir!

@scottcourtney5647

4 жыл бұрын

You ever come up this way?

🤙😜👍 Great one mate!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Nate

Since you got your new boards have a giveaway for people who want to get in to the sport. Unless you have a use for them. Good vid keep up the good content Shaun!

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

I look for opportunities to get boards into people's hands when I can.

@koled130

4 жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray ok I got one the other day love the new sport

Shaun, I keep getting inspired by you. I'm 45 and arrived at the sport probably to late. I'm trying to do the 360 this year, and eventually an invert in 2020. How old was the oldest person you have seen make an invert for the first time?

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome Jorge. Oldest person to do their first invert w me was probably at least in their 50's maybe even 60's. You've got plenty of time. But, make sure you're taking the time working on a good foundation for many reasons. Less hard crashes, faster progression, and more than anything...actually fun doing the basics. Enjoy your ride!

@JorgeFerreira-cd9dr

4 жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray 50-60? wow! that's great! Good to know that. And thanks for the sound advice. As with everything in life, one has to not only focus on the destination, but also enjoy the journey :)

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly @@JorgeFerreira-cd9dr And that's a good point as to why I say "Enjoy your ride"

@Gene3x

4 жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray Who is the oldest to learn a Mobe? ;)

Can I ask what speed and the length of the rope? As always a great video Shaun!

@Landon_Ritchie

4 жыл бұрын

Jk I could just see the description lol!

Muy buenos trucos

@Shaun.Murray

2 жыл бұрын

Que es trucos?

@maximilianocenturionmision8037

2 жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray it means trick

@Shaun.Murray

2 жыл бұрын

@@maximilianocenturionmision8037 gotcha. Thanks! And thanks for the translation. Sure, I could've googled it but why not have a real conversation with someone:)

Anything different on the 2020 model? Or just colors.

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Just graphics.

Never in my wildest dreams I’ll ever be able to do that🤘🏻🔥🔥

Sick

Shawn what is your rope length on this video? 65'?

Congrats on bringing back the KGBISCUIT and hitting plenty of hammers on top of that 🤘🏻🔥🔥🔥

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Biscuit. Now it's time for a Triscuit. You have to know John to get that one. If you've ever ridden OWC and had the operator rhyme as you go off the dock...that him. You're funny Haile.

@JohnHaile

4 жыл бұрын

Triscuit! 😂😜Thanks Murray!!! That means a lot!!! We’ll have to ride together sometime ❤️🤘🏻😃

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah buddy! You bet. We gotta hit the lake for a quick set. @@JohnHaile

Hi Shaun! It's Quade! I'm still practicing everything you've taught me

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

Right on Quade! Was great having you and your family out this week:)

@qrcards1

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for teaching me!

Top of the Top

I remember skurfing in the 80’s. Too funny.

love that

Do you use slider fins...if so what size?

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

No. Just stock fins that come w my Hyperlite Murray board. .8 inch fins.

Killed it

Cool video.

I’ve burst my ear drum twice when my head slapped the surface of the water attempting a wrapped 360

@Shaun.Murray

4 жыл бұрын

I've done my eardrums as well. SO PAINFUL!

@Fiveinaline

4 жыл бұрын

Shaun Murray Yes sir it sure is! The sound too.... PINNNGGGG!! lol The 2nd time I did it I knew exactly what I’d done.... Immediately I thought “Awwwww fucking great, here we go again!” lol 🤙

@arathuzik

4 жыл бұрын

@@Fiveinaline When i blew my eardrum out, I thought I just had water in the ear, until I poured rubbing alcohol in it to dry it out... worst pain in my life!