Started to learn wakeboarding a few weeks ago at age 64 by watching your videos. Now I feel like reborn and start to do tricks. You are awesome! Thanks bro

Love the short line, lower mph, and small wake experience!!!

@Shaun.Murray

7 ай бұрын

Same

50ft rope blind judge. Managing rope tension at this rope length for that trick is mental. Epic riding!!!!

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Adam. I wasn't nervous at all 😉

I love this video since our boat doesn't have a balast (yamaha ar 195)! Great to see it's possible to still get some awesome air!

@Shaun.Murray

21 күн бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! Too many people think you need a big expensive boat to have fun and get air, but def not the case. Enjoy your ride! ✌

Ah! Summer has arrived. Boats been serviced, toys dusted off… I can’t wait to get back up on my board. Really enjoy your channel… you’ve thought me such. ( I still have the mental block on jumps…but I’ll get there ✌🏻🇿🇦Cape Town, South Africa

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for stopping by Jonathan and here's to a great season!

This is one of my favorite videos! I appreciate the short line clinic……thank you!

Thank you for this video Shaun! This is just what I needed to see!! I have been a lifelong slalom skier and I’ve been getting into wakeboarding for the last two seasons. This short-line, no ballast setup is pretty close to what it’s like riding behind my ski boat and it gives me a lot of inspiration. I know have a long way to go, but I can see now that there is no shortage of fun to be had even behind my boat! Your videos are the best! I help at a ski camp for a couple of weeks every summer and I show the kids your videos all the time because you give great instruction and examples. Thank you so much for all your effort, it’s worth it!

@Shaun.Murray

7 ай бұрын

Sorry just seeing this Jared but great to hear! Hopefully this past season allowed for some of these good times to happen!

Super helpful. Been trying to dial in a good fun setting.

Thanks for these videos! We appreciate it!

Awesome video! Very encouraging! It’s the end of the summer here in upstate New York, but can’t wait to give this a try next summer! Keep up the great videos and thanks for being such a great role model!

One of the greatest sets ive seen you do! Dang! Very nice

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Nator!

You are so good you piss me off 😆 I'm 63 and love slalom skiing and I have an original Murray Belmonte Hyperlite board with Split bindings. Anyway keep it going strong. Like your videos even if you make me look like a wimp. Good job Sean

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Not a wimp Michael! If you're smiling while riding at some point, you're doing it right.

Cant wait for some warm weather down here in OZ! That got me pumped up.

What a fun session and thanks for all the tips on progression! Really appreciate it.

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Right on PayneTrain!

Such an amazing video!!

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Thanks John!

Thanks for sharing! Your helping me gain confidence to do tricks and not just ride. Love the idea of going short and riding slow.

Lots of fun! Blind Judge at 50' is crazy crazy!

Awesome video Shaun! Greetings from the netherlands ❤

That Blind Judge was so clean! Amazing 🔥🤙

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Shima!

Man you are my inspiration! way cool!

@Shaun.Murray

11 ай бұрын

Thanks JJ 👊🏼

Yeah, I love love slalom, thus have direct drive Malibu and always wakeboard with no weight. You are an inspiration - usually I go 19.5 on 60’ and following your tips for body alignment and jumping get decent air and distance. The hang time isn’t long tho, so tricks have to be pretty fast as you demo’d. My best rhythm is heelside surface 360 to heelside wake to wake 180 to toe side surface 360 and then toe side wake to wake 180. Still working on heel side wake to wake back roll but only rotate about 7/8 of turn and toe catches… maybe 18 and 50’ will get me a little more wake and time to complete (although you make it look easy :) ). We are blessed to enjoy this sport! Be safe…

Thanks to your incredible videos I have progressed more this year @49 than in the last 12 years combined. All about the “low risk high reward” riding trying to avoid succumbing to the “wakesufing temptation” my friends are luring me into 😉

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Love to hear this more than you know G!

Thanks for doing videos like this! It really helps me wrap my mind around trying new stuff out there. I'm 43 and it's getting to the point where when I fall I break instead of bend like when I was a teenager, but I still want to be out there, improving and having a blast.

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and love hearing great feedback SN!

Pure genius

Definitely trying this, this weekend

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Let me know how it goes!

It was awesome to meet you and have you out at Lake Anna. I’m going to work on that back roll!

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

As well! Let me know how it goes!

Landed my first Toe side wake to wake this summer because of your videos. Will drop my speed ( was 21.5 / 65 feet and full ballast ) to this setting and try low impact high reward!!

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Love it and love it JB!

Thanks for the videos. Lots of teaching moments. I’m a bigger guy at 6’4” 320. I ride a 150. Actually one of your boards. Just learning at a old age of 44. Trying to get my kids hooked on it.

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Rock! You old fart! Jokes! I'm 46 😀

@rockbottomshow

Жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray Well I guess you never too old to have fun. You just get old when your quit having fun.

Great video! Loved the back to back ts3s. Me and my riding crew have been doing this a ton lately to work on our switch riding. So much fun. Request - Can you do a video on how to add grabs to basic inverts with these smaller wakes?

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Go request Baron. Will add it to my list, just not sure when I'll get to it honestly, but keep the requests coming!

Obrigado por compartilhar ficou muito bom com o cabo 50” 🇧🇷

lookin good out there!

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

K Dawg! With the FIRST! Have you gotten a postcard from me yet? If not, Insta DM me!

@kennyholmgren4455

Жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray yep got your postcard, that pic is sick! I had never seen that trick before so I tried it with my cousin

I have watched so many of your video and honestly they have help me and my family. My only problem trying to source one of your JetPilot jackets here in Australia.

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Love the great feedback JP! Jet Pilot USA and Australia are 2 different companies and don't know how to get one of my vests over there for ya😞

Super cool! Great riding. 😉 Btw, you forgot to thank your driver! 🤣

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

I did in person but guess it didn't make the cut. Cameron was driving, so thanks Cam!

@jasonc8956

Жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray naw you did dude. I was just yanking your chain because you always say thank your driver. Lol. Good riding with you again. 👍🙂

Love this video. Your board control is amazing. I have no idea how you get so much pop. I usually go at 65' and 19mph and get no where near that kind of pop. As always great video and thanks for sharing.

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Matt! Check out this one if you haven't already. Shows the 3 fundamentals on how to load up power kzread.info/dash/bejne/l4d-ssutfLC4iZs.html

@mattperry7240

Жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray did that and it helped but i definitely dont fly like you. So effortless and the altitude you get is amazing

Hey Shaun, first off keep it coming my friend. Love to sit and learn from the best. Come out to Washington one of these days and we will take you out. So do you keep your boots loose in the upper section? You seem to lean quite a bit out of your boots....

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Not loose on top. Not super tight but def not loose. Sometimes those little buggers slide loose though after a lotta riding

Shaun, we got a Chaparral 186 ss brand new in 2000 and now, for a collapsible tower, waterskii world recommended lightning towers in Sac. Do you have a rec for us? Btw, thanks for all your work-we got detention on VHS back then (and a H/L Fluid 137 w/ 360 bindings) and I finally upgraded my board and am riding switch much more. Ended up with a rusty 2022 146 w/ teams.

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Would love to say I have tower recs for you but I honestly don't. Fluid w 3060s! Sick! Congrats on the new Hyperlite. Rusty is ok n all but.... 😃

We get it Shaun, it's not the boat, it's me that sucks haha

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

😂

Bro you just make me realize how bad I am …😂😂😂

What brought you up to lake anna ? Great video ! Thanks for the pointers I am going to try this 50 ft line and also the 18 mph range.

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Doing some coaching with a few different groups/families. Enjoy your ride! ✌

@dmock157

Жыл бұрын

Coached by You !? They are super lucky !! Thanks again ! 🌊🤘🤘

Freaking sick man! What size board you riding?

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

139 Murray in this video. Sometimes 144 Hyperlite Murray

@davidog4157

Жыл бұрын

Cool thanks, been riding your 2021 Murray board 139 and just bought your 144 this year. Been hearing about bigger is better. The 144 is faster and lands butter.

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

@@davidog4157 Love to hear it!

It looks like your wakes there are about like mine behind a 95 Malibu Sunsetter 21.5’ with 1000 pounds of ballast.? Do you have a feel for the comparison? (At the beginning of the summer I had no idea what Shaun Murray was doing these days. While my son was learning to wakeboard (and drive the boat to pull me!) I got out the original Detention, then was turned on to KZread… I’m hooked. This kind of stuff is invaluable for beginner/intermediate riders and EXTREMELY entertaining and encouraging! I still think the part in Detention, after the “apple joke” where things get groovy with 180’s and grabs is awesome chill stuff!)

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching once again Masters Sign! Speaking of Detention...just wait!

@masterssignco.8865

Жыл бұрын

Oh? Hmmm.? Intrigued!!

Seeing this makes me want to go out on the water aswell!! I have a rib and not such a luxurious boat as you have. And the towing point is as high as the outboard engine... does that make it more difficult or different??

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Tying a little lower isn't super tough riding but the higher you tie, the more upward the pull and the less you get pulled back down.

@lloydfierloos8164

Жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray that's clear!! Thanks for your reply 😎😎

You make it look effortless, I'm still scared to just jump the wake lol

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Start slow and keep the rope kinda long for a while so you can learn to jump far only going 1 wake.

@jeffcurrie123

Жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray yea I think we focus on jumping the wake too much, sadly we we winterized the boat this past weekend so I'll have to wait until next spring to try jumping just one wake. Thanks Shaun

What do you think about wakeboarding on a jet ski. Is it still possible to land a lot of tricks?

@jeffcurrie123

Жыл бұрын

Surface tricks

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

For sure can have fun and is actually a good thing to do. I just rode doubles w my 7 year old 2 days ago behind ours!

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffcurrie123 Zackly!

Hi Shaun! I hope you and the family are in a safe place today. Ian = no good.... :(

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Jerry! Doing alright so far.

Is that your G23 Paragon with no ballast? We all wish we could have that sweet of a ride.

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Nope. Only a 21' boat.

What wakeboard boat do you recommend for a beginner Shaun?

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Hyperlite Murray. What are your height/weight stats?

@bdawgsohawt

Жыл бұрын

@@Shaun.Murray I'm 5'10 and 160lb

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

@@bdawgsohawt I'd put you on my Hyperlite Murray 144

How’s the hurricane Shaun. Stay safe

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Doing well so far!

Is the progression series rope still non stretch?

@Shaun.Murray

7 ай бұрын

Good question. I think that "technically" it's non stretch bc of the mainline part of the rope construction is non stretch, but my experience is that the line starts with some stretch and then tends to go away for the most part. Waterski lines stay dynamic (stretch) during most of their life. Most wake lines are non stretch, for those who are curious. Thanks for asking Travis ✌

tantrum to blind looks bit scary :)

@Shaun.Murray

Жыл бұрын

Was a lil bit