Austin Keen and Tony Hawk

Tony Hawk is a skateboarding legend. He’s one of the most influential professional skateboarders in the world, has multiple X Games medals and other contest victories, a top-selling video game, successful skateboard brands, and the list goes on and on.

Tony Hawk wakesurfing.

In this recent video posted to Austin Keen’s YouTube channel, Tony shows off his wakesurfing skills. Tony takes on Austin Keen’s Mastercraft to see if his skateboarding skills translate to the wake, and the results are not surprising. Tony Hawk flips the script and takes Austin to his 13-foot vert ramp and to see if the professional skimboarder can take on that beast of a ramp with the legend himself.

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“Since I wasn’t able to make a best of video in 2017, I decided to make it all in one for 2018. I hope you enjoy some of my favorite clips of the past couple years.

In case you guys are just tuning into my platforms, my name is Austin Keen. I was born in Savannah GA, and knew I wanted to follow my passion of riding waves and pursue my dreams of making a living through enjoying life and inspiring others. I drove my old 1975 BMW out to California when I was 17, and cross country another two times after that in the same car. After many years of dedication to my sport, I won the world championship tour in 2013, and then went on to win the world championship contest in 2016. Now, with the power of social media and YouTube, I am still on the grind and dedicated to creating cool content and sharing my love for skimboarding, travel, and riding waves of all sorts weather it be behind the boat, or in the ocean. Thanks for tuning in”!

Austin Keen.

Subscribe now! https://www.youtube.com/user/AustinKeen Professional Skimboarder / World Champion Skimboarder Austin Keen , Takes you along his daily adventures skimboarding , surfing , wakesurfing , skateboarding and everything else action sports, travel, and adventure. Want to know How to Skimboard ? The best most informative How To Skimboarding videos on how to skimboard with world champion skimboarder Austin Keen have been the most loved how to skimboard videos every made. Also coming soon: How to Wakesurf with the most watched in wakesurfing,

 

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BRUNO RIXEN , the lost of the  WATER CABLESKI Inventor …

We’re all thanks full about what Bruno Rixen was accomplish during this whole life dedicate to waterskiing and wakeboarding . How can this man get this insane  idea to use Cableways to improve this watersports all round the world , and give access to the sport to the less rich people, democratize this discipline , and make those parks a real leisure waterparks…

The history of cablepark with Bruno Rixen

One Men One History !

When Bruno Rixen  look back, there are many positive circumstances that contributed to his success, such as growing up in the country and in a family business environment that included a guest house, a colonial produce business and a small farm.When his father died in 1944, I had to take on responsi- bility at an early age and help my mother with the many additional tasks that needed to be taken care of.

Bruno Rixen Interview for the  2014 GUIDE OF CABLEPARKS

My transition to professional life occurred as soon as I left secondary school (ìMittlere Reifeî). I managed to nd an apprenticeship as a vehicle mechanic in a small repair workshop with two master mechanics and two apprentices. I mainly worked on tractors and diesel engines, which gave me an extremely challenging education. I took the apprenticeship certi cation exam ahead of time, and passed it with distinction. I gave advice to the farmers in my home village of Gro Buchwald and the local area during the change from working with horses to the use of tractors, for which I was occasionally paid commission.

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Apprenticeship

In the second year of my apprenticeship I established a company for threshing ax for the farmers, for which I purchased a machine and modi edit until it was functional. I nanced my studies in Kiel from selling tractors and threshing ax, and was even able to afford a brand new BMW «Isetta». Following my studies, I invited a fellow student to go on a trip around Europe in the Isetta, and saw some young people water-skiing behind a boat in Holland. This was where I made a long-cherished wish come true. My tran- sition to 2 skis was seamless, and I was so impressed by the experience that I paid for my friend to have a go and even had to persuade him.

As an engineer at the Olympia typewriter factory (one of 13,000 employees), I then spent a great deal of time considering how I could continue to water-ski without the expensive motor boat.  A cableway was an obvious choice as the pulling mechanism. I then started to draw and calculate. The fact that I had never seen a cableway before was an advantage. I therefore had no preconceptions in my technical decisions, but also had no idea of the many technical dif culties that I would encounter. Otherwise it would have been more sensible to give up. However, I had read the book by Oskar Schellbach entitled «Mein Erfolgs- Systemî – My Taste of Success, recognised the power of positive thinking and learned that you can only achieve your goals if you believe it is possible.

Working holidays

Manufacturing a pair of skis had already unexpectedly taken up several days of my holiday.
First I needed a 600 m long running cable with a diameter of at least 4 mm. A friend bought one for me. I obtained the detection pulleys from a combine harvester belonging to my brother. I was allowed to use trees to suspend the cable at a height of 6 m, for which the forest ranger charged 3 DM.

To begin with, a borrowed Lanz Bulldog tractor was used as the drive. I used a small trolley to travel down the 3 m long start ramp. The start worked immediately, and I travelled across Bordesholm Lake. Hurray, it had worked! At the 38∞ bend I suddenly had slack cable, and the acceleration that immediately occurred threw me into the reeds. My rst thought was: I’ll never manage to do a full lap! But where there’s a will, there’s a way. In my drawings I had discovered that the problem of changing direction could be solved if the skier veered to the right several metres before reaching the bend.

Serious problem

I soon discovered another much more serious problem. The running cable wraps around itself. If the skier did not keep his towing rope taut, it wound around the running cable. The connecting hook between the tow rope and the running cable levered it over the sharp edge of the next de ection pulley, it was nipped off and everything fell into the water.
I dread to think about the number of hours I spent splicing the two pieces of cable together!

In my second year, my voluntary helpers (and myself, of course) did not want to have to stop after every lap, but wanted to travel round continuously. In order to do this, the running cable had to be driven above water using another cable that led from the 2-groove cable wheel to the drive on the hill. The narrow 176∞ angle of this freely suspended double cable wheel was not a problem for us. Since the Bulldog was not always available, I attached my Isetta with the ax thresher and used it as a drive.

Managing the speed

In order to multiply the capacity, additional runners had to be coupled and uncoupled at full cable speed. This was the biggest challenge yet, and was at the back of my mind whatever I was doing. Finally I came up with an idea that was too good to be true: not starting beneath the cable like all the other cableways, but from the side on an 18 m long tow rope. The first drawings and theoretical calculations of the acceleration produced fantastic results. The practical proof was provided by a model of the cableway on land. It also confirmed that the invention of the 2-cable system for compensating for cable twisting was the only way to go.
However, the decisive test could only be carried out on the water.

Decisive test

Bredenbek Lake in Ahrensburg near Hamburg was a suitable lake, but unfortunately it was part of a landscape conservation area. However, this year there was no other alternative. I constructed my cableway with the help of my master mechanic and Ahrensburg assistants in order to operate it of cially for money, since we also had to check the demand for the cableway and whether it could be operated pro tably. However, it was no longer possible to obtain permission and carry out the construction work this summer.

By way of compensation, the company owner provided funds of 30,000 DM for my own cableway in Niendorf on the Baltic Sea coast, where we had obtained permission for a 1200 m long square cableway. The two running cables were 7 mm thick, therefore three times thicker than in Bredenbek, and all of the cable pulleys now had a diameter of 700 mm. The rectangular cableway was constructed using the minimum materials imaginable. The 3 de ection pulleys had a diameter of just 35 mm. The motor mast did not have a cantilever. It was therefore erected with a gradient of just 45∞. The diesel motor at the tip of the mast powered the two drive wheels, which now had a diameter of 70 cm.

Cableways launched

The Niendorf cableway represented the end of the prototype period.
Although the main development of the water ski cableway was now complete, improvements are always being made on the basis of new experience. One example of this is the automatic tow rope system, in which a catch fork collects the ball cable. The small transport cableway transports it downwards to the operating stand, where the handle remains in the magazine and the ball cable is then deposited in the upper magazine. A total of 12 tow ropes can be kept here ready for starting, as is still the case.

Each tow rope was brought back to the starting position individually using a small transport cableway. 4 carriers, each with 4 wedge clamps, were distributed around the 600 m long running cable. Each wedge clamp connected 2 cable ends together and ensured that the carriers would not slip. We were able to uncouple the tow ropes on the move, but were still unable to catch them. They fell into the water every time, and had to be brought back to the starting position by row boats. I erected the rst cableway with automatic tow ropes and silent encapsulated diesel motor with my Spanish partner Humberto Armas in Benidorm on the Mediterranean in 1965. To date, 14 million kilometres have been travelled by water ski during the 68,000 hours of operation of this cableway. We managed to keep this temporary operation going in June and July, until a demolition order arrived because the cableway was not permitted inside the landscape conservation area.

High potential

Another major problem therefore had to be solved. As I drove home one evening, I passed an old person’s home next to the lake, where I saw 20 chairs in 2 rows. I realised immediately that the old people had been watching us water skiing. I took a photograph and sent it to the head of the district authority with an explanation of the situation and the sporting value of water skiing.

On the basis of this, we were granted retrospective permission with the condition that that we dismantled the cableway every winter. A few years later, I developed a pneumatic control unit for the automatic tow rope system. In order to make operation even easier, the cableways are now controlled using a frequency converter, which ensures that a speed of 0.5 km/h is adhered to exactly during championships.

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Important development

The next stumbling block followed soon afterwards. The two running cables stretched by differing amounts. This had to be compensated for every month to prevent cable damage, but with the 16 wedge clamps of the 4 carriers this was too time-consuming in the long run. After the 2 years in Bordesholm and the 2 years in Bredenbek it was clear that water-skiing with the cableway and also starting at full speed were possible, which had been disbelieved for quite some time, particularly by the T‹V (Technical Inspection Association). In the meantime, it had been established that suficient demand was available. This put us in a position to agree to a licence contract with a Swiss cableway manufacturer to the tune of 55,000 DM. This company was well known for its special designs, and had a large construction of ce with 60 engineers and technicians. The 1st cableway «Made in Switzerland» was to be erected at Lake Neuenburg.

Another important development is our 2-mast cableway, which only requires 10 % of the water surface and the cost. Ideally it should be 150 m long, it only has to be 20 m wide, and is not just suitable for beginners but can also be used by experienced water skiers and wakeboarders.
We often hire out these small cableways for short of cial events such as the Hamburg Alstervergn ̧gen (Hamburg Alster Enjoyment), the Kieler Woche (Kiel Week) and the Bregenz City Festival. We are the global market leader, and were presented with the Bavarian Export Award in 2010.

Spots around the world

Our 294 cableways can be found in 45 different countries all over the world. They have travelled 1.3 billion water ski kilometres during 4,224 years of operation without a single accident caused by technical problems.
The International Waterski & Wakeboard Federation IWWF is attempting to have wakeboarding recognised as an Olympic discipline for the year 2020. The high capacity of the cableway and the rapid spread of the sport because of the 2-mast cableway are playing a decisive role in this.

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At only 15 years old Fynn Bullock is already a Snowboard star, winner of the Half-pipe Junior Jam  at the 38e Burton US Open 2020 , this kids is also an awesome wakeboarder winning  the tittle of rookie of the year at the  2020 supra boat pro wakeboard tour .  When he meet the legend of Wakeboarding Shane Bonifay , they decide together to  made this vid to show the skill of this awesome  new kids on the “Bullock” blocks with a brilliant future on wakeboard and on Snowboard …..

Enjoy !

Who is Fynn Bullock by Shane Bonifay

Shoot: Shane Bonifay

Song: lover man By Blue Footed Boobies

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Liquid Force

“Relentless Innovation has been our driving force at LF since day one… Every year it keeps us focused on making the best products possible! Many times our new product ideas are a natural progression of what our team needs, as well as where they want to go with their riding… Then there are the BIG ideas – ones that take years to develop, the ones that send you back to the drawing board over and over until finally… you see the light.

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We have created our most complete line ever – there is something in here for everyone, wherever you ride, and however you have fun holding onto the handle. And if dropping the line is your thing, our new surfers are the best boards for all styles we’ve ever produced. We love what we do and we know you’ll have more fun this season because of the passion that has been put into creating this 2017 lineup. Go out and spread the stoke!”

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When it comes to creativity, wakeboard-pro Felix Georgii sets the bar – or in this case, the ring – pretty high. Watch what happens when he unexpectedly gains access to The Bricks Wakepark all on his own.   

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Wakeboard parks are the perfect playground on a hot summer day to stay active and cool at the same time. Unfortunately, many had to shut their doors over the last months leaving wakeboarders around the blue planet to stay put and just get a glimpse from outside the fence. For Felix this sparked his sheer endless creativity to come up with never-seen-before obstacles and tricks like the handplant frontflip over a golf cart, sliding on a ghost boat or squeezing through a truck wheel in mid air.  The project was filmed and realized in 20 days with the support of a Sculpture Winch,  Thatsoundsmart, Lukas Joas, Jan Kissmann and the whole Süß family. Produced by Steffen Vollert  Special thanks to THE BRICKS Wakepark: https://www.thebricks.de/ 

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Out of an abundance caution in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, The World Wake Association (WWA) and Nautique Boats have made the decision to move the 2020 WWA Wake Park World Championships presented by Nautique Boats to Valdosta Wake Compound to take place September 20th – 22nd. Known as one of the most epic final stops to the season, the goal is for this event to return to the Mayan Water Complex in Playa del Carmen, Mexico for the 2021 World Championships.

Located in Valdosta, GA the Valdosta Wake Compound is one of the most sought-after wake destinations featuring a technical park fully equipped to host the world’s top amateur and pro riders for the 2020 WWA Wake Park World Championships presented by Nautique Boats. Serving as the culminating stop to the WWA Wake Park World Series, pro riders will compete for overall titles in Traditional and Feature-Only divisions alongside teams competing for Points Chase victories with non-stop action all weekend long.

“We understand that due to the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, some athletes may not be willing or able to attend the 2020 WWA Wake Park World Championships. We completely respect the decisions that need to be made and strongly encourage everyone to do and act according to what is in the best interest of themselves and their families during these unprecedented times,” commented WWA President Shannon Starling. “The WWA has not missed a World Championship event since inception 31 years ago and we are not going to allow this virus to negatively affect our community or the commitments we’ve made to our athletes. While wakeboarding is an individual sport and the decision to compete is an individual decision, we are also a wake community and a community that we will continue to stand by and put forth every effort to ensure we produce events with the athlete in mind. We are looking forward to seeing those who are able to make it the end of this month and everyone else next year. As always please continue to stay safe during these times.”

U.S. riders competing at the WWA Wake Park World Championships will need to claim their spot for the WWA Wakeboard World Championships by Monday, August 31st at 5:00 p.m. EST. Registration will be opened to fill the field on a first come, first serve basis after this deadline. This event is expected to fill up, due to the limitations on capacity and will be strictly enforced, and riders are encouraged to register as soon as they are eligible to do so.

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In an effort to continue minimizing the spread of COVID-19 while in consideration for the health and safety of the riders, families, and staff, social distancing guidelines will be implemented at all WWA events. The WWA will ensure these procedures adhere to and operate in compliance with the most recent state and CDC guidelines. A specific plan focusing on the mandated guidelines and safety measures to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic can be found by following this link thewwa.com/wwa-social-distancing-guidelines.

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The WWA

Developed for riders by riders, the World Wake Association stands as a global network of passionate representatives dedicated to the growth of wakesports. Since 1989 our mission and values remain true to the core of our community. Our position as the authority on competitive standards has been earned through consistent development; sanctioning and producing more than 12,500 worldwide events and counting. We are the only organization solely focused on the best interests of the sport, spearheading a collective movement on the journey to discover where wake takes you. The WWA owns and operates the WWA Wakeboard World Series, WWA Wake Park World Series, WWA Wakeboard National Championships, WWA Wake Park National Championships, WWA Wakeboard World Championships, WWA Wake Park World Championships, WWA Wake Park Triple Crown, WWA Pro Card and WWA Rider Experience. For more information on the World Wake Association, check out www.thewwa.com.

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The 2020 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by GM Marine Engine Technology celebrated another year of standout performances at the watersports mecca of BSR Cable Park this weekend. With National titles and team overall points on the line, riders and teams came in from all over the U.S., bringing the best wake park showdown to Texas. After a long week of riding satisfied riders clinched their spots in the WWA Wake Park World Championships taking place this September.

Cable Serie : 2020 NAUTIQUE WWA WAKE PARK NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Starting off the day of finals, Reed Hansen took the Pro Wakeskate title with solid rail hits and an impressive flats tricks completing the win for a perfect score of 100.00. Beau Goforth took second with a 90.00 score followed by Sam Lacerte in third scoring 80.00. The Jr. Pro Traditional division displayed premier athletic ability with Tyler Cole taking the win showing solid execution and variety in the flats for a final score of 98.00. Barrett Swope got technical with his rail hits for his second place finish with a score of 93.00, ahead of Colby Zebarth in third with 80.00.

Reigning Pro Traditional champion Guenther Oka put down a stand-up performance with a huge B/S 900 off the kicker scoring a perfect 100.00 point score to take the Pro Mens Traditional top spot again for 2020. Brady Patry rode through the entire event for a second place finish of 91.00, ahead of Tom Fooshee who put down another solid run to score 77.00 rounding out the podium in third.

The Groms Features Only division saw Evan Cole take the win showing composition throughout the entire heat for a final score of 100.00, ahead of Hudson Haynie in second with 87.00 points and Luca Adib-Samii in third with 77.00 points. Aiden Stelzel went super technical on the swoope for his winning score of 95.00 in the Kids Features Only division. Cameron Flinkingshelt came up in second scoring 86.00 points, just ahead of Zach Montez in third with a score of 82.00. In the Open Women Features final, Lisa Derue threw brought to the table diverse hits in all of the sections to take the National title with 92.00 points. Mattie Armer took second scoring 91.00, followed by Riley Payne in third to round out the podium with 86.00. The Masters Features final saw Hunter Hanson own the top spot with a standout performance to score 94.00, ahead of Tom Knotek in second who smashed all the rails for 91.00 points, followed by Cody Johnson in third with a score of 78.00.

Displaying true levels of progression, the Jr. Pros put up a good fight in the late afternoon in the intense battle for the Features Only National title. Barrett Swope came away with the win and taking the top spot in almost every section of the park dropping a 98.00 point score. Tyler Cole got super technical to earn the second place spot with 93.00, followed by Colby Zebarth who took third with 80.00 points. Anna Nikstad took the 2020 National title in the Pro Women’s Features final putting down a technical run with a massive kicker hits for her winning score of 100.00. Taylor McCullough came up second with a score of 88.00 followed by Ashley Tabor in third with a score of 82.00.

“It was so awesome to see the girls shredding across all of the female divisions this week! I’m so happy to walk away with the win and even more so that we were able to get out and have fun on the water together at BSR Cable Park,” commented 2020 Pro Women’s Features National Champion Anna Nikstad.

Closing out the weekend with one of the most competitive finals to date, the crowd was going wild all the way through to the very last second of the Pro Men’s Features final. Guenther Oka was on fire the entire weekend wrapping it up with a win Oka grabbed his title with a boosty T/S B/S 1080 off the kicker for a score of 97.00. Bringing a style of his own Gavin Stuckey claimed second place scoring 87.00 and landing him just ahead of his brother Trent Stuckey in third with 84.00 points.

“It’s been awesome to be here this weekend and to take another win. I’m just glad that we’ve been able to come together safely and have fun on the water,” commented 2020 Pro Men’s Traditional and Features National Champion Guenther Oka. “Thank you to everyone who made this event possible!”

The Southtown Wake Park team won the 2020 Points Chase title in the Features Only division with 638 cumulative team points ahead of Orlando Watersports Complex in second with 591 points and Hydrous in third with 510 points. Over on the Traditional team points side, the Orlando Watersports Compex team took first place with 627 points. Taking home a second place finish for the weekend, Terminus came in second with 460 team points ahead of Hydrous in third with 438 points.

 Boat Serie :NIC RAPA AND MEAGAN ETHELL WIN THE 2020 NAUTIQUE WWA WAKEBOARD NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Pro Wakeskate division opened up the day with reigning champion Reed Hansen claiming the 2020 title and a final score of 91.67, just ahead of Brian Grubb in second with 75.00 points. Thomas Herman rose to the top of the Jr. Pro division this season, sealing it off with a National title and a final score of 90.33. Herman had a stand up run behind the Super Air Nautique G23 opening things up with a wrapped nose grab KGB and going on to land a double backroll and a dum dum, leaving no doubt in anyone’s mind he just claimed both the National and Nautique Wake Series titles. Jamie Huser put down another ridiculous performance of top progression with a backside 720 and a KGB 5 to score 79.67. Parker Swope placed third throwing a Pete Rose for a final score of 76.33.

Meagan Ethell stole the show of the Pro Women’s division, taking the win with a standup run throwing down a huge Moby Dick and wrapped switch H/S F/S 540 to score 91.33 points. Bec Gange joined the podium in second place throwing a clean nose grabbed scarecrow and a T/S B/S 180 for a score of 85.67, followed by Taylor McCullough in third with a final score of 78.67.

Ronix rider Nic Rapa came out on a top in the Pro Men’s division with an epic performance behind the Super Air Nautique G23. Rapa earned his winning score of 96.00 with a T/S double backroll to take him over the edge along with a multiple tech tricks and a solid blind Pete Rose to officially lock in his National title. In second, Nautique athlete Tony Iacconi gave it his all with two incredible passes that included an indy Moby Dick and a big double cab roll scoring 89.33. Guenther Oka rounded out the podium with a big wrapped backside 900 for a third-place finishing score of 86.67.

The 2020 Nautique WWA Wakeboard National Championships presented by GM Marine Engine Technology showcased an inspiring spectacle of athletic ability with wake’s greatest putting down peak performances behind the all-new Super Air Nautique G23. Throughout the week at BSR Cable Park the Nautique Wake Park and USA National Wakesurf Championships came together alongside the Wakeboard Nationals providing over 900 pulls during the five days of competition. The final day witnessed riders giving it their all in one final attempt to climb the leader board ahead of the final stop to the Nautique Wake Series and WWA Wakeboard World Series (WBWS) later this month.

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About the WWA

It is the leading source for riders, events and competitive standards and the undisputed sanctioning and governing body for the sport. For 28 years the WWA has been the world’s premier provider of amateur and professional wakeboard events, sanctioning and rules; “developed by riders, for riders”. Since its inception in 1989, the WWA has empowered the sport of wakeboarding to progress and evolve naturally by providing various amateur and professional sanctioning programs, protecting its riders through extensive amateur and professional membership levels and allowing freedom and opportunities for organizers to grow the sport.

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Daniel Grant  2019 edit.

For the last 5 years Daniel has  always posted something at the end of the year / season, usually During His  birthday. Based in Asia, they  also have the Lunar / Chinese New Year. Knowing he wasn’t gonna make his  birthday, He wanted to make sure he would get something out in time, before the Lunar New Year.  Say goodbye to the year of the pig and welcome the rat ! 

Better Late than Never

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Locations on  this Video : -Cali – Wake Island , Chicago – The Quarry, Chicago – West Rock, Geneva – Winch Demo, Spain – El Rancho, Canada – Planet Bayou …

On the words of Daniel Grant :

I start every season trying to come up with something new, something that gives me balance in life. I always think I have worked out how to do something better than the previous year, but sometimes those things don’t work out as you expect or plan.

I travelled the season with a battery powered portable winch. For my first flight out of Bangkok, the Airline confiscated my batteries. By the time, I could get the batteries, I the time I had planned to winch at the start of the season was gone. Once I had the time and location to use the winch, it broke down on me, and we could not get a repair. The idea of flying with a winch to new unknown locations, was the idea. Sadly, things did not work out as planned but we have another year with fresh ideas

My season more or less ended at the end of August, when Orlando was hit Hurricane Dorian, I was unable to get multiple interviews for my podcast and already several countries that I had planned to winch, all were cancelled due to the problems with the winch as well as having to change my plans due to the Hurricane.

So here is my edit a “mix and mash” of 2019. It is everything it says it is, Basically it’s a mash up of all the edits that came out last year through out the season with a little extra! following the music was selected and mixed by myself. (DJ Hotbox)

Thanks to my sponsors, Liquid Force, Rip Curl, Thai Wakepark, UNIT Parktech and GoPro, who continue to support me and allow me to do what I do.

Plans are in place for 2020!

I am re-building my website now for this season, and can’t wait to share with you what I have in store !

More info : Waketao.com

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Celebrity Surf Series Ep 1:

World Renowned DJ, Songwriter, and Record Producer Thomas Wesley Pentz AKA Diplo is one heck of a Wakesurfer and every now and then enjoys a Fortnite match with Michelle Obama . Check out Diplo / Producer of Major Lazer shred it up with us on this episode of Celebrity Surf Series!

Austin Keen and Diplo

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Location Of this Video : Miami

Music:

Big Gigantic – Shooting Stars https://www.biggigantic.net/

Flamingosis – Summer Breeze Reprise https://www.Flamingosis.com

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Austin Keen ‘s favorite Skimboarding wakesurfing clips …

“Since I wasn’t able to make a best of video in 2017, I decided to make it all in one for 2018. I hope you enjoy some of my favorite clips of the past couple years.

In case you guys are just tuning into my platforms, my name is Austin Keen. I was born in Savannah GA, and knew I wanted to follow my passion of riding waves and pursue my dreams of making a living through enjoying life and inspiring others. I drove my old 1975 BMW out to California when I was 17, and cross country another two times after that in the same car. After many years of dedication to my sport, I won the world championship tour in 2013, and then went on to win the world championship contest in 2016. Now, with the power of social media and YouTube, I am still on the grind and dedicated to creating cool content and sharing my love for skimboarding, travel, and riding waves of all sorts weather it be behind the boat, or in the ocean. Thanks for tuning in”!

Austin Keen.

Subscribe now! https://www.youtube.com/user/AustinKeen Professional Skimboarder / World Champion Skimboarder Austin Keen , Takes you along his daily adventures skimboarding , surfing , wakesurfing , skateboarding and everything else action sports, travel, and adventure. Want to know How to Skimboard ? The best most informative How To Skimboarding videos on how to skimboard with world champion skimboarder Austin Keen have been the most loved how to skimboard videos every made. Also coming soon: How to Wakesurf with the most watched in wakesurfing,

 

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Hype Wakeboarding :

With Trever Maur at the helm the possibilities are endless when it comes to pumping out videos. Together with Josh Twelker and Hayden Berg they also push each other and have a blast doing so. “HYPE” goes down at Velocity Island Park in Nor Cal, definitely the home park for our west coast crew. It’s easy to see how these riders influence each other, which they do every day they ride together. Josh Twelker is known as a top notch free rider behind the boat and watching him take those skills to the cable is awesome, the young gun Hayden Berg is pushing both Maur and Twelker but with a style all his own and he’s darn good at those 1-Footers.

Having a crew to push yourself in Wakeboarding is critical and with Trever’s infectious energy the bar is always raised to the top. Trever, Josh & Hayden are constantly filming each other, we hope you enjoy “HYPE” and this is just the beginning of a new decade, more to come from the crew in the future, keep your eyes peeled.

Hype Wakeboarding

Check the other Video Of Hyperlite Team, Pedro Caldas

Location Of this Video : Velocity Island Park

HYPERLITE Wakeboard : 

“With over 27 years of experience in the wake field, Hyperlite manufacturers are the most reliable and quality products for all Wake activities! In collaboration with the members of our team and our loyal supporters, Hyperlite has developed the best range of Wakeboards, Bindings, Wakesurfers, Vests, Ropes and handles ever seen. Partners such as Varial Surf have also allowed us to launch the best range of surfers, using aerospace quality materials, all made right here in the United States.

–Hype Wakeboarding–

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Bobby Grant 2020,
Following the traces of his older brother , Daniel grant Bobby start riding at 3 Years old ,at Thai wake park his home spot . Now Is twelve and ride better than is bro at the same age ! Daniel start Wakeboarding at 12 years old !

Enjoy his first edit of 2020 and follow him in this wake adventure life !

Thai town 2020

Check the other Video Of Bobby Grant 

Location Of this Video : THAI WAKE PARK

More about BOBBY GRANT

SLINGSHOT WAKE : 

WAKEBOARDS

It’s like momma always said, “It’s what’s on the inside that matters”. Our boards are all killer no filler. The full wood cores bring as much energy and excitement to the water as you do and have opened the doors to new possibilities and riding spots for wakeboarders all around the world.

WAKE BOOTS

Wet shoes on a sunny day are almost always a sign of a good time…a new adventure, experience or story. Our boots are no different. They’re designed to deliver an unforgettable experience that gets your blood flowing and puts a grin on your face.

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