Educate

Arcadium Wake along with its support brings to you a next level series of instructionals aptly named "Educate". We hope to keep em ticking over and cover a variety of tricks from basic through to some of the harder hammers (being were just your average joe blows, our trick bags don't roll as deep as the pros). So read and educate yourself by taking in the wealth of knowledge. Being its just warming up and motivation to ride is beginning to kick in, read up and learn. Expect to see this as a regular update throughout season.

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SEASON 2:

Educate 1 - Batwing with David Stubbs

To get the ball rolling this season David Stubbs once again breaks the ice on the series. Busting this Batwing out during his time spent in the North Island, this was one of the most asked for tricks from last season. Go wing this one out next time on the wake.

SEASON 1:

Educate 1: TS Ole' 540 with David Stubbs

First installment David Stubbs takes us through an Ole' 5. First rider to show some evidence of them hitting a legit ole' 5 will hook you up with something special from the 2011 Jetpilot Line.

Educate 2: Tootsie Roll with Nick Gibson

Second instructional we have the National Champ, Nick Gibson throwing down a tootsie roll. A trick he learnt an mastered and has since been a staple in his comp run. Could you be next? Check It

Educate 3 - TS FS 720 with Paul Maguire

Round 3 here and its two full rotations with Paul Maguire. Got your TS 5s on lock? Comfy landing wrapped on your TS 3s? Then go get one?

Educate 4 - HS FS 180 with Paul Maguire

Educate 4 is for you dummies that didn't think it was possible to hit the wake from the other side. Paul Maguire going back to back in the series, taking us through a fundamental trick the HS FS 180, which every rider should have in there bag.

Educate 5 - Backside Shuv with Paul Maguire

Here is Paul running you through a wakeskate basic and it's a trick everyman and his hairy dog can have in there bag of tricks. With a little practice and some water time this trick is achievable next time you hit the water.