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The TWBC Podcast took the opportunity to talk with Ryan Dodd as he prepared to compete at the World’s at Sunset Lakes. He explains his training regimen and why he has been largely absent for much of the tournament season. Looking to support this 3rd season of the TWBC Podcast? Email Tony at podcast@waterskibroadcasting.com to get more details on how to be a supporting sponsor.

With the World Championships at Sunset Lakes just hours away from starting we spoke to the defending World Overall Champ Joel Poland about his new boat sponsorship deal and the potential conflicts that could come into play – namely his ability to perform his best behind any boat and where he gets to use his boat. Looking to support this 3rd season of the TWBC Podcast? Email Tony at podcast@waterskibroadcasting.com to get more details on how to be a supporting sponsor.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvUSBIGRphg Trick skiing does not get the credit it deserves,...and if the popularity matched the difficulty of the actual sport, well, it would probably be one of the most well-known sports in the World. Finally, FlowPointTV got its act together to bring a quick recap of the 2021 Trick Skiing Finals, from the Water Ski World Championships. Enjoy,....and please subscribe and share this video if you like it!!...it helps us keep doing what we love to do: making Movies!!

An event like no other! For the second year in a row the Travers Grand Prix was a record breaking afair and with score like this... it's always an exciting event! Add in sport shooting and karting and it makes for one of my favourite events of the year! Thank you TWBC for use of the Footage and Conner Pesek for the Thumbnail photo! Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:46 - Round 1 03:10 - Go Karting 04:58 - Day 2 05:36 - Womens Round 2 06:09 - Mens Round 2 07:35 - Sport Shooting 08:38 - Day 3 09:15 - Womens Finals 10:50 - Mens Finals 13:05 - Podiums

On August 26th, MB sat down with FPM Ambassador and @waterskiprotour Leader Jaimee Bull, after the first day of the California ProAm. Below are the show notes! Enjoy and share/Subscribe if you can!! 0:00 - Intro 2:25 - What do you do to prepare for each ski ride? 3:40 - How do you approach tournament rides? 4:40 - Slumps, Low times in your skiing…How do you deal with them? 8:20 - Goals for the rest of the season?? 9:24 - Why do you ski?? 11:17 - People are looking for something, with water skiing, that they cannot get anywhere else in life?? 12:45 - Permission to let go of frustration. 14:56 - Whats up with the KNEE?? 18:00 - How has FPM impacted your skiing? 21:33 - Who is that person, in your life?...without them, your life would be far different. 25:00 - What do you have to Do, Achieve, Accomplish,...before you’re ready to walk away from Pro water skiing?? This podcast is Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify! - Search "FPM Podcast"

This week the boys talk through the steps it takes to look at your skiing and realize what you need to correct based on the knowledge you have.

This week the boys talk through the steps it takes to look at your skiing and realize what you need to correct based on the knowledge you have.

Matteo and guest Jonathan Travers recap the action of the Travers Grand Prix, stop #14 and the last stop of the ⁠⁠⁠Waterski Pro Tour⁠⁠⁠ for the 2023 season. Regina Jaquess⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ takes the win with 2@10.25m (41off), followed by Canadians Whitney McClintock Rini and ⁠⁠Jaimee Bull⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ both with 1@10.25m, and Whitney taking second due to backup scores. In the Men Slalom division, ⁠⁠Freddie Winter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ takes the win with 1@9.75m (43off), edging out Nate Smith who scored 0.5@9.75m. Will Asher ended up third with 5@10.25m This concludes the 2023 Waterski Pro Tour season, with Klipsch Marine providing a bonus for the top 5 slalom skiers on Tour! The finals Waterski Pro Tour Standings in the Women Slalom division: Jaimee Bull, 268 points Regina Jaquess, 266 points Whitney McClintock Rini, 226 points Allie Nicholson, 218 points Ali Garcia, 131 points The finals Waterski Pro Tour Standings in the Men Slalom division: Nate Smith, 284 points Freddie Winter, 272 points Will Asher, 193 points Thomas Degasperi, 190 points Dane Mechler, 135 points Check out the ⁠⁠⁠Waterski Pro Tour Leaderboard⁠⁠⁠ after stop #13 and watch the Video Highlights ⁠of the event on our ⁠⁠⁠YouTube channel⁠⁠⁠!

A Hardcore Water Skiers dream tournament! One of the most beautiful sites in the world with a seriously dialed in setup for this year! Like always competition was high and plenty of fun was had! As always big thank you to TWBC for the use of the footage. Time Stamps: 00:00 - Road Trip Day 1 00:44 - Road Trip day 2 01:24 - Welcome to Lymanland 01:37 - Practice Set 03:30 - Day 1 04:08 - Round 1 06:39 - Women's Round 2 09:22 - Day 2 10:11 - Mens Round 2 11:24 - Womens Finals 13:07 - Mens Finals 14:54 - Podiums

Marcus and guest Thomas Degasperi catch up and break down the action at Malibu Open,⁠ stop #13 of the ⁠⁠Waterski Pro Tour⁠⁠ for the 2023 season. Jaimee Bull⁠⁠⁠ wins in the final with 1@10.25m (41off) after three rounds running 10.75m (39.5off). Second spot for ⁠⁠⁠Regina Jaquess⁠⁠⁠ who set a pending world record in the preliminary stages but fell short in the finals with 3@10.75m. Third spot of Allie Nicholson who also scored 3@10.75m In the Men Slalom division, Thomas Degasperi collects his first win on Tour this season with 4@10.25m in the final round. Freddie Winter⁠⁠⁠ and Cole McCormick followed closely with 3.5@10.25m, with Freddie taking second place and Cole stepping on the podium in a Tour event for the first time in 2023. In the Men Jump division, ⁠Freddy Krueger⁠⁠ goes back-to-back weekends, taking the win with 71.0m (233ft). Second place for Joel Poland with 69.3m (227ft) and third place and first career Pro Tour podium for Luca Rauchenwald with 68.2m (224ft). Check out the ⁠⁠Waterski Pro Tour Leaderboard⁠⁠ after stop #13 and watch the ⁠⁠Video Highlights⁠ ⁠of the event on our ⁠⁠YouTube channel⁠⁠!

On August 26th, MB sat down with FPM Ambassador Allie Nicholson after the first day of the California ProAm. Below are the show notes! 0:00 - Intro 2:30 - “You Started Off-Season Training this year?” 4:33 - The Season Begins, April 2023 6:21 - What does it mean to push to the next level? 8:20 - Practice like its a Tournament! The little habits you develop in Practice, will follow you to Tournaments 10:38 - Pre Ski Routine 12:07 - Reflect on your season so far 14:05 - How do you keep yourself from thinking about Skiing TOO MUCH? 15:20 - Whats a mistake you see a lot of skiers make? 16:55 - Whats one thing you’ve learned from your brother Zane? 19:08 - Whats your focus for tomorrow (Sunday) at the Cali ProAm? 19:55 - Whats your focus for the rest of the season? 20:48 - How do you find Ski/Life balance? 22:22 - What’s been the most challenging moment this season? 25:05 - What does recovery mean? 26:37 - How much of your success is talent? How much is hard work? This podcast is Available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify! - Search "FPM Podcast" Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7hPWjzP... Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0... https://www.FlowPointMethod.com

This week the boys are joined by none other than Matt Rini to talk about how your skiing correlates to the ski and the boat and what you can do to work together for the best!

"I am taking action now to team up with Real Frequency to provide high school and collegiate waterskiers the help they deserve. It's really exciting, to say the least, and a big thank you to Jon Horton and BallOfSpray for spreading the love and getting it out there. Thanks, everyone!" - Chris Parrish CTTP Video Link Collegiate Waterski Teams are the foundation for the future of our sport. They are a key recruiting arm for our sport; they can help instill the love of the sport in their members, and they can help create a network effect that can expand the sport across a younger demographic needed to solidify waterskiing's future. Despite their importance, college waterski clubs and teams often struggle with limited resources, technical coaching, and cross-club support. As a result, many of these teams fall short of their potential for recruiting and retaining members. This phenomenon is not the fault of any one organization, but I strongly believe that it is our collective responsibility to take action. Challenge 01: Fundraising One obvious solution for these clubs would be more money, but fundraising is no walk in the park. For many of these team leaders, finding funding is a constant uphill battle that can lead to frustration and burnout. In spite of their efforts, the sad truth is that many teams are left grappling with financial woes due to the difficulty of raising funds. The result? An environment that stifles potential and leaves young athletes struggling to keep their team on the course (literally). I believe that we can take steps to make fundraising easier for these programs. Challenge 02: Access to Coaching Some ski teams have outstanding, ever-present coaching, while some don't. I'd like to help supplement access to coaching for clubs, regardless of their situation. This would be most beneficial for teams that operate with limited coaching. With technology and video as key assets, the ability to share and receive feedback on ski runs would benefit skiers greatly. I believe that if we can provide skiers with a platform that allows them to share videos and receive feedback from others, everyone would benefit from the analysis of those videos by professionals. Challenge 03: Lack of Coordinated Cross-Club Support Running a college waterski club and team is not easy. There is a lot of work involved, and our team leaders at the college level are doing their best to push their clubs forward. I think each of these teams has special ways of tackling issues that other clubs can benefit from. What they need is a widely-used communication portal so they can share information and ideas, and communicate seamlessly. In summary, less operating in a vacuum and more universal problem-solving. Okay, so now what? I am not here to rant and kick rocks. Instead, I want to offer a solution. I want to present a solution to my fellow waterskiers. That's why I am partnering with my friends at Real Frequency to help me assist with college waterskiing. Real Frequency's mission is to help young adults create and execute their flight plans for life. Because of their background and expertise, I thought they'd be a great partner in helping me launch a college waterskiing support community that would not only bring college ski teams together but also assist them with some of the challenges they face. They exceeded my expectations. I'm stoked. CTTP: Chris the Tower Portal The target audience for Chris the Tower Portal is high school students and college waterskiers and those interested in becoming college waterskiers. But, if you're a parent of a high school or college student, an aunt, an uncle, a grandparent, or an adult eager to help our sport by assisting college waterski teams, then CTTP is your friend. It's a comprehensive platform for all things waterskiing, and everyone is welcome. Here is what it brings: Through CTTP, Consider Me a Coach. I am going to ask skiers to submit videos for my feedback. My feedback will provide personalized advice from me that will benefit not only the skier in the video but also others who will have access to my breakdown of that video. But CTTP isn't just about ski-related training. It's also about providing college ski teams with a recruitment and retention tool that will strengthen their clubs. Through CTTP, Build Your Network CTTP thrives on a lively online community; it's connecting with fellow enthusiasts. We want CTTP to be a valuable network for young waterskiers that will aid them with all things waterskiing and in many things outside of the sport. One of Real Frequency's key teachings to their clients is that "Our Net Worth is Our Network." Knowing the value of a large and strong network, I want to give young skiers a place to expand their circle here so they become stronger leaders and professionals. Also, CTTP is a platform that allows high school students to engage and connect with their prospective college waterski team(s). We know that connecting with a club, community, and future friends increases persistence, lowers anxiety, and supports a healthy transition from high school to college. Early connections and understanding the culture of our diverse and unique waterski teams could factor into the student's decision as to where they would like to attend. Through CTTP, Gain Life Skills Professional athletes understand the mental side of sports and how the proper mindset can impact performance in athletics and in life. With a deep appreciation for the importance of Mental Performance Training, Real Frequency and I are introducing a series called "Master Your Mindset" that will be housed within CTTP. This course will empower CTTP members with life-changing mental skills training to help them both on and off the water. This online course is led by the legendary Mental Performance Coach and Real Frequency's Director of Mental Performance, Collin Henderson, who has authored well-known books such as "Master Your Mindset," "Quiet Mind," and "Culture Is King." In addition to Mental Toughness training, CTTP provides access to their Career Coaching Course, which they call "Velocity." Velocity is designed for college Juniors and Seniors and will prepare them for the ever-important transition from being a college student to their first job. This course is proven to help college students master practical and effective skills that will aid them in finding a career that truly fits who they are. The course is led by Jeff Pottinger, Real Frequency's Director of Career Consulting. Jeff and other members of our team use these same concepts when they coach members of the US military special forces community through our work with The Honor Foundation (honor.org). These skills, strategies, and tactics are proven through our work with thousands of transitioning veterans. Through CTTP, Fundraise for Your Club's Future Because our Career Consulting course material is valuable to those within and outside of the ski community, we have designed this course so that clubs can sell it to their members, friends outside of the club, their classmates, and even to those at different schools. This is not a bake sale. This is a product that will bring life-changing skills to those who enroll. And, due to their generosity, if a CTTP waterski team member refers a friend or student to the Velocity Course, they will donate a percentage to the club. So, not only will CTTP enrich skiers through important ski-related skills, but it will also provide them with a community, life skills, and a means to fundraise for their team. CTTP: Join the Revolution Don't miss out on CTTP's unmatched benefits. By joining our community, you (high school and college students) will elevate your waterski skills, expand your networks, fortify your mindset, and prepare for your future. All while helping a club you love raise money for its ongoing growth and success. So grab this by the buoys and run the course with it. Click here for the CTTP Video

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