@DUSkier "Different boat could be used in each round of competition, but not different boats within one round." I think the discussion above is related to offering different boats based on the division, not the rounds and that the skier can choose which division they desire to be in and ultimately which boat. Ex - deciding whether to ski Open Women vs Women 2 in a round since Open Women is pulled with a MasterCraft and Women 2 is pulled by Centurion during a round.
I feel like either they need to follow the AWSA rules or decide not to sanction the event. If they are going to follow AWSA rules, why spectators have anything to do with it is beyond me. If there is anything to be said it needs to come from the skier or the skier representative, no one else should have a dog in this fight.
Jason, I have also heard of some speeding the boat up for their easier passes, working on technique as well as making the harder passes at slower speeds seem even more comfortable. I have started to play with this, we'll see how it works.
My PT used it on my back and shoulders last year and boy am I glad she did. It was better than a massage. As soon as she put the needle in the muscle knots, the knot was immediately released and the muscle relaxed.
I agree with these guys, start at B2, read the ZO manual so you understand how the settings work and then practice at several settings until you find one that gives you the most benefit.
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Interesting that Drew Ross & Cory Pickos ski schools have gone away from Malibu recently, wonder if this is an indication of a change in their programs?
I was under the impression that some of the skiers from other countries, Canada, France and others, were being paid to train and compete by their federations.