Like kfennell, I was recently in this stage myself. I've improved dramatically by getting out of the course and working on drills. Like fennell said, hips up, hips up, hips up. Easier said than done.   Run the boat through the course but have her pull outside the balls and stay outside the balls down the length of the course in a hips up, pull position.  Repeat, repeat, repeat on both sides until she's comfortable in a good pulling position. Once she's comfortable in the position have her start just outside the wake and pull out wide (not crossing the wake), repeat, repeat, repeat. Do this on each side until she feels comfortable pulling out and is in a good position. When all of this starts to click have her pull accross the wake. Start just outside the white water and pull to the end of the white water on the other side of the wake.  I learned that the pull behind the boat is like dribbling a basketball, there are hundreds of different techniques to work on but until you can dribble there's no sense to work on a running jumper.Â