The Hyperlite Broadcast Wakesurf Board is one of the best selling wakesurf boards ever for very good reason. It is the board that I used when my wife, kids, and I all used when we first started wakesurfing. It is a board that I can firmly say is a universal fit for the family. It

The all elusive 360. It’s taken me probably more than a 100 tries to conquer this trick and still to this day I am unreliable on landing it. Sometimes over rotating, sometimes under rotating, always face planting, that’s just how you learn. Clearly though the board you ride makes a difference as you will want

The 360, Shuv-its, the “Sushi Roll” (Check out Sushi Roll 2:50 in this video) – are all the tricks that can be done with the right wakesurf board (and a whole lot of practice and skill). The 2020 Phase Five Hammerhead is the board that I own and ride so I am very partial to

The Byerly Buzz Wakesurf Board is one board I found to be very good when I want to aggressively attack the wake with style.  I found that the Byerly Buzz Wakesurf Board gives me the freedom I need to move smoothly through the waters riding behind a boat. This hybrid board is a fantastic ride

Nothing comes close to the feeling one feels the first time they successfully glide over a flat surface on a pair of skis, especially when it’s in the blue seas of somewhere hot. Water-skiing can be a tricky skill to master, but it is one that does not require a great deal of fitness. Even

Kitesurfing is often regarded as an extreme sport, placed highly along with American football, rock climbing and bungee jumping which all share a high degree of risk. Kitesurfing has been made famous by those horrific ‘close call’ videos that circulate around the internet and on TV shows, but just how dangerous is it? Any sport