How Many Tricks Are There in the Wakeboard Trick List?

There are many tricks on the wakeboard, but it can be hard to decide which are best to learn first. You can learn them all, or you can focus on one trick and perfect it over time. In this article, we will cover a few tricks that you may find difficult to perform on either one.

720 Vs 900

When it comes to wakeboarding tricks, a 720 vs a 900 in the wakeboard trick list may seem to be an easy choice. In fact, they are almost identical in terms of difficulty, and the only real difference between them is their verticality. In fact, they are pretty much the same trick, just with a slightly different name.

The 720 wakeboard spin involves rotating the board in the air seventy degrees. In the early to mid-90's, Cory Pickos was doing handle passes and the first renowned wakeboarder to attempt a 720 was Scott Byerly. On the other hand, the 900 wakeboard spin is a 360 degree rotation of the board. Some of the first 900s were landed in competition by Darryl Shapiro and Shawn Watson.

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The difference between 900p and 1080p may seem minimal, but there are important differences between the two resolutions. While 1080p will give you a higher-quality picture, 900p is the better option for simple tasks and PCs that don't require a lot of processing power.

900 Vs 900

The 900 is an impressive trick. It is is often considered to be the most difficult and sometimes even dangerous trick to conduct. It is performed by extending both feet over the end of the board, and then executing a 360 rotation in the air. The 900 is a variation of the hang 10, which requires the rider to rotate 180 degrees in the air while spinning. The 900 also involves the pass of a rope, which makes it an extremely difficult trick to perfect.