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How to wakeboard as a beginner
Rent or buy a beginner's wakeboard.
Look for a longer wakeboard; longer wakeboards are easier to control and their landings are softer than a shorter board. The size of the board will also depend on your weight.

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--Add a holding bar (or t-bar, the grip you will use to hold onto your arms) if you are using a collared bucket. Keep in mind that wearing a front bucket for this purpose is one of the more important (the more you lift) parts in your wakeboard.;
--If you are just getting out, feel free to buy the six-inch board. If you are making a high end, you may want to opt for the eight-inch board.;
--The more you weigh, the longer your wakeboard should be. Get a board with a continuous rocker for a smoother, easier ride.;
--Surfboards need 3-4 legs to stop them from falling, which will be hard, but with that added weight you can still build a better frame. Wedge boards are the heaviest, which is why wedges and racers are the second and least common shapes.;
The more you weigh, the longer your wakeboard should be. Get a board with a continuous rocker for a smoother, easier ride.