The Day finally had to come! Follow along Rob’s journey to his First PRO WIN whilst Vlogging and his second of the year! We hope you enjoy being along for the ride of the 4th tournament is 2 weeks! The crew is getting tired but that’s all part of the challenge!
The third instalment of Rob and his travels around Europe! Another incredible event for the team but every event is never without its challenges… sickness, soreness and travel fatigue are all things every competitor is struggling with at this point, but it’s all about who’s the strongest out there!
Get ready for an epic showdown at the WWS Canada Cup in Saskatoon! This video features the high-flying action of the Jump event, where the best in the world battled for supremacy. Was it a passing of the torch or just a glitch in the system? Find out now!
For the full story behind this thrilling event, click the link below or visit the Canada Cup event page: 👉 The Jump Off: A Passing of the Torch or a Glitch in the System? https://worldwaterskiers.com/unforget…
Official Event Page – https://worldwaterskiers.com/tourname…
Saskatoon Water Ski Club – https://www.saskatoonwaterskiclub.com
Welcome to Episode 2! More action packed tournament scenes with the crew splitting up as the Rob and the boys head to Donmartin, France for the Fun Gliss Pro. Biggest cash prize of the year always means more drama and even more action!
Brooks Wilson was the brand manager of one of the biggest waterski brands in the industry, Radar. We sit down and talk with Brooks about his recent decision to leave that position and venture out on his own to start a business here in Florida. Before Brooks worked for Radar, he was a professional waterskier and has had a tremendous impact on waterskiing, and watersports as a whole. From basically learning to ski with legend Wade Cox to coaching at The Boarding School alongside industry icon Travis Moye, among others. Winching on a waterski, Wilson Bros, contests vs freeskiing, the best selling waterski, being a brand manager, Radar Lake, and skiing on a frozen lake. Hear all that and much more in Episode 65 of the Grab Matters Podcast!
Welcome to the 2nd stop of the 2024 World Water Skiers Tour – the WWS Canada Cup in Saskatoon, Canada! This event was a true rollercoaster ride, with unexpected twists and turns for the athletes battling challenging weather conditions. The competition came down to the very last jump in a nail-biting finale!
Watch as the world’s top water skiers push their limits in the Slalom, Trick, and Jump disciplines, fighting for crucial Tour Points and the chance to become the 2024 Pro Tour Champions. The action was intense and the performances were spectacular.
Enjoy the excitement of this stop, and make sure to catch all four stops of the season! Up next, Groveland, Florida, for the 3rd stop on September 28-29. Stay tuned and follow the journey to the Pro Tour Championship!
Official Event Page – https://worldwaterskiers.com/tourname…
Saskatoon Water Ski Club – https://www.saskatoonwaterskiclub.com
Welcome Back! Join Rob as he takes you behind the scenes of the Pro Tour and the happenings of Team Syndicate. This Event is the start of the teams 3 week trip throughout Europe and Africa that has all the highs and lows yo would expect out of 5 events back to back! Make sure to keep an eye out for the episodes to follow!
Catch all the action from the finals of the California Pro Am.
Join professional water skier Elizabeth Montavon for an inside look at what it takes to excel in one of the world’s most competitive and demanding sports. From early morning ski tuning to intense training sessions on the water and in the gym, this docushort captures a day in Elizabeth’s life as she balances her passion for the sport with the support of her family and fans.
But it hasn’t all been easy — Elizabeth opens up about the challenges she faces, including dealing with online trolls and navigating the bottleneck that’s holding water skiing back from reaching its full potential. Through it all, her determination and the overwhelming support from her fans keep her pushing forward.
In the spirit of creativity, progression, and just plain fun times on the water, the 2024 Herb’s Cup.
At the intersection of competitive fire and creative spirit lies Herb’s Cup, Radar Skis annual slalom event held in honor of our visionary, who paved our storied path, Herb O’Brien. This event allows us to illustrate our unique waterski ethos, a marriage of progressive creativity and full-bore fun.
The rules, while anything but traditional, are straightforward. With 8 minutes on the clock competitors do what countless skiers around the globe are doing on any given day; ski the most buoys on the shortest line possible. You need to run a full pass to advance to the next, but if you fall or miss, do it again until the clock runs out.
With the banks lined with the Pacific Northwest’s waterski faithful, the finals got underway with Jamie Calhoun. Having scored 3.5 @ 39 in the preliminary round, Jamie knew he would need to find a second gear if he were to have any hope of raising the Cup. Calhoun, to preserve time, opted for a 35’ Off start, easily running through his first two passes. After failing on his first attempt, Jamie found his way through a scrappy but committed 39’ Off and set the bar head-high with a solid 2 buoys at 41’; a score that would have real implications as the night wore on.
Jason McClintock would leave the dock next with a tall order in front of him. Having decided on a more traditional 32’ Off start, McClintock would need to run his first attempt at 39’ if he hoped to have enough time for a couple of shots at overtaking the lead. That’s exactly what he did: after running perhaps the smoothest 39’ of the entire event, Jason got to work at attempting to overtake Calhoun. After three solid looks Jason had to settle for a tie, another 2 buoys at 41’ Off.
If there was a potential odds favorite for the weekend, it had to be World Champion, Joel Poland. Having finished runner-up at both of the previous Herb’s Cups, Joel took to the water with hoisting the chalice squarely on his mind. After a 35’ off start that was more full energy than required, he re-entered the course and proceeded to run straight through his next two passes with his perfect blend of balance and power. Having used only half of his allotted time, Poland took four cracks at the leaderboard, each time coming up short at three ball, eventually flipping himself over the buoy and coming to rest only feet from the fans lining the shore. Another skier down, another score of 2@41’.
Top-seeded Stephen Neveu would leave the dock with a clear task in mind: somehow find his way to three ball, and the 2024 Herb’s Cup victory would be his. As the defending champion, Stephen has proved year after year that the best way to work the clock is to avoid it altogether. Taking essentially no wait time between passes, Big Nev quickly and efficiently worked his way through 39’ off with more than five minutes remaining. He wasn’t going to need it though. With a giant bullseye on three ball, he methodically skied his way around a full 3 buoys at 41’ off, earning his fourth title in the process.
In front of a setting sun, the awards were presented, and Stephen Neveu hoisted the cup yet again. “This one feels especially emotional this year,” Neveu addressed the crowd, “thank you to everyone at Radar, and thank you Herb!” His first sip from the cup marked the start of the evening and the close of the 8th Annual Herb’s Cup.
