What are good wakeboard layouts?

Question

where can i find good wakeboard layouts

Answer 1

For a beginner to intermediate rider you want your feet about 18 inches apart and slightly duckfooted.  The bindings should also be towards the back of the board for beginners and centered for intermediates.

For an advanced rider (one who doesn't have a problem with switch) its all about feel.

I've been wakeboarding 7 years and i have my board set up with 19 inches in between my feet and because im goofy i have my left foot at more of an angle than my right. This gives a more laid back feel and more power on my back (Left) foot.  

I pesonally recommend a neutral angle for the bindings of younger kids because it keeps them standing straight up so they dont catch an edge once they stand up the first time.

Answer 2

try and google it...

type wakeboard layouts then search....