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World Cup site

Hello all,

It has been a long time since i last posted a news here, but i do not have internet on my lake in France.

I have been doing a few tournaments in France and England, and yes it is very cold in England. Now, I understand why they drink tea in the summer!!!

I arrived in Korea Friday evening  for the 2010 Chuncheon Ski and Wake World Cup that is held during the Leisure Games. Our contest is part of a 2 weeks event in this town, with other sports such as inline skating, skateboading, bmx, paragliding…..

Yesterday, we had time to practice on the site and it is pretty good, so far we have been lucky with the weather, and I hope it will be the same for the next few days!

You can check out some pics on my webiste: www.aurelienserrault.com

Cheers!

6 inches of rain fell in upstate NY last weekend. The Black River in Watertown, NY rose to spring levels and Inner City Wave came in.  The wave comes in at 10,000 cfs and hovered around that for 4 days. I called some friends to come and surf it and we had an amazing time.  Inner City is probably one of my most favorite waves to surf.  It has a ridiculous sweet surfers right shoulder so left tricks go huge and there’s eddy service!

Here’s a video from the wave.

Till next time,
Elaine Campbell

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Hey Everyone out there. I spent the summer in Canada and a few buddies of mine took some head cam footage of me on Lachine. Hope you like it!

Clean Blunt on Lachine

Felipe and I visited a new hill today that I’ve had my eye on.  There were basically two hairpin turns to skate and a minimal amount of car traffic to be concerned about.  I had driven through here a couple times before but wasn’t sure if the pavement was going to be good for skating.  Upon a quick inspection everything looked great, so we gave it a couple test runs.  It was good so we gave it like 20 more test runs, and it was still good.  Then it was great, and incredible, and way too fun, but we had to leave.  We took lots of photos with my 35mm film camera so it will be a bit before those images have been processed.  For preview purposes we took a couple shots with my cell phone and plan to return and shoot a bunch of video.  The views and landscape here are incredible and it’s going to look so rad on video.

Felipe burns and turns into the first turn

This is me coming through the 2nd turn.

Felipe, 2nd turn, laying down a hand, and some urethane

Video and some nice photos coming soon.

Thanks,
Spencer Cooke, Effort Inc
SR representative

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The Site

2nd stop of the Monster Energy Triple Crown at KC Watersports went off! Tom Fooshee continued his reign on the cable at the second stop of the WWA Monster Energy Triple Crown presented by Alliance Wakeboard Magazine, and our very own Paul Hernaez took home 3rd in the Open men division!!. On the final day of July 2010, the action was at Kansas City Watersports, where some of the best cable wakeboarders in the world turned out to vie for the title. Despite the best efforts of a global field of riders, Fooshee dominated in not only the pro finals, but the Ten-80 Obstacles only field as well.

Always modest Tom was elated to defend his title and take home the prize. “I was way tougher to adjust to the park, and since [KCW] is not my home park, it was really anyone’s game,” he said. “My tech tricks on the rail left me feeling pretty confident though and definitely benefited me in the end.”

Back 3 off the kicker

Nestled just outside Olathe, Kansas, KCW was stocked and ready for the event, with multiple kickers, a roof top rail, a-frame, the 100-foot Alliance flat bar and more for riders to throw their best tricks on. Once the pro men’s field was whittled down to 8, riders went head to head, until there was only one left.

The final two came down to Tom Fooshee, and Lior Sofer of Isreal. In the wakeboard finals, riders got one pass, one pick up, plus a chance to throw one more Monster Energy trick to impress the judges. Lior rode well, sticking a BS 7, Crow mobe, 540, as well as some rail combos, but his fall on a mobe 5 opened the door for Fooshee. Tom was on fire, basically falling one time the entire day and landing a HS FS9, crow mobe 5, Pete Rose and an impressive boardslide to 450 on the a-frame in his final run to secure top honors.

Pressin out the rooftop rail

“It was my first time in Kansas and it’s one of the best parks I’ve been too,” Lior said. “It was my first time in the top two and I was really nervous and excited. I am happy for Tom and myself for all of the tricks I threw.”

In addition to the cable heavyweights, some serious shredders mostly known for their skills behind the boat, such as Aaron Rathy, Kevin Henshaw, Jimmy Lariche and Bob Soven turned out. Only the occasional icing created more buzz than Rathy’s impressive performance including an absolutely massive HS900 off the kicker.

There was more than just pro men’s wakeboarding at the event too: wakeskaters and amateur open men also got a chance to ride. Kyle Hyams rode strong all day and was able to fend off the local boy Colin Haas to take home the wakeskate win. Congrates to Paul Hernaez on his podium finish and hope and look forward to the next tripple crown stop and national event in Cincinnati, Ohio opn Sept.18th and 19th!