The Rough Water Warriors will be performing a show on Saturday July 2nd @ 6:00 p.m. at our home site, Pineridge. Come by car and bring your lawn chair or by boat, anchor on the north side of our site. …
Ski Show July 2nd 6:00 p.m. Pineridge on Pomona Lake. Read more »
One of the tools the club uses to teach skiing is the barefoot boom. It can be used at very slow speeds to teach young kids to ski. Being right next to the boat is very safe, and allows the …
Baylie, Matt & Derek do Trios for the first time together. Each has been in trios before, but never all 3 together. Notice the harnesses around the men’s waist. It takes a lot of trust to ski in the strap. …
One of the things our team takes very seriously is our safety. Our sport of Water skiing is not terribly dangerous, but we push that envelope. We do things that make most skiers say “NO WAY”. A few years ago …
Our newest climbers talk about how high our pyramids might go this summer. So darn cute and very brave young ladies. 3 or 4 or 6 High from Rough Water Warriors on Vimeo.
Film Friday: We hope to feature a short video about the club each Friday. Some will be short and simple, others like our first one, are longer and more produced. One of the things are club is most know for …
Film Friday – Next time we’ll blow the water away! Read more »
Next week we will be switching to Film Friday so, for the last Team Tuesday, I thought I would tell you a little about myself. My Dad bought a boat in the 60’s. It was a 40 hp aluminum boat. …
We are nearing ski season and the end of our Team Tuesday features. Soon we will be starting Film Friday. We hope to give you a different video each week of one of our acts. One of our last features …
Today on Team Tuesday, we feature one of the most fun skiers to watch. Kevin has been skiing with the team since the 90’s. He actually didn’t learn how to ski until he was 21, and a few years later …
In many acts a skier puts on his skis and puts a strap around his waist. That skier is completely dependent on the spotter in the boat to release (pull the pin) the rope in the event of a fall. …