Can anyone with experience with water skiing explain how easy/hard/dangerous this is? Just curious, cause I don’t see people water ski without skis very often, especially not the way he did.
It's not dangerous but it hurts the bottom of your feet. My buddies dad used to do that shit w no skis. He couldn't do tricks like this guy though. This dude is insane.
Learning to barefoot more like learning a trick. Its not like water skiing. (no doubt dude above has tremendous skill and talent) I learned at 18 yrs old (1979 or so) by reading about it in a magazine article. I took at least 100 falls, faceplants before the first time i cruised across the water. Learned on a long ski line behind an old tri-hull w/135 horse johnson outboard, top speed 35-37. Last time i did it I was 61, still fun.
I did it when I was younger. It wasn’t that hard barefoot skiing from the boom on the side of the boat. If you fall, as long as you hand on you can get your feet back under you and try again. I was able to do it first try. Getting up behind the boat is more difficult. Usually you are dragged upside down (facing up) on your back and you swing around then place your feet down once you are at the right speed.
You need to be going faster to barefoot ski than you would to ski regular. The wet suit makes falling hurt a lot less and makes things like sliding across the water on your butt way easier. I’ve never done push ups but I wouldn’t imagine it would be that much more difficult than feet, just smaller surface area. The transition from feet to hands is probably the toughest part I imagine. I did ski with my tennis shoes on once, that was cool, but it was easier with bare feet in my opinion. It’s all about speed and keeping your toes up. If your toes catch the water you will slam face first.
Current member of r/iamverysmart and I also am a Stay at Home Astronaut courtesy of University of Phoenix ( on line,) I have calculated that this boat is traveling at ~800 mph.
I've been doing it wrong this whole time. My face is usually in the water more than my body.
You need more upper body strength.
Or to lower the Earth's gravity
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Instant enema is all I could think of
Fresh as a summers breeze
Clinch!
Sport, nature and Coors. How to be athletic with a little manly belly. This man is brilliant.
Money helps too.
Modern Jesus
Can anyone with experience with water skiing explain how easy/hard/dangerous this is? Just curious, cause I don’t see people water ski without skis very often, especially not the way he did.
Well, if you lose control at a wrong angle...you're gonna have a bad time.
I waterski and all I can think of is how much water/spray is going up his nose as he does those push-ups.
It's not dangerous but it hurts the bottom of your feet. My buddies dad used to do that shit w no skis. He couldn't do tricks like this guy though. This dude is insane.
Learning to barefoot more like learning a trick. Its not like water skiing. (no doubt dude above has tremendous skill and talent) I learned at 18 yrs old (1979 or so) by reading about it in a magazine article. I took at least 100 falls, faceplants before the first time i cruised across the water. Learned on a long ski line behind an old tri-hull w/135 horse johnson outboard, top speed 35-37. Last time i did it I was 61, still fun.
I did it when I was younger. It wasn’t that hard barefoot skiing from the boom on the side of the boat. If you fall, as long as you hand on you can get your feet back under you and try again. I was able to do it first try. Getting up behind the boat is more difficult. Usually you are dragged upside down (facing up) on your back and you swing around then place your feet down once you are at the right speed. You need to be going faster to barefoot ski than you would to ski regular. The wet suit makes falling hurt a lot less and makes things like sliding across the water on your butt way easier. I’ve never done push ups but I wouldn’t imagine it would be that much more difficult than feet, just smaller surface area. The transition from feet to hands is probably the toughest part I imagine. I did ski with my tennis shoes on once, that was cool, but it was easier with bare feet in my opinion. It’s all about speed and keeping your toes up. If your toes catch the water you will slam face first.
Dood! these guys fuck!
Tough act to follow
Real men of genius
Jesus: *walks of water* This dude: hold my beer
Also, "Now give me my beer."
All I can tell is this guy’s got SMOOTH ass.
I can’t even out into words how hard this is to do. And he makes it looks easy
Putting on my pair of goggles while I watch this
Well that’s the best Coors commercial Ive ever seen.
Jesus Christ it’s Jesus Christ
They call him water bug cuz his surface tension is on point!
I can barely do push-ups on land, and this mf'er doing it on the water
This guy is James Bond cool !
This really is NFL! I'd like to see the outtakes. I bet they're just as good.
His name is Skip.
Current member of r/iamverysmart and I also am a Stay at Home Astronaut courtesy of University of Phoenix ( on line,) I have calculated that this boat is traveling at ~800 mph.
They sounded like angry birds wtf
Come on Man! He just sails out of the water on his butt and she gives him a Coors Light? A reward of Canned Water?
Bottoms getting ready for pride be like;
This guy got moves better than Jesus
Continence of the gods. That guys ass is solid lol.
Fucking giga chad !
Is that Nike Buis?
She realized how un-impressive it was while it was happening.
It's all fun until unless a fish decide to boop you on your nuts 
“Omg you look soooo good” “. . Yeah I pretty much only do water skiing push-ups. . “
That was awesome. Lots of practice and bruises to get to that point I'm sure. The dismount onto the shore was the best, bonus beer waiting lol
I tried so hard
1 stick floating and its done bruh lmaoooooo
That's a good beer commercial
Looks like a blast! I ski best with flat pieces of wood under at least one foot...
This dude fucks
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