[@lands130]

Wakeboarding term used to describe when a boat driver makes a wide turn and crosses over the wake his boat has just made. The wakeboarder rides on the inside of the turn and he hits the two wakes as they meet, where the wakes can be up to three times the size of a normal wake. This can result in extra high air by the wakeboarder.

[@zrouth]

If you're trolling I'm gonna feel pretty stupid about answering you but just in case you don't actually know it's when the boat circles around and goes back over the wake that it just made. The wake that it's currently making combines with the old wake in a wave pattern. If you time it right you can hit the peak as the two wakes come together and get launched almost twice as high as on any normal wake. This is the double up.

[@tomthe13omb]

when you boat crosses over its own wake and you die.

[@jjiiddrraa]

SIIIICK!

[@kaseyc69]

since when did murray start doin s-bends?!? sick

[@erucader]

it's when the boat crosses its own wake to create double high waves for more air

[@tripleddd1993]

that water is cleaner than my pool

[@TheOutcastedChannel]

That water!

[@moisesrojasmorinigo6716]

Onde é este paraiso ?

[@pasturebedtime]

crazy blue ..

[@J-Gx]

0:10 did bob land that? SO MUCH HEIGHT!

[@CHROMESLURPEE]

double ups are when a boat drives in front of you and there wake hits yours and it doubles up

[@michelebellipanni6495]

ride or die is th MOTTO

[@JoeContrerasGenesisJoeC]

Blue Lake (South Australia)

[@alecashley2991]

where is this????

[@raph316]

The time before drones... how different it was...

[@MrSunshineBoy1758]

What are double ups?

[@nick3cook]

big air tricks

[@zacbennett2509]

Cool

[@haydenksimmons]

I might go there just to barefoot on it.

[@halofan77]

That water looks like coolaid ;_;

[@Soccerfan043]

First :D