Showing posts with label Goode Skis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goode Skis. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

A New Pair Of World Records For Regina

 

After Malibu's launch of the all-new Response TXi last August, Regina Jaquess made a statement in October, 2011 by setting a new women's slalom record of 2 buoys at 41' off. Regina reflected, "When I tied the record two years ago with 1 @ 41 I was living on a cloud that I had tied a world record, then I ran 1 1/4 and then 1 1/2, and I owned the world record all by myself. When I ran 2 @ 41, I thought it was amazing, and that 3 would be nearly impossible."

On June 17, Regina found herself behind the TXi again, this time in Cedar Ridge, Mississippi with perfect conditions to see how far she could push into 41 off. After two powerful turns around the 1 and 2 ball, Regina stretched out to get around 3, dealt with her slack, and crossed back over the wakes, successfully scoring a pending world record of 3 buoys at 41 off.

Just the day before, she beat her own record, improving on 2 @ 41 to 2 1/4 @ 41. "These records are different," Regina said. "Because now I have the confidence to get deep down the course at 41 off."

A number of factors played into this new pending world record. "It was definitely a combination of my training with Cory Pickos, at the Pickos World Ski Resort in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, my Goode ski that I have been able to help develop with Dave Goode, and the new Malibu Response TXi.  The TXI has small narrow wakes that allow you to change your edge earlier going into the buoy, resulting in running the lines easier and making my skiing enjoyable. The TXI is a great looking boat, that drives incredible.  When I ski behind it, I feel confident that I will get the best pull ever, every time!" 



Thursday, June 7, 2012

Regina Jaquess Is "Athlete Of The Month"




Both congratulations and happy birthday wishes are in order for Regina Jaquess, who was just named the May 2012 "Female Athlete Of The Month" by USA Water Ski.


Regina just won her third Masters womens slalom title, rounding 1 buoy at 39-1/2 feet off on May 27. In the semifinals, Jaquess earned the event’s top seed with a Robin Lake course record of 2-1/2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off. The old record of 2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off had stood since 2003. Regina also placed fourth in women’s jumping at the Masters, soaring 162 feet in the finals.








photo: billdoster.com
Regina Jaquess skis behind the all-new Response TXi and is the current women's slalom world-record holder with 2 buoys at 41 feet off.