Wolf Rider Wipeout

Safety Requirements:

• Guests must be 42 inches tall to Bodyboard, or ride in a supported prone or kneeling position.
• Guests must be 48 inches tall to Flowboard, or ride standing up.
• Single riding only is permitted.
• Suitable swimwear is required. Bathing suits with plastic or metal rivets or ornamentation are not permitted.
• Eyewear and loose jewelry must be secured or removed.
• This is a very strenuous ride. The moving water is extremely turbulent.
• The ride surface of this ride is slippery. DO NOT attempt to walk on the ride surface.
• You may only stand to walk and exit after coming to a complete stop on the dark blue drain grating.
• Failure to abide by these rules may result in injury to yourself and others and could result in removal from the waterpark.

• Place your bodyboard onto the flow of water with the slick side down.
• Lie down on your stomach with your head facing the flow of water and your hips along the rear edge of the board.
• Your legs should be extended straight behind you to serve as a rudder.
• Your hands should grab the forward rails of the board
• Gently push into the flow.
• You may ride in a prone or kneeling position.
• If you wipe out, release the board immediately and keep hands close to your body; try to brace for the impact with your feet first.

For Flowboarding

• Enter the flow from the side near the bottom.
• Hold the nose of the board up in the air while placing the tail of the board into the edge of the power flow.
• Place your right foot approximately two inches from the tail edge of the board, while simultaneously lowering the nose of the board towards the flow.
• Step with left foot onto the upper middle of the board, keeping all your weight on your back foot.
• Gently lean towards the center of the flow, keeping the majority of your weight on your back foot.
• Once you are in control, move from side to side across the flow.
• Option: Enter the ride from the nozzle, holding the rope while you establish a stand-up stance.
• If you wipe out, release the board immediately, and keep your hands close to your body; try to brace for the impact with your feet first.