Getting up on a Sky Ski is very similar to a single ski deep start. It is recommended that you use a "Long Vee" or "Deep Vee" when starting out as this will help keep the Sky Ski straight as it rises out of the water. Once your ready, place the Ski in the "Deep Vee" and your arms around your knees, keeping them straight at all times, get the boat into idle, lean back slightly, hold position and keep looking forward at the boat while keeping your shoulders and hips parallel to avoid dropping a shoulder, this will stop the Ski from turning as your getting up. When you are out of the water in this position try to lean slightly forward to avoid the Ski from lifting causing it to stall and probably crash also try to stay behind the boat and generally speaking the boat speed should be kept around 10-14 mph until comfortable.

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