Showing posts with label WakeWorld. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WakeWorld. Show all posts

Monday, April 25, 2011

Spring Training Axis Recon Style


Axis Wake Research (@AxisWake) Recon Riders Josh Twelker and Trever Maur give us a glimpse into Twelker and Mike Dowdy's training regimen behind the A22 on WakeWorld.com . Check out this great wakeboarding video! Great job guys!

2011 Is almost certain to provide an interesting and exciting season in the Jr. Pro Men division with teammates Michael Dowdy and Josh Twelker taking their freeriding style to the competitive arena. If they can make that division look half as good as their riding looks in this video, it will definitely be one to watch. Take a peek at their training regimen as they ready themselves for Wake Games. Posted from WakeWorld.com

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Thursday, September 23, 2010

WakeWorld.com Interviews Axis Recon Rider Josh Twelker


Josh Twelker Axis Wake (@AxisWake) Recon Rider Interview by WakeWorld.com (@WakeWorld).

For many years the California Delta has produced and been home to some of the most stylish riders of our time. However, nothing can compare to what the young Josh Twelker is already doing on his board. I have had the pleasure of watching this young buck grow from learning his first invert to his first 7 and now scoring his first cover.

Josh is one of the most stylish riders in the biz right now doing things that most people would need to master yoga before trying. He is a calm, cool and collected guy on and off the water, but really expresses himself through his riding, which has definitely paid off for him. Get used to hearing his name a lot more. And dads, hide your daughters. This is Josh Twelker.

WW: Josh, give us the run down...
JT: My name is Josh Twelker. I'm 17 years old and I live in Discovery Bay on the California Delta.

WW: What is the best part about living on the Delta?
JT: The Delta is awesome! The best part of living on the Delta is that it's on the west coast and I get to ride on one of the most legendary spots for wakeboarding almost every day. There are so many different sloughs that you can almost always find good water.

WW: How long have you been riding for?
JT: I started when I was about nine years old, so about eight years now.

To read this entire interview visit WakeWorld.com.

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