Mastercraft Pro Water Ski Tour Stop #4- Alabama / Pro Ski Coach Water Ski Forum

TaddSchreiber · #1 Wed, Jun 25, 2008 6:30 PM

PRESS RELEASE
June 25, 2008
For Immediate Release
Contact:
Tadd Schreiber
H2O Ski Events
http://www.h2osmosis.com

MasterCraft Pro Water Ski Tour
Stop #4
Tuscaloosa, AL
Lymanland, Tuscaloosa, Alabama - June 27-29,2008.

The MasterCraft Pro Water Ski Tour is coming to Alabama. Pro Women and Pro Men Slalom and Pro Men Jump will take center stage this coming weekend in the heart of the South.
Coming off her first ever Pro victory last weekend in Michigan , Karina Nowlan will try to make it 2 for 2 on the week of her birthday. Can she hold her own once again against the likes of Emma Sheers, Karen Truelove, and April Coble-Eller? Will Asher will try to back up his Pro Tour Victory in Michigan with a follow up performance in Alabama. Will Jamie Beauchesne, the H2Osmosis Pro Swerve victor, come back and take down the British Phenom? Freddy Krueger will try to continue his dominance and take home the Pro Tour Title in Alabama. Will his arch rival Jaret Llewelyn have anything to say about that? Will Ryan Fitts come back from his horrific crash at the LA NightJam (MC Pro Tour Stop #2) in Louisiana just 2 weeks ago to take his first MC Pro Tour Title?

All of these questions will be answered this weekend at Lymanland, in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Lymanland is known worldwide as one of the premier water ski sites around. There is a definite possibility of a world record going down.

Your not from Alabama? You cannot make it onsite to watch all of the action? No problem. Thanks to the efforts of proskiers.com and webcast-tv.com you can watch all of this excitement from your own home on your very own computer. Thats right, we will be webcasting the event all over the world via http://www.webcast-tv.com.

Crystal Clear video, athlete interviews and commentary, slow motion replays with complete analysis of what is going on on the water, real time interactive email, and with Tadd Schreiber of H2Osmosis, guiding you through the weekend, webcast-tv.com is the total package!

Saturday will be a free webcast to bring you all the excitement you can handle. Sunday will be a pay2view webcast ($5.99) with all the action from the finals for Slalom and Jump. As well, we will be giving away tons of prizes from allof your favorite water sports manufacturers, H2Osmosis, Mastercraft, and much much more.

The only way to win is to tune in!

The Pro Tour via webcast is the way of the future and with your support, Pro Water Skiing will lead Action Sports into the future.

Watch these skiers sacrifice their bodies on the slalom course, fly through the air over 220 ft. off the ramp and much much more.

This will be a show you do not want to miss.
Be sure to check it out, http://www.webcast-tv.com, June 28-29, 2008. Ski you there!

ChrisRossi · #2 Thu, Jun 26, 2008 12:48 PM

The webcasts are awesome. I highly recommend everyone tuning in to watch. $5.99 is less than it costs to go to the movies and you get to see the best skiers in the world competing live....duh.

Chris

RKSskier · #3 Thu, Jun 26, 2008 5:25 PM

Not to mention that this is something that supports the growth of waterskiing! We all want the tour to be successful so it will be back next year, so besides being a pretty good deal for what it is, it also goes to a pretty good cause.

Last edited by RKSskier (Thu, Jun 26, 2008 5:27 PM)

ScotChipman · #4 Fri, Jun 27, 2008 3:36 PM

The live web casts are great if you have a lot of free time to burn on the weekend! I watched the MC pro stops 1 and 3 and enjoyed them very much, Tadd is doing a fantastic job on the mic. The problem I have is most of us are skiing on the weekend or busy doing other things unless you are hurt like me. What I think webcast-tv needs to do is condense each day down to a 1 hour or so web cast or video then sell that which is where the money really is.

RKSskier · #5 Fri, Jun 27, 2008 5:24 PM

Live casting of the skiing really makes it pretty cool, however you are completely spot on. The weekend is just not a time that many skiers are going to want to be sitting at home on a computer. Tadd is doing a great job, and I do hope that they compile all the pro tour footage and make a video at the end of the season. That could be worth buying.