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Trever Maur’s path to professional wakeboarding can be traced back to 90’s when film had the more impact on our sport than anything else. Coming from a family that cherished their time on the water will strike a chord as many have developed this passion from similar roots. Enjoy the beginning of a new series from Hyperlite called “Insight” and get to know Trever the way we do.

INSIGHT – Trever Maur, The Struggle

Trever Maur’s 2nd installment of the “Insight” series highlights the challenges that go into capturing a clip or two and the satisfaction of getting it done. Part 2, “The Struggle” takes us back to the spring when California was getting tons of water opening up urban winch spots. It’s amazing what goes into nailing just one shot. Enjoy.

INSIGHT – Trever Maur, Present Tense

The “Insight” series from Trever Maur is happening at this very moment. Part 3 “Present Tense” brings us up to speed on exciting times and changes in Trever’s life. He also shares with us his vision on what being a pro in today’s sport is all about as “Insight” brings us into the now.

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Trever Maur

Making media matter.

How did you become a professional rider and filmer?

TM: I didn’t wake up one day and say, “I’m going to just edit vids as my ‘thing.'” When my riding started improving in 2005, I wanted a sponsor tape. So I made one. Every year after that, I would make a new one. I guess it just turned into a passion, but it was pretty unintentional.

How has seeing your own riding on film affected how you ride?

TM: Let’s say I have a lot of footage that won’t be making the light of day. [Laughs.] It really helps you buckle down and get critical on how each trick looks. Stomping a trick is cool, but until it looks exactly the way you want, it’s not finished.

Rusty Malinoski

Fitness-fueled progression.

When did you start taking your riding and training seriously?

RM: Probably around the year 2000. I graduated in 2002 and made the move down to Florida to take it to the next level. I had nothing else to do but ride and stay fit, so I devoted a lot of time to that.

How do you think you’ve affected the industry’s perception of being physically fit?

RM: I have always felt that the better shape I was in, the more I could ride and the harder I could ride. In the early parts of my career, I was definitely one of very few who took fitness seriously. Back in the day, it wasn’t very cool to go to the gym. Now I feel that a lot of riders see the importance of staying physically fit.

JD Webb

Represent like a pro.

How has being outgoing and personable affected your career?

JW: In my eyes, the harder you work for your brands — not only on the water but at boat shows and demos too — the more chance you have at having a long, successful career. At the end of the day, they want someone who is not only a good athlete, but who also has a good work ethic and is reliable.

How does it affect your relationships with your fans?

JW: If you give people your time and sit down and chat with them, you get a fan for life. I was in their shoes at one point too. I looked up to guys like [Shaun] Murray, [Scott] Byerly and Zane [Schwenk], and they were always down to chat and help me in any way possible.

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Here they are! These are the best of the best. The Top 10 photos that graced the pages of WAKEBOARDING magazine in 2014. A huge thanks to the incredibly talented group of photographers and riders that created them. After all, it’s what really brings us back to the magazine every issue. Check ’em out!

In no particular order.

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