Final stop update

Less than a week now till we end the Loch Stock tour in style!

For your pleasure the now legendary Kurt Graham and fast-up-and-coming Robin Coates will be sharing their expert knowledge on Saturday; Robin will also be coaching at Loch Lomond Wakeboard the week following the final stop but spaces are already booking fast so don’t delay in getting in touch!

Camping at the weekend event costs £10 pp/pn and INCLUDES toilet facilities (because you can’t hold it in ALL weekend!). Pitches available on arrival- don’t forget Ardlui Retreat also offers top class accommodation just minutes away, but book soon as rooms are filling up quickly.

Coaching, competition, party, rail jam and much more… there’s no reason NOT to be there!

Let the final battle commence

On 7th and 8th August Loch Stock comes full circle and hits Sallochy Bay on the world famous shores of Loch Lomond to conclude what has been a mind blowing Scottish tour.

Keeping the standards progressing there are pro coaching sets available all day Saturday, with an army of pro coaches to help you get your final comp run ready – Book now as sets sell out fast!  To add to what promises to be an awesome weekend, Loch Stock and Loch Lomond Wakeboard have teamed up with the LWC to bring you a rail jam on Saturday- the jam will take place in the LLWB winch park, with at least one new slider making its debut at the event. Open to all riders (subject to conditions) – more details to come. Yet another banging Saturday night LS party will lead us into Sunday, when it’s time to decide who takes home the Loch Stock title!

As always Loch Stock is family friendly day and night, and is a guaranteed great weekend whether you’re riding or not so get your transport organised now! Limited accommodation is available at Loch Lomond Wakeboard, or check out the perfectly situated Ardlui Retreat (www.ardluiretreat.co.uk). Camping is also available at £10 pp/pn.

Mastercraft Boats, Relentless, Fox Clothing and Xtreme Gene will all be supporting the final tour stop ensuring the 2010 season goes out in style.

See you there!

Stop 2 kicks off in festival style!

On 17th July 2010 history was made at Loch Earn as Loch Stock officially became the first Scottish wakeboard festival! After a busy but chilled day of riding on Saturday under the expert supervision of David O’Caoimh the Loch Stock tent came to life as Blitz hit the stage to warm up the crowd. Headliners The Raw Kings kept things going as darkness fell and the tent filled, and by the end of their set the party was in full swing. Battlemode DJ’s took to the stage to round off the evening and by the end of the night it was standing room only, with the structural integrity of the tent being put to the test!

Amazingly after the carnage of the night before, almost every rider made it to the 10am briefing ready to kick off an intense day of competition. As usual the standard of riding was pushed all day long with all the usual big hitters going huge for the judges- as testament to David’s coaching skills, Craig Davies stomped (and  I mean stomped) his first ever scarecrow in his comp run after some invaluable advice the day before. In the ladies division the boundaries were being pushed just as hard as Sammi Filsell stole the top stop from Becky Hall with a convincing run. Suzy Lennox also took her 2nd Podium in as many stops, leaving her with a bronze medal to defend at Loch Lomond- let battle commence ladies!

As always Loch Stock would not have been possible without the amazing people that make it happen, not least the tour sponsors. Mastercraft Boats and Ardlui Retreat kept the wake pumping all weekend for the queue of Relentless fuelled competitors. Meanwhile Fox Clothing, Loch Lomond Wakeboard, Xtreme Gene and Oak Tree in all made sure no one left the podium empty handed by stumping up some sick prizes for the for the top riders. Amazing Days Events and Bonnington Lane Studios teamed up to put together one hell of a party, and of course without this stunning venue the event would not have been the same; Neil and his team at the newly managed Lochearnhead Watersports Centre definitely deserve a big thanks.

Loch Stock stepped it up a notch at the weekend and if the Loch Earn event is anything to go by then Loch Lomond won’t know what’s hit it! For all the info hit up www.loch-stock.com and get involved!

Results as follows;

Rookies:

1st James Snowie

2nd Nina Fraser

3rd Gylen Boardman

Juniors:

1st Ryan Butterworth

2nd Matty Paterson

3rd Ali Snowie

Ladies:

1st Sammi Filsell

2nd Becky Hall

3rd Suzy Lennox

Open men B:

1st Jamie Adams

2nd Mike Stanley

3rd Ali Brotherton

Open men A:

1st Simon Shephard

2nd Gordy Forsyth

3rd Scottish Stu

Stop 2 just around the corner!

Only a few days now until Loch Stock hits Loch Earn and it’s set to be an epic weekend! Not only do we have Ultrasport shredder David O’Caoimh to provide pro coaching all day Saturday, we’ve gone all out with a banging night event with bands and DJ’s to keep the beach bouncing till the early hours! As always we’ll have a full complement of Liquid Force and O’Brien demo gear, along with enough Relentless to wake the dead! And don’t forget some sick prizes to be won from Xtreme Gene and our newest sponsor Fox Clothing.

We have a few coaching sets left but they are going fast- if you want a set on Saturday then make sure you book NOW as once they’re gone, they’re gone! (Remember we can’t confirm your set until we’ve received payment). If you’re unlucky enough to miss David at the event, don’t panic as he’s taking up residency at Loch Lomond Wakeboard the week before and after- accommodation is available at the truly stunning Ardlui Retreat (www.ardluiretreat.co.uk) just up the road to guarantee you a holiday to remember.

Entry to the evening event is £10- there will be a fully licensed bar and restaurant running all weekend so no need to bring your own booze. Camping is available for the bargain price of £5 pp/pn although due to the wet conditions car parking won’t be available on site, however there is ample parking directly across the road so worry not!

Riding kicks off at 10am both days, with a rider briefing at 9:45am Sunday morning, don’t be late!

Loch Stock Stop 2 is set to go off so don’t miss it- see you there!

The LS crew