Riders and fans gathered on the lakeside lawn watching a cable wake event

Non-governing · Free · Global

One voice for
cable wake­sports.

A free community of riders, parks and partners. We share local initiatives and stand behind them, so cities and grant bodies see a real community, not a lone request.

The community behind us

20

members and counting

Riders
15
Parks / Clubs
2
Partners
3

We don't govern.

No rules, no sanctions, no replacing federations.

We connect.

Riders, parks, clubs and partners across every border.

We back.

Local initiatives with the weight of a global membership.

How community backing works

Your local project, carried by a global base.

A city is far more likely to fund a wake initiative when a whole community stands behind it. That's what membership is for.

Cable wake riders relaxing together on the grass between sessions
  1. Step 1

    Share an initiative

    A rider group, park or club posts its idea: a youth program, a new park, a safety project.

  2. Step 2

    Members back it

    Riders, parks and partners add their support. Every free member adds weight.

  3. Step 3

    Get a backing letter

    CableWake issues a letter showing the size and spread of the community behind it.

  4. Step 4

    Approach cities & funders

    Use it with cities, regions and grant bodies as a stronger, organised voice.

How we back initiatives

Official backing letters for projects that grow the sport. Stronger with every member.

Initiatives & movements

What the community is pushing for.

Group projects from riders, parks and clubs. Back the ones you believe in.

All initiatives
Young riders and families watching the cable from the lakeside
Gathering backing

Free first-ride days for local youth

A park and its riders ask the city to co-fund monthly free sessions for kids from local schools.

SafetyProposed

Safer start docks & rescue training

Shared safety checklist and lifeguard training across parks in one region, backed by member riders.

InclusionBacked

Adaptive cable riding program

Seated-ski equipment and coach training so riders with disabilities can access the cable.

EnvironmentGathering backing

Lake clean-up & water-quality log

Parks publish yearly water checks and organize clean-ups, building trust with local authorities.

Shown as examples. The first community initiatives are being collected now.

Membership · three tiers · all free

Free to join. Because numbers are the point.

Every member, in every tier, adds to the voice we bring to cities and funders. No fee stands between you and the community.

Individual

Rider Member

Riders, coaches, parents and fans worldwide.

Rider Member badge
Free· no fee, every year

The base. Every rider counted makes each grant request stronger.

Join as Rider

Organization

Park / Club Member

Cable parks, clubs, schools and training centers.

Park / Club Member badge
Free· no fee, every year

The local anchor. Parks turn community support into real projects.

Apply as Park / Club

Partner

Supporting Partner

Brands, cities, regions, institutions and NGOs.

Supporting Partner badge
Free· no fee, every year

The bridge. Partners connect the community to cities and funding.

Become a Partner

The road ahead

Tomorrow: a General Fund for the sport.

Membership is free while we grow. Once members elect an Executive Committee and CableWake becomes an independent NGO, membership income will flow into one General Fund, supporting cable wakesports projects around the world, with members voting on where it goes.

How the fund will work