Who said you don't practice water skiing in Madrid? Anyone who believes that water sports are only for coastal areas is very wrong. Proof of this is that in the capital there are several companies in the sector, such as Madrid Nautical Ski Club, who celebrates the Madrid Pro on September 3 Jump.

The best jumpers in the world will participate, who will compete in this test within the World Ski Fly Tour. For the first time these jumpers will come to our country, so it will be an impressive spectacle; It is one of the few opportunities that you should not miss. Can you imagine seeing the skiers fly entering the ramp at 120 km/h and reaching a height of 8 meters?

Madrid Pro Jump 2011


Why is this event so important? For the simple reason that we can enjoy the best jumpers in the world, such as:

  • Freddy Krueger: World Champion and World Record Holder (North American)
  • Zack Worden: U21 World Champion (North American)
  • Scott Ellis: winner of the US Masters and US Open (North American)
  • Brian Kinney (American)
  • Mark Lane (American)
  • Vladimir Ryanzin: Champion of Russia (Russian)
  • Bojan Shipner: German Champion (German)
  • Damien Sharman: European Champion (English)
  • Tom Asher (English)
  • Felipe and Rodrigo Miranda (Chileans)
Authentic water skiing stars who are capable of the greatest acrobatics on two skis, touring various places such as Great Britain, Australia, or the United States and who will compete in this test in Madrid, specifically in the municipality of Navalagamella , very close to the town of Valdemorillo. Who will be the winner? The one who reaches the greatest distance of the 3 jumps that this competition has.

 Guillermo Moreno de Carlos


Are there Spaniards competing? Among the best in the world we have two Spaniards who practice this spectacular sport, Guillermo and Álvaro Moreno de Carlos, who will not be able to compete after suffering a knee injury in his last competition in Poland. The two brothers have an impeccable track record, occupying Guillermo, who will face each other in the Madrid Pro Jump, number 8 in the World Ranking and being in possession of the Spanish record, with nothing more and nothing less than 67.1 meters.

What do you have to do to attend this show? Admission is free, so you will only have to show up next Saturday, September 3, starting at 12:00 p.m. in Valdemorillo. There will be surprises throughout the day and they have an open bar if you want to have a drink or even eat. For more information, do not hesitate to contact the Madrid Water Ski Club and ask them for the information you think is necessary. Who knows? Maybe you even dare to take a water skiing course yourself too!