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If you want to land better on a knee board, I find that right as you are about to hit the wake, lean back and right before you hit the water, bring your knees closer to you, which causes the front of the board to get lift so the back of the knee board hits the water and then the front comes down. I find that if I don't do that, I wobble a lot more.
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