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With a flat hand, pretend it's like a knife cutting across the throat, in front of your neck, back and forth, but not rigidly.

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You are on skis and that's about it. I suppose some of the balance required is the same but it's really different positioning with your center of gravity and posture. As much as surfing is like snowboarding! Watch out for the edges!

Water skiing is harder than snow skiing. You need strong muscles to be able to stay up on water skis.

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Its called Way down the River. I found it at Firstcom.com i just plugged it in the search bar.

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1922

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When you swim, your skin and the water connect and rub, even if if it doesn't feel like it, as you glide through the water. Seeing as friction is defined as "the rubbing of the surface of one body against that of another," it is a perfect example of fluid friction.

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There are a few different speeds to go while water skiing, depending on what you are doing. If you are just going on two skis at a beginner's pace you will want to go about 20-30 mph. If you are Solomon skiing (one ski, advanced) you will have you go a bit faster, about 30-35 mph. But if you are barefooting (very advanced skiers only) you will want to travel at about 40 mph at least.

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A more appropriate question would be, "Could water skiing be dangerous"? Yes, the sport can be dangerous. However, the same could be said about virtually any sport. The more tricks you perform, the more risk you assume. Also, a bad boat driver could increase your risks of injury as well. Just remember, it is still much much safer than the drive to the lake. You can take safety precautions such as wearing a water helmet and life vest. Water skiing is both challenging and extremely fun. I say get out there and rip it up!

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A hook. The lip.

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Sammy Duvall was champion for 17 years and is considered the all time best setting 6 world records, the latest in 1993 at 220 feet. Freddy Krueger is the current champ with a jump of 230 feet.

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Water skiing is a surface water sport and recreational activity. It is usually said to have been invented in Lake City, Minnesota in 1922 by Ralph Samuelson, though some claim that it was pioneered at least as early as 1920 in France.

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it depends on how cold of water you can take. If you are a hard core skier than good for you, but i personaly prefer the water to be in mid to upper 60's and higher. Hope that helped!!! :)

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If you fall there is a risk of being hit by another boat. If you see one coming toward you hold your ski high up out of the water and splash to make sure they can see you. Always wear a life jacket.

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they float on water when they are in motion because their mass is spread out over a greater area of water and are less dense.

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sawyer

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You can be almost any age to water-ski. I have seen kids starting out at four with double skies that are hooked together to prevent doing the splits.

You can be any age as long as they are comfortable having a go, the main thing is, is that a responsible person is taking control of the boat to reduce chances of injury.

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She was the first disable person to swim across the English channel.

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let the boat pull you up and onto the water do not try to pull with your arms

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you have to have head strong playing and you will through some big ship rock on my man

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real fast boys real fast

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it's like asking the salary of a pro golfer, or skiier. it varies depending on how often they compete, their commercial involvement, and how good they are.

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They retain the body's surface temperature.

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No because the firt tendancy of the boat going in reverse is to dig the back end of the boat under water, witch causes the boat to go under water and sink.

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Don't empty the holding tanks... i.e. crappers.

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to slalom water ski, the ski-er must pass through entry gatesof a slalom course and then round six bouys and exit via another gates the boat travels at a set speed if the ski-er makes a pass the rope is then shortend at every pass until the ski-er falls.who ever makes the most bouys on the shortest rope wins

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7ft= in