Have you ever tried water skiing? It’s like flying, only cooler. As you glide across the surface at top speed, cool water splashes over and around you. It’s a fun and exciting sport that people of all ages can take part in. If you’re strong enough to hold yourself up, you’re strong enough to water ski.
To be really good at water skiing does take a little practice; but even more important, it takes the right equipment.
Four basic types of water skis are available on the market:
* Combination: The most common types of water skis sold today are combination skis. The skis have a wider tip, so they’re the best style to learn on and are preferred by beginners and advance skiers alike.
* Slalom skis: Used by skiers who prefer to use just one ski. By skiing on one ski, the athlete is able to make sharp turns and reach faster speeds. Recreational slalom skis have a wider tail and a flatter bottom to make it easier to get up and ride straight, while advanced skis have a more tapered tail with beveled edges and a tunnel bottom. These are more difficult to ski on, but will take the skier on a much faster ride.
* Trick skis:...
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