Everyone has definitely get interested in some of the sports as well, including me! I love beach/volley ball, bowling and wakeboarding. From all of them, I love wakeboarding the most! Well, what is wakeboarding? Wakeboarding is a surface water sport which lead by a speedboat. It was developed through a combination of water skiing, snowboarding and surfing techniques. Trust me people, wakeboarding is a really cool sport to have! The wakeboarder is towed behind the boat which is approximately 30km/hour depending on the water condition, wakeboarder's weight, board size, and most importantly is the wakeboarder's personal preference. As I know so far, wakeboarding can be performed on both speedboat and cable. On the cable will be slightly faster than the speedboat speed. It is about 50km/hour. However, the board is buoyant, can be made in... Er, I-have-absolutely-no-idea-what, but I'm sure that metal screws are inserted on the board to attach the binding and fins. Again, what is binding? The binding is the thing which allows the wakeboarder to fit their ankle into it, and it's adjusted as well. What is the purpose of the fin? The fin is according to the wakeboarder preference and it is able to adjust as well to perform different types of tricks. For me, I always attached shallow fin on my wakeboard which the fin isn't jutting deep into the water. I am still in the process of learning, so I get shallow fin and it allows me to do surface spin as well. Also, molded fins are the most used type because it creates lesser drag during wakeboarding on the water. To know more about the configuration and positioning the fin(s) and bindings, first, find out your preference in wakeboarding. There are different types of fin, for example, long based fins, multi-set-up fins, molded fins, shallow fins, canted side fins, cupped side fins and no fins. All of these fins are set up for different types of trick and effects which wakeboarder is choose to perform on the surface of the water. Nonetheless, the size of the board, the width, the length does matter too! They create different effects on the wakeboarding skill.
Wakeboarding contains lots of skills and tricks. From what I've picked up so far are backside start, surface 180 degree spin, and no handle. It is really nice to be picking up some new skills in wakeboarding. Time is definitely what you and I need to be learnt.

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