Water Sports

How to Learn to Sail

By mlambrecht

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Have you always wanted to sail but never had the chance? If you’re not familiar with the sport, it can be a little confusing figuring out where you can go to pursue your new sport of choice. Following are some steps to navigate these strange waters... more »

How to Learn to Scuba Dive

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Want to learn to Scuba Dive. It can be lots of fun but you must have proper instruction and know how to be safe... more »

How to Leave a Dock on Waterskis

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Though water sports the ultimate summer cool-down, you might not always want to get wet. Though it takes some practice, you can waterski without getting in the water. All you need to do is leave the dock on your skis. Read on to learn more... more »

How to pack for safety in a whitewater kayak

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Packing up for your whitewater kayak safety consists of packing the essentials that you will need in case of an emergency and also knowing how to use the equipment. There are many things that you are going to want in case you need to make a ... more »

How to Paddle on a Surfboard

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Catching the ultimate wave requires paddling. Paddling is how a surfer moves their arms to propel themselves through the water while lying on their board. When a surfer spots a wave to catch, they paddle toward it and paddling correctly gets a ... more »

How to Perform a Back-to-Front 180 on Two Water Skis

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While skiing backward on two trick skis, low-bounce and spin 180 so that you are skiing forward... more »

How to Perform a Front-to-Back 180 on One Water Ski

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While waterskiing forward on one ski, low-bounce up and spin 180 degrees so that you end up skiing backward... more »

How to Perform a Front-to-Back 180 on Two Water Skis

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While skiing forward on two trick skis, low-bounce and spin 180 degrees so that you are skiing backward... more »

How to Plan a Boating Trip to Joe Pool Lake, Texas

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Joe Pool Lake is located in the southern part of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex in Texas. Joe Pool Lake stretches over 7,700 acres and features boating, fishing and other water sports. With several parks to choose from, access to the lake is ... more »

How to Play Underwater Hockey

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People play underwater hockey much the same way as real hockey, except that you are underwater instead of on ice. Playing underwater changes the whole mechanics of the game. Maneuvering, positioning and even shooting the puck all become very ... more »

How to Play Water Basketball

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Splashing around in a swimming pool is incredibly fun and basketball is the most exciting sport going. Therefore water basketball is the greatest sport known to man. Water basketball is a great way to get some exercise, have fun with friends and ... more »

How to Practice Sailing Etiquette

By mlambrecht

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If you’re entering the sport of sailing for the first time, it is very difficult navigating all the different boats, weather conditions and personalities out there. Learning a few basic courtesies of the sport can take out at least some of the ... more »

How to Practice the Basic Right of Way Rules in Sailing

By mlambrecht

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Just as in driving, sailing has certain basic right-of-way rules that make is safer for everyone. Here are a few that you are most likely to encounter... more »

How to Prepare for a Day of Sailing

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Sailing is a really fun sport, but if you’re not prepared, it could be a nightmare. Make sure you have the proper gear for a day of sailing so that you can enjoy the ride... more »

How to prepare for sports first aid

By DesireeAmber

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When you or a loved one plays sports it is vital to have a first aid kit packed with the essentials on hand. While playing sports all sorts of sports is a great form of activity and exercise there are many possible injuries that may occur. Being ... more »

How to Prevent Most Diving Accidents

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Scuba diving is a remarkably safe sport, but if you don't take what you do seriously before you even get into the water, you risk a potentially life-threatening accident for you or your dive buddy. Here are some things you can do before you get ... more »

How to Remove Your Fishing Hook From a Tree

By PjonD

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It’s happened to everyone not currently starring in their own televised fishing show: we’ve cast the hook into a tree that overhangs the lake in which we’re fishing. We don’t know how, we don’t know why, but it happened. Here’s seven easy steps ... more »

How to Remove Your Fishing Hook From an Underwater Rock

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I’ve got something. I’VE GOT SOMETHING BIG-” No, you don't. You have a rock. We’ve all been there, in the rowboat with Dad, and we’ve snagged our hook on a rock lying in wait underneath the water. At times, it can seem like rocks eat hooks, ... more »

How to Retrieve the Rope for a Fallen Skier When Driving the Boat

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If you circle back after a skier falls and idle past, the ski rope ends up right back in his or her hands... more »

How to ride a balance board like a surfer, skateboarder, etc

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Find out basic information about the Holoholo balance board and its unique features. You can visit http://www.holoholo.tv to see examples and check the learn to ride section for specific details... more »

How to Right a Capsized Boat

By mlambrecht

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Not every boat capsizes. Larger boats have a keel, which is a fin extending down from the bottom center of the boat. This fin is filled with heavy lead, which holds the boat upright and keeps it from capsizing. Smaller boats are built ... more »

How to Safely Play Water Sports

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Water sports are as challenging as they are fun. Although not as popular as basketball or football, activities such as parasailing, water skiing, water polo, wakeboarding, jet skiing and competitive swimming have a loyal following. All water ... more »

How to Scuba Dive in Water Currents

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Some of the most exciting diving is accomplished in moving water. Don't let currents shake your confidence... more »

How to See a Wakeskating Competition

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Wakeskating is a fast-growing, extreme water sport. It is a form of wakeboarding without bindings. Riders do free tricks and jumps inspired by skateboarding. Watching a competition like this can be almost as exhilarating as performing in it. ... more »

How to Shop for Wakeskates

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Your friends are tired of you borrowing their wakeskakes, so it's time to take the leap and get your own. Some use a long flat composite board, while others like short concave wood. Wakeskates are an investment in fun and physical activity (use ... more »

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