How to Find a Wakeboarding Club

You got your gear and you've found your location, but you want to join a wakeboarding club and hit the waves with other wakeboarders. No problem. A world awaits you. Read this eHow to learn more.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

1. Search for one on your area. Wakeboarding pals should be able to recommend them. You might even find wakeboarding clubs in the phone book.

2. Look online for clubs. The USA Waterski site lists affiliated wakeboard clubs in the U.S. You can do the search by state.

3. Explore the International Water Ski Federation site which lists wakeboard clubs around the world.

4. Check out the Lough Muckno WaterSki & Wakeboard Club in Castleblayney, County Monaghan, Ireland if you happen to be in the area. They're located on a cool lake by a cool castle and offer beverages and food. For the ale alone, it's worth a visit.

5. Travel down the map a bit to the Lakes at Blashford to the Ellingham Waterski and Wakeboard Club. The clubs boasts of two Correct Craft Ski Nautique competition boats, and even has a training bar for those new to wakeboarding.

6. Go to Tennessee and check out the Middle Tennessee State University wakeboard club. There are pictures, links, and info on the site. Worth a visit.

7. Keep on looking. Go from club to club and ask for info. When you find the one you like, join up and have fun.

Resources

• Middle Tennessee State University has a wakeboard club.
• The Ellingham Waterski Club has wakeboarding galore.
• Lough Muckno WaterSki & Wakeboard Club is in Castleblayney.

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