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- water ski(s)...obviously
-tow rope
-boat
-boat driver and spotter
-life jacket
-(optional) ski gloves
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What sport is a K2 Apache used for?
A K2 Apache is used for the sport of skiing.
In what sport is daffy used?
A daffy is used in the sport of skiing or freestyle skiing. It is an stunt that a skier does in midair. They point one ski up and forward and the other ski down and backward.
When was the sport of skiing used for transportation?
Cross-country skiing has been used for centuries in colder climates to get from one location to another.
What is a sport used with the letter n?
· NASCAR · netball · Nordic skiing
What is the origin of skiing?
Skiing originated in Norway, and it was used by the people there to get along quicker while hunting. It is also considered the worlds oldest sport.
What water is used for in sport?
*Clorox water is used for the sport of swimming
In which sport is the term 'daffy' commonly used?
snow-skiing (it's a move where you do the splits in mid-air)
What is the term used for skiing on one ski?
Slalom is the name given to water skiing with one ski.
How is water used through recreation?
Water is used through recreation during sports such as; swimming, water skiing, and boat riding.
How is water used for people to enjoy themselves in your area?
Swimming, boating, water skiing, etc.
Which is easy skiing or ice skating?
I do both skiing and ice skating. For me I would say that skiing is the easier sport because it the easiest to get used to. You don't wobble like you would in skating and it's not as complex. If you are trying to decide which one to go for then I would choose ice skating because there is bound to be an ice rink near you which you could go to maybe once every week, whereas, skiing is a once in a while sport. Hope that helped! (:
What is the 'hi point' in sport?
The term 'high point' in sports refers to various things. It could be used in terms of a championship, or it could be used to refer to elevation sports, such as skiing.
