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In which sport is the term hang ten used?
Surfing. You put all ten of your toes off the surf board.
How do you use a surf board on Pokepark?
The surf board can only be used during water related amusments, it helps Pokemon such as Pikachu to surf on the water, alowing it to play.
What is the purpose of a body board?
A body board is like a small surf board. A body board is used at the beach to "surf" closer to the shore than a surfer would. Advanced users can perform tricks and twists with these boards. Like surf boards they have a tie cord to ensure the surfer doesn't loose their board.
What do you call a flat wooden board used for carrying things on?
Some call it a surf board, others may call it a tray.
What is an ocky strap?
its an elastic cord with a hook at either end traditionally used to secure a surf board to roof racks on a car
What are some hawaiian inventions?
A Hawaiian invention is the SURFBOARD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is the meaning Getting on board?
Getting on board means someone is asking you to join in with them. This is a common term used in group settings.
What is the difference between a skate board an a surf board?
A skate board is typically a small wooden board with 4 wheels, used to perform stunts on land and is powered, in most cases, by being pushed along by the person riding it, a surfboard, however, has no wheels and is used most often in seas, oceans, or other large bodies of water, to perform tricks.
What term is used to refer to the main printed circuit board?
MOTHERBOARD MOTHERBOARD
How can you surf when you are in Wisconsin?
I don't think people surf at all. Yes, the great lakes are very big but not big enough to surf. Plus the water is very cold and mainly used for transporting goods to and from the naighboring states.
How was the skateboard used origanally and how is it used today?
Skateboarding used to be called "sidewalk surfing". it happened when surfers couldnt surf and the put trucks and wheels on the bottom. Soon after "sidewalk surfing" began, people re-dubbed it as "skateboarding" and they changed the board shape and size. Thats why longboards are accepted in the skateboarding community
What is the term used to describe a log or board changing shape as it dries?
There's no particular scientific term, but you might use 'warping'.
