These two sports are both dangerous when you get to higher speeds. But the one sport that you can control more of is waterskiing. You can tell the boat driver to go faster or slower, or if you just want to stop you can let go of the rope and sink into the water. Where as if you want to stop in snow skiing and your a beginner then you will have to sit on your butt and thats not fun after a while. So, waterskiing is much safer because there are more things you can control, but that does not mean that there aren't any risks when eventually if you reach 36mph and you fall you can have a pretty nasty injury.
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Snowboarding can be done on snow. Waterskiing can be done on water.
Snow residue.
snow skiing
That depends on where you are, and whether you're talking about water skiing or snow skiing.
You would want to go water skiing when the weather is hot.In really cold weather you can go skiing on the snow.
I'm not like a professional but I'm pretty sure water is a whole lot softer than packed snow.
Only if the snow melts.
I think that it just depends where you are. In Colorado, I can almost guarantee that snow skiing is more popular than water skiing. If you are on the coasts or have a large mass of water in your state, and no mountains, then water skiing will be more popular than snow skiing.
Comparison:Both sports are consider extreme sports.Both sports involves gliding.Contrast:Skiing is in snow while water skiing is in water.Skiing happens during winter, or indoor parks while water skiing happens during summer
Maryland's sports are lacrosse,fishing,sailing,hiking,snow skiing,and water skiing.
The correct spelling for the form of the verb to ski is skiing (snow or water sport).