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Few things beat the thrills of enjoying water sports on a hot summer day. Whether you are vacationing or looking for an adrenaline kick, there is a perfect water activity to suit your interests. Keep in mind that safety comes first, so explore your options when it comes to finding proper gear.
Here are seven cool water sports to try this summer.
If you’re looking to get your blood pumping with an extreme watersport, wakeboarding is the perfect choice, as it will have you riding a boat’s wake while trying out tricks such as jumps and flips at high speeds.
For stability, your feet will be fastened to a wakeboard, and you get to hold onto a rope attached to a motorboat.
Since you will be performing all sorts of gymnastic moves as you glide the waves, it is vital to invest in quality equipment to enjoy this or any other watersport.
Aerial Wakeboarding offers an exclusive inventory of high-quality wakeboard towers and accessories.
As one of the most iconic summer water sports, surfing is widely considered a must-try in a lifetime for anyone who would love to ride the waves.
While it takes time to become a pro-surfer, surfing lessons are a great starting point for gaining the skill and experience to conquer sea waves.
If you are a passionate wave rider who would love a new thrill, hydrofoiling is the go-for watersport that will have you flying above the water.
This watersport offers surfers the feeling of wearing a jetpack as the hydrofoil board generates a lift that will have you riding above the water surface.
If you prefer to lose track of time as you paddle and have fun with friends and family, canoeing and kayaking are the best watersports for you. These activities are great for exploring calmer waters and protected coastlines while providing an excellent workout session. However, if you are after a little more adrenaline rush and are confident in your paddling skills, it won`t be difficult to kayak and you will love kayaking in rapids.
Snorkeling is the best way to fulfill your curiosity and explore the world under the sea. However, you must first learn how to swim, use a snorkel mask, and control your breathing. Most importantly, remember to choose the best places to explore sea life for a more fulfilling experience.
Unlike snorkeling, where you cannot dive too deep, scuba diving allows you to explore the ocean's depth. You will have a scuba tank that allows you to stay underwater for extended periods. For your safety, taking a scuba diving course and getting certified is advisable and even mandatory in some countries/states before engaging in this recreational activity.
Standup paddle boarding is gaining popularity quickly as it gives you the thrill of surfing plus the freedom and power of a canoe-style paddle. It is an excellent pastime that can be used for exploration, racing, or yoga, depending on your interests.
Summer has always been synonymous with water, and with these cool water sports, you have an extra reason to have fun while keeping cool. You can also look at it as a form of exercise, because some watersports require strength. However you take it, you will definitely have fun!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Olivia Poglianich
Content Strategist
Olivia Poglianich is a nomadic brand strategist and copywriter in the surf, watersports and outdoor adventure space who has worked with brands such as Visa, Disney and Grey Goose. Her writing has taken her all over the world, from a Serbian music festival to a Malaysian art and culture event. Olivia is a graduate of Cornell University and is often writing or reading about travel, hospitality, the start-up ecosystem or career coaching. Her latest interests are at the intersection of web3 and communal living, both on and offline.
