21. Victorian Water Ski Association: Disabled To encourage an increase in the number of participants in all levelsof disabled water skiing (recreational competitive). * To http://www.vicwaterski.com.au/disabled.htm

A Company Limited by Guarantee ACN 004 781 926 ABN 69004781926 Home News Events DIVISIONS Tournament Ski Show Moomba Barefoot ... Ski Racing Disabled Recreation Ski-Toons Links A very quiet season, with a couple of exceptions. The Victorian Institute of Sport's "Award of Excellence" presentation night produced great results for water skiing. In the category for an athlete with a disability, there were three finalists - Lachlan Jones (Track and Field), Jamie McDonald (Water skiing), and Kevin Murfitt (Water Skiing). The award was won by Kevin. Congratulations! This year the Disabled Division's State Titles were held in conjunction with the Tournament Division at Lake Mulwala. Kevin Murfitt, after his effort in the trick event, was included in the State Team to represent Victoria at the National Titles. This is the first time a member of the Victorian Disabled Division has been selected to represent the State as a member of the mainstream Tournament Division at the Nationals. Anyone interested in Disabled skiing should contact the V.W.S.A via

22. Linda Giddens Water Ski School - Recreational Skiing recreational water skiing. recreational skiers often come ski withus when they are wanting to advance further. In a typical week http://www.lindagiddens.com/recreational.htm

Recreational Water Skiing Recreational skiers often come ski with us when they are wanting to advance further. In a typical week, we can teach a skier to go over the jump, learn to do basic tricks and run the slalom course. Some recreational skiers come solely for one event, while others prefer to do all three events. Skiers have unlimited skiing time each day. All ages are welcome.

23. Linda Giddens Water Skiing Home Page About Linda Giddens Training Juniors recreational skiing The Ski SchoolFacility water skiing Equipment Reservations book the ski school online How http://www.lindagiddens.com/contents.htm

24. San Diego City Lakes Program | Water Department The public is provided supervised recreational access to all of the City's popularwater contact program offering seasonal access for waterskiing, jet skiing http://www.sannet.gov/water/recreation/index.shtml

What are commonly referred to as the San Diego City Lakes are actually the impounding reservoirs which comprise the City of San Diego's municipal water supply system. Attention: Lake schedules are subject to change and occasional closures. Please be sure to check the "What’s New" page for this and other important information What's New! Fish Catch/Reservoir Temperatures Fish Catch Records Waterfowl Hunting Report ... Water Levels Reservoirs Barrett El Capitan San Vicente Hodges ... Waterfowl Hunting Information Watercraft Information Canoes and Kayaks Personal watercraft (jet skis) Water-skiing Windsurfing Related Information Other Lakes in San Diego County Local and State Agencies Contact Us For additional information or comments, please email us at ssmith@sandiego.gov. The City has offered the public recreational use of its reservoirs since 1913, when the nucleus of the present water storage system was purchased from private operators. The City of San Diego is widely recognized as a pioneer in the multiple use (for recreation) of water supply reservoirs. The public is provided supervised recreational access to all of the City's reservoirs for a variety of traditional outdoor activities, including fishing, boating, canoeing, kayaking, sailing, hiking, picnicking, waterfowl hunting, etc. In addition, a highly popular water contact program offering seasonal access for water-skiing, jet skiing and windsurfing was implemented with the approval of the City Council in 1989.

25. Aquaskier - Water Sports Resources - Collegiate Water Skiing ski from recreational skiing to Competitive skiing. Team and Club information, Photos,Event calendar, News, Maps and Contact information. Ohio State water Ski http://www.aquaskier.com/collegiate.htm

You are here: Home Navigation Main Page Barefooting Boat Hardware/Parts Boat Lettering ... Wetsuits/Drysuits/Vests Resources Discussion Board Photo Classifieds Virtual Cards Free-for-All Links ... Submit Press Release Contacts Advertising Information General Information Report Bugs Report Broken Links ... Contact Webmaster Aquaskier Newsletter Skier's Forecast Enter city or zip Teams Auburn University Water Ski Team A Club based team that competes in the National Collegiate Water Ski Association (NCWSA) and also the South Atlantic Conference (SAC) and specializes in standard 3-Event competition. Team information, News, Event calendar, Links, Guestbook, Maps and Contact information. UNC Charlotte Water Ski Team Their mission to provide an opportunity for learning and advancing in the sport of water skiing and the support of an intercollegiate water ski team for graduate and undergraduate students. Club information, News, Photos, Event calendar, Links and Contact information. Michigan Water Ski Team Their main purpose is to compete in intercollegiate tournaments but their second purpose is to give students the chance to get away from studies and have some fun. Club information, Team news, Event calendar, Team records, Links, and Contact information.

26. Patagonia Lake State Park water skiing, jet skiing and towing recreational device prohibited weekends andholidays May 1st through October 1st. Camping permitted in designated sites. http://www.pr.state.az.us/parkhtml/patagonia.html

Park Map Fees Calendar of Events Regional Facilities ... Western Region Patagonia Lake State Park Address 400 Patagonia Lake Road Patagonia, Arizona 85624 Directions I-10 East to Hwy 83 South to Hwy 82. Hwy 82, 7 miles past the town of Patagonia. Park Hours Day use hours: 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Access to park is closed: 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. During peak visitor months, park closures are not uncommon. Park Facilities Beach, picnic area with ramadas, tables and grills, fishing pad (handicapped accessible) Hiking trails, boat ramps, marina, camp supply store, campground, group-use area (day-use) 72 developed, 34 hook-ups and 12 boat access sites, restrooms, showers and dump station, RV size limit is 35 feet Sonoita Creek State Natural Area - Arizona's first major state natural area Elevation 3,750 feet Fees Entrance and camping fees apply. Please call park for current fee information. The Park Sonoita Creek State Natural Area Totalling almost 5,000 acres, Sonoita Creek is Arizona's first major state natural area. The site is in the southeastern portion of the state and will preserve a unique riparian area. Work is currently being done on a management plan for the area. Arizona State Parks will develop hiking trails and wildlife viewing areas along the creek and throughout the property. Environmental educational programs for all ages will be offered as well as research opportunities for the universities. Designated as a

27. Recreational Therapy The Easter Seals recreational Therapy programs focus on children and adults with ofactivities from swimming and horseback riding to water skiing and rock http://www.visiteasterseals.org/recreational.htm

Easter Seals South Central Pennsylvania Serving Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry, and York Counties Creating solutions, changing lives. Virtual Auction April 7 - 13, 2003 Recreational Therapy Easter Seals cares about you and your family. We realize that everyone needs a chance to have fun and exercise. Good health is as important to us as it is to you. We all need opportunities to stretch our limbs, reach goals and build self-esteem. The Easter Seals Recreational Therapy programs focus on children and adults with disabilities. Our programs include a wide range of activities from swimming and horseback riding to water skiing and rock climbing. The programs are open to all ages, from very young children to adults. We work with disabled participants as well as their non-disabled family members. We provide wonderful opportunities for families to have fun while also enjoying the therapeutic benefits of our activities. For more information on the various activities held throughout the year, contact

28. Environment Agency - What Recreational Activities? recreational activities in which we are involved. The Agency is either involvedin or has an impact upon most forms of recreation. water skiing. water skiing. http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/subjects/recreation/345738/?version=1

29. Columbia Falls Chamber Of Commerce - Recreational Activities Lake. It offers good fishing and many other recreational opportunitiessuch as water skiing, jet skiing and duck hunting. For information http://www.columbiafallschamber.com/chamber/rec.cfm

Columbia Falls offers a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities, to provide a fun-filled day for the entire family. Family Recreation Hiking River Trips Snowmobiling ... Golfing Family Recreation The City of Columbia Falls maintains approximately 28 acres of park land. Developed parks include baseball and soccer fields, picnic areas and playgrounds and a waterfall and bandshell. The City operates the Pinewood Family Aquatic Center, a 25 meter competitive swimming pool and a leisure pool with several fixed play features. Big Sky Waterpark . Ten exciting slides, huge whirl pool, picnic grounds, beach volley ball, krazy kars and much more. www.bigskywaterslide.com Amazing Ventures, Inc. is a wonderful family recreation park. Challenge the mind with a world class wooden maze. Bumper water boats, bank shot basketball, miniature golf and race car track. Fun for everyone. House Of Mystery is Montana's only natural vortex, producing unusual gravitational energies and mystifying phenomena. A popular family-oriented attraction. Back to top Hiking Columbia Falls is known as the "Gateway to Glacier National Park". With 700 miles of maintained trails in the Park, there are endless opportunities to hike in this beautiful area of Montana.

30. Horseback Riding,Water Skiing,bed And Breakfast,at Kanaka Creek Ranch In Maple R Accommodations and/or horseback riding adventures for the experienced rider. Details of rides, facilities Category Sports Equestrian North America Canada...... or. for visitor's seeking outdoor recreational adventure fun. Horseback Ridingand water skiing. Maple Ridge,British Columbia. Come Stay or Come Play With Us http://www.kanakacreekranch.com/

Welcome Accommodations that are i deal for the businessman's respite, couple's retreat, traveller's refuge, group outing, visiting relatives or for visitor's seeking outdoor r Come Stay or Play Your Maple Ridge oasis awaits... a touch of the "g uest ranch" experience minutes from Vancouver Elegant and relaxing Accommodations, Horseback Riding and Water skiing Maple Ridge,British Columbia Come Stay or Come Play With Us Make a Reservation Request! Click here to make a reservation request. Or call us at: Please click here to send us an email! Kanaka Creek Ranch Maple Ridge, BC One of the guest rooms Kanaka Creek Ranch Horse s Rest Time Provincial Park Come ski with us! Leave your worries behind! The Mastercraft Competition S ki Boat October at the Ranch Only 50 minutes from downtown Vancouver and downtown Bellingham, Washington, USA

31. FloridaGame.com- Saltwater Fish - Regulations - Florida Boating Resident Fees Nonresident Fees Lifetime and Five Year License Fees recreational UsePermit water skiing Navigation rules Personal watercraft Accident reporting. http://www.floridagame.com/saltfish/skirules.asp

Forums PartnerProgram Free Banners Contact Info ... Post Season REGULATIONS - Florida Boating Water Skiing Navigation rules Personal watercraft Accident reporting ... Age restrictions Water Skiing No person shall tow a person on water skis, aquaplane or similar device without an observer aboard or wide-angle rear view mirror. In addition each person engaged in water skiing or aquaplaning must wear a U. S. Coast Guard approved PFD. Water skiing is not permitted between the hours of one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise. Back to Top Developed and maintained by Net Effect, Inc. in cooperation with the Contact Us

32. Recreation water skiing is prohibited within 500 feet of the shore except for the purpose oftakeoff or approach. recreational Scuba Diving recreational scuba diving is http://www.presqueisle.org/recreation.html

Recreational Opportunities Presque Isle is a day-use park that provides year-round recreational opportunities. Overnight accommodations are available nearby. Over fifteen miles of trails appeal to hikers, bicyclists and cross-country skiers. Presque Isle offers swimming, boating, fishing and beautiful sandy beaches to its summer visitors. Winter enthusiasts come to the park to enjoy the outdoors and participate in a variety of ice and snow activities. Boating: Both non-powered and registered powered crafts are permitted. Internal combustion engines are prohibited in the interior lagoons which are defined as the continuous body of water between Misery Bay and Marina Bay, excluding Grave Yard Pond. A boat rental concession is located in the Grave Yard Pond area and provides a variety of powered and non-powered crafts. Beaching of boats along Presque Isle shoreline is permitted except at the Gull Point Special Management Area (between April 1 and November 30) and within 100 feet of designated swimming areas. A slow minimum height swell speed must be observed within all park waters which includes all waters within 500 feet of the shoreline. Water conditions can change dramatically in a very short period of time. Please heed all weather notices. Listen to channel 16, the Coast Guard Emergency Channel or your VHS radio for current boating conditions.

33. Rokkasho, How? : Sporting And Recreational Activities The ideal environment for R D life Sporting and recreational Activities On the OgawaraLake, fishing, water skiing, wind surfing, and canoeing can be enjoyed http://www.pref.aomori.jp/iter/sport.html

Aomori Prefecture Rokkasho, How? Sporting and Recreational Activities In Rokkasho Village, sports facilities such as outdoor tennis courts, indoor swimming pool, athletic fields, soccer fields, baseball fields, and gymnasiums already exist. In addition, indoor tennis courts and indoor baseball and other sporting facilities, healthy athletic activities can be pursued year around. Indoor swimming pool in Rokkasho. The coast on the side of Pacific Ocean is one of the best surfing spots in the region. Fishing can also be enjoyed through out the year. On the Ogawara Lake, fishing, water skiing, wind surfing, and canoeing can be enjoyed. In the beautiful landscape of Rokkasho Village with gentle hills and clear water lakes, one can enjoy bicycling in summer and nordic skiing in winter. Also, the lakes in the village are inhabited by a multitude of wild life and a large number of birds, making them the best place for bird watching in the region. There are apple, cherry, and blue berry orchards in the vicinity of the site. Enjoying outdoor sports activities in the beautiful natural surroundings of Aomori prefecture is one of the great charms of the life in this area. Further, in Aomori prefecture, there are two yacht harbours, and quiet sailing can be enjoyed on the calm water of Mutsu Bay. Boat cruising in Towada Lake is another sailing attraction. In addition, construction of a marina in Rokkasho is also planed.

34. Lassen Area Recreational Activities mobilers. Wakeboarding. Back to Top. Xtreme Wakeboarding 18390 O'BrienInlet Rd., Lakehead (530) 238-2008. water skiing. Back to Top. The http://www.explorer1.com/lassen/family.htm

Lassen Home Explorer1 Home Search Yellow Pages ... Advertising Options Recreation Guide Backpacking Biking Camping Day Hikes ... Theme Parks Biking Back to top Bizz Johnson Trail Biking the Bizz Johnson Trail Bowling Back to Top Carriage Rides Back to Top Fishing Back to Top Fishing Guide Services The Fly Shop 4140 Churn Creek Road, Redding (800) 669-3474 Shasta Cascade Bass Anglers This is the club's official Web site The FISHnet Current, Accurate and Complete Fishing Information for Shasta Lake. Fish First The Northern California Flyfishing Report. Hiking Back to Top Horse Back Riding Back to Top Hot Air Balloon Rides Back to Top Hot Air Balloons USA 316 Pony Trail, Mount Shasta (530) 926-3612 Mt. Shasta Balloon Co. Yreka (800) 841-1011 Kayaking Back to Top Miniature Golf Back to Top Parasailing Back to Top River Rafting Back to Top Turtle River Rafting Company P.O. Box 313 Mt. Shasta (800) 726-3223 River Dancers Mt. Shasta (530) 926-3517 Scenic Boat Tours/Rentals Back to Top Skating Back to Top Viking Skate Country 735 Auditorium Drive, Redding (530) 246-3900 Tennis Back to Top 3452 Argyle Road, Redding (530) 221-4405

35. NQ Water: The Water Facts fluoridated). water skiing and other recreational activities have a longhistory at Lake Paluma, without any measurable adverse effects. In http://www.nqwater.com.au/facts.htm

Water Facts Downloads : Water skiing trial for Ross River Dam WATER SKIING TRIAL FOR ROSS RIVER DAM 1. What is happening regarding water skiing on Ross River Dam? NQ Water has decided to allow the Townsville Water Ski Club to use the Ross River Dam on a trial basis starting from June 2001. The Club already uses the Dam for competition events for 12 weekends each year - this has been the case for many years. Six to 14 boats participate in these events, racing over either a 13.5 km or 5.3 km course. There has also been some limited use of the Dam for training by our world champions. Ross River Dam offers the only stretch of calm water suitable for long course events. This is particularly significant given the number of champion skiers based in the local area, including the state and national barefoot water ski champions, and the world disabled slalom and jump champion. For the period of the trial, Townsville Water Ski Club will be able to use a restricted area of Ross River Dam. An exclusion zone has been created from the spillway out to 500m. Non-members of the Townsville Water Ski Club will not have access to the Dam for water skiing until completion of the trial and installation of required infrastructure.

36. A REVIEW OF WATER-SKIING SAFETY IN THE USA in the USA, the American water skiing Association (AWSA) oversees safety at AWSAsanctioned tournaments and represents the interest of recreational skiers as http://www.roberts.ezpublishing.com/wski/safety.htm

A REVIEW OF WATER-SKIING SAFETY IN THE USA by Roberts, Charles C., Jr., Ph.D. C. Roberts Consulting Engineers, Inc. 46W192 Granart Rd., Big Rock, IL 60511, USA ABSTRACT Water-skiing safety in the United States of America is primarily governed by the American Water Ski Association (AWSA). Safety information, equipment standards, and competition safety procedures are among many of the documents promulgated by the association. Water-skiing equipment related standards and procedures are reviewed. A U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Nation Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS) survey of water-skiing injuries was performed over a period from 1980-1991 showing injury trends over that period. Data on injury modes is presented. Typical water-skiing safety equipment is presented along with equipment characteristics. Future safety related developments are discussed. INTRODUCTION The first person to water-ski did so in 1922 in the state of Minnesota, USA. He used two large skis and was towed by an airplane equipped with floats. Water-skiing evolved to its present form with nearly 17 million Americans water-skiing (1). Water-skiing takes the form of slalom skiing, trick skiing, jumping, knee boarding, ski-boarding, speed skiing, kite flying, show skiing, and barefoot water-skiing.

37. ICan ONLINE - Get Outdoors With Summer Adapted Recreational Activities Your options are bountiful with a wide variety of adapted recreationalactivities available across the United States. waterskiing. http://www.ican.com/news/fullpage.cfm/articleid/DB63392F-8E9F-45EA-8D68658AD0A23

Health news Stay healthy Supplements Manage depression ... Health FAQ CHANNELS Home Automotive Employment Independence ... Travel RESOURCES Conditions Library Message board Feedback Events ... Search iCan! THE LEADING DISABILITY COMMUNITY AOL KEYWORD: iCan iCan! BUSINESS RESOURCES Corporate Services Buy The Heidi Report Free Services Home ... Stay fit Get outdoors with summer adapted recreational activities Wondering what to do this summer? Your options are bountiful with a wide variety of adapted recreational activities available across the United States. Here, you'll find information on several activities, and resources for taking lessons and renting equipment. If you're looking for a resource in your hometown that is not listed here, search for "adapted recreation" on the Internet, and include the name of your state. There are many programs offered through individual states and universities. Cycling About cycling Adapted cycling programs Golf Kevin Hall: Giving his all to golf Accessible golf programs Rock climbing About rock climbing Climbing programs Water-skiing Stan Clawson: Cutting across a more level field Five tips for people with disabilities who want to water-ski Adaptive water-skiing resources Other water sports Water sports Water sports programs Get involved Adapted sports resources About the National Ability Center Top of page Terms of service ... Code of conduct

38. Water Skiing In The Shuswap are the places to go for locallevel water ski activity. tournament, or just wantto talk about skiing with skiers Go back to the recreational Activities Page http://www.sd83.bc.ca/comm/wtrmain.htm

Water Skiing in the Shuswap Table of Contents The History of Water Skiing The History of Barefoot Skiing What you need to start Water Skiing Other Water Skiing links Water skiing is a big attraction on the Shuswap lake. The lake is very large, so there is no worry about overcrowding, except at the docks. The lake is usually in ideal water skiing conditions, but the water does sometimes seem to be on the cold side. It also does not take long for a couple boats to chop up the water a bit. Knee boarding, wake boarding, tubing, and barefoot skiing are also large attractions. There are also some paragliders. Paragliders are attached to a large parachute who start off on the beach, and get pulled by a boat. The boat speeds ahead, and the parachute lifts up the person a couple hundred feet above the lake. There are also may houseboats on the lake. One small town called Sicamous is considered the houseboat capital of Canada because there are so many houseboats for rent there, well over 100. Clubs and Ski Schools are the places to go for local-level water ski activity. If you're looking for instruction or a chance to try an entry-level tournament, or just want to talk about skiing with skiers, try contacting a local club or ski school. Go back to the Recreational Activities Page If you have any comments or suggestions, please feel free to E-mail me at

39. Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) statement that will read something like Approved for use on recreational boatsand For water skiing and other towed activities (use a PFD marked for water http://www.uscgboating.org/safety/fed_reqs/equ_pfd.htm

Search: Safety Federal Requirements MetLife Safety Tips Consumer Advisories Boating Safety Courses U.S. Aids to Navigation ... Site Map Federal Requirements and Safety Tips for Recreational Boats Personal Flotation Devices (PFD) All recreational boats must carry one wearable PFD (Type I, II, III or Type V PFD) for each person aboard. A Type V PFD provides performance of either a Type I, II, or III PFD (as marked on its label) and must be used according to the label requirements. Any boat 16ft and longer (except canoes and kayaks) must also carry one throwable PFD (Type IV PFD). PFDs must be Coast Guard approved, in good and serviceable condition, and the appropriate size for the intended user. Accessibility Wearable PFDs must be readily accessible. You must be able to put them on in a reasonable amount of time in an emergency (vessel sinking, on fire, etc.). They should not be stowed in plastic bags, in locked or closed compartments or have other gear stowed on top of them.

40. Water-skiing Safety Tips Many skiers and boaters are not aware of the potential hazards of waterskiingand as a result, are hurt or even killed pursuing this recreational sport. http://www.uscgboating.org/safety/metlife/water_ski.htm

Search: Safety Federal Requirements Metlife Safety Tips Consumer Advisories Boating Safety Courses U.S. Aids to Navigation Boating Under the Influence ... Site Map MetLife Boat Safety Tips Safety Tips for Water-skiing Water-skiing is an exciting and challenging sport. However, like all "fast-action" sports that are fun, it does possess an element of risk. Many skiers and boaters are not aware of the potential hazards of water-skiing and as a result, are hurt or even killed pursuing this recreational sport. Attention to hazards in the area where you are skiing is especially critical due to the ever growing number of boats out on the water. The Ski Area The size of the water area in which you intend to ski determines the number of boats and skiers that can operate within it at the same time. Each boat should be able to maintain a 200 foot wide "ski corridor" (100 feet on either side of the boat). The entire "skiing course" should be at least 2,000 - 3,000 feet long to avoid constant turning and risky maneuvering. A minimum depth of five to six feet of obstacle-free water is suggested for safe skiing to: Keep the skis from dragging bottom during starts.

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