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Sep 01 2008

Wake Boarding: Safety on the Water

Published by justin1390 at 10:58 pm under Wake boarding Edit This

When wake boarding (that’s right, the season isn’t over yet), remember to always be safe by following some basic precautions when on the water.  Water can be fun, but it’s also a dangerous foe when not prepared or when dealt with in an irresponsible manner.  Here are some of the most important ones, with more tips and pointers later.

  1.  Flag:  Always carry a flag with you and use it whenever the wake boarder goes down or is in the water NOT being towed.  The minimum number of people for the sport is three:  The wake boarder, driver, and spotter (holds flag).
  2.  Don’t drink:  Water and drinking alcohol don’t mix! Never try it!
  3. Turn off the engine:  When the wake boarder prepares to enter the water, place the drive in neutral and turn off the boat to ensure the rope does not become entangled and the boarder possibly injured.

Remember to ALWAYS be safe on the water and have a good time enjoying nature and what it offers.  Have a safe boating experience!  See you out there!

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