Waterski & Wakeboard

Wakeboarding and water skiing are water sports in which an athlete stands on a wakeboard (a board with foot straps) or water skis (one or two skis) and is pulled by a rope from a boat or via a cable running along the water’s surface. Both are particularly appealing to spectators, as the athletes perform spectacular tricks and jumps, combining artistry with power.

Disciplines: Cable Wakeboard, Cable Waterski

In Cable Wakeboard riders are pulled by a specially set-up cable, encountering structures on the course – e.g. ramps, rails and ‘A-frames’ – to expand creativity of the runs. Athletes aim to perform a smooth-flowing routine with a wide variety of tricks and jumps.

In Cable Waterski riders are pulled by a specially set-up cable, encountering structures on the course – e.g. ramps, rails and ‘A-frames’ – to expand creativity of the runs. Athletes aim to perform a smooth-flowing routine with a wide variety of tricks and jumps.