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Hanging on to the rope after a fall will subject the body to numerous impacts with the surface of the water.  Being dragged along can also wrest the ski vest out of position.
 
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This is to let the people on the boat know you are OK.  This should be your regular practice so that in the event of an injury, failure to signal will bring swift help.
 
  
 
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The likelihood of falling out of a boat is greatly increased for persons not seated.  A fast boat can easily suck a person under where he can be hit by the propeller.
 
  
 
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Hand signals and different people's understanding of hand signals varies, so always go through the hand signals with the boat captain, all spotters and all skiers before anyone goes in the water.
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Point down with one finger, and circle your finger. "Back around" to drop off area. Alternatively, pat crown of head with open palm meaning "return".
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The standard type of skis most people start with.  Two skis, one for each foot, with bindings to hold your feet. The skis may be interchangable to make them easy to put on in deep water.  Sometimes on ski has a second binding so a skier can drop the other ski and continue with just one ski.
 
  
 
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In an attempt to become as agile as possible, slalom waterskiers use only one ski with feet oriented forward, one in front of the other. Slalom skis are narrow and long, at 57–70 inches (145–178 cm) depending on the height and weight of the skier. The two forward-facing bindings vary: they can be made of rubber or thick plastic, and they can be designed more like a snow ski binding or more like a roller blade boot.
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Trick skiing uses small, oval-shaped waterskis. Beginners use two skis until ready to switch to one ski. The shorter, wider trick ski has a front binding facing forward and a back binding facing at a 45°. It has a smooth bottom that allows it to turn over the surface of the water. According to official 2013 Tournament Rules for 3-event competition in the United States and the Pan-Am Games, skis used in the Tricks event must be a single ski without fins, although molded rails/grooves less than 1/4" are allowed, as are a foot pad cemented to the ski as a place for the rear foot; in addition, the ski must float with all bindings, fins, etc., installed.  The trick ski's configuration allows performance of both surface and air tricks in quick succession with enough practice and training.
 
  
 
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A kneeboard is a buoyant covex board similar to a surf board oen which the kneeboarder kneels. A boat is used to tow while the boarder hange on to the towrope. Some kneeboards have fins and some do not for increased maneuverability. Most use velcro straps to secure the knees.
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Esquí acuático

Nivel de destreza

2

Año

1961

Version

27.09.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

Asociación General

Water Skiing AY Honor.png
Esquí acuático
Actividades recreacionales
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
Asociación General
Año de introducción
1961
Vea también
Maestría Acuática
Esquí acuático - Avanzado


1

Tener la especialidad de Natación II.


Para consejos e instrucciones, véase Natación II.


2

Conocer y practicar las siguientes normas de seguridad:


2a

Nunca esquiar por la noche.


2b

Nunca esquiar durante una tormenta eléctrica.


2c

Siempre usar un chaleco de esquí, mientras sale a esquiar.


2d

Revisar para asegurarse de que la hebilla del chaleco esté bien cerrada.



2e

Asegurarse de que la cuerda de esquí se encuentre en condición adecuada.


2f

Asegurarse de que las fijaciones del esquí estén en buenas condiciones.


2g

Disponer de un observador o un espejo en el bote del esquí.


2h

Mantenerse alejado de objetos, como los otros esquiadores, nadadores, muelles o de objetos flotantes.


2i

Si se produce una caída, soltar la cuerda.


2j

Después de una caída, levantar la mano para indicar que se encuentra bien.



2k

No estar de pie en el bote del esquí mientras está en movimiento.




3

Conocer las siguientes señales de mano:



3a

Más lento



3b

Buena velocidad



3c

Más rápido



3d

Volver al muelle



3e

Alto



3f

Girar




4

Poner los esquís en aguas profundas. Ejecutar una arrancada desde aguas profundas sobre dos esquís con una línea completa de cuerda.


Practicar, practicar, practicar. Debe realmente tener un instructor para esta especialidad.


5

Cruzar con éxito las dos estelas.



6

Identificar los siguientes:


6a

Esquí doble



6b

Esquí Slalom



6c

Esquí de Figuras de tipo Trick



6d

Tabla de rodillas (Kneeboard)





Referencias

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