61. Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) statement that will read something like Approved for use on recreational boats and 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.

62. Sports & Leisure - Water Skiing It is both a recreational and competitive activity. In the competitive form of water skiing, there are three events slalom, trick skiing, and the jumping event http://www.ucp.org/ucp_channeldoc.cfm/134/15/11383/11383-11383/2848

Education Employment Housing Transportation ... Travel Your UCP: MECA / UCP June 12, 2004 Water Skiing Water Skiing is a summer-time activity that can be easily adapted for individuals with disabilities. It is both a recreational and competitive activity. In the competitive form of water skiing, there are three events: slalom, trick skiing, and the jumping event. USA Water Ski is a national governing body for water skiing and works through Water Skiers with Disabilities Association to serve individuals with disabilities. SAFETY TIPS All skiers should consult a doctor before skiing. All skiers should consider using a wet suit so their body temperature does not fluctuate to extremes. When learning to ski, one should become acclimated to the equipment while on land. For skiers with upper extremity amputations: Do not attach to a ski rope with a device that cannot automatically let go. Use a ski rope that has a single handle. Use a self-suspending, condylar socket that can be unhooked when put under stress. EQUIPMENT Skiers with arm and leg amputations generally use the same equipment as non-disabled skiers.

63. Water Skiing Equipment, Apparel And Accessories! water skiing. West Marine. Visit us today for your all boating needs whether you re a sailor, powerboater, recreational boater or watersports fanatic. http://www.sportbee.com/waterskiing.html

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64. Monterey, CA Recreation And Outdoor Activities Fishing. Back to Top. Hiking Walking. Back to Top. Monterey recreational Trail Along the Bay Front, Monterey. water skiing. Back to Top. WindSurfing. Back to Top. http://www.explorer1.com/monterey/family.htm

Recreational Activities Home Search WebCoupons E-mail a Travel Question ... 1.com Recreation Guide Area Attractions Backpacking Boat Tours Camping Golf Courses Hiking/Walking ... Water Skiing Biking Rentals Trails Back to Top Bicycle Rentals Bicycle Trails Back to Top Bowling Back to Top Fishing Back to Top Back to Top Monterey Recreational Trail Along the Bay Front, Monterey. The walk is perfect for skating, biking or walking along the water's edge. The trail starts at Asilomar Beach in Pacific Grove and ends at Robert's Lake in Seaside. Monterey City Parks Descriptions and locations of local area parks. Horse Back Riding Back to Top Monterey Bay Equestrian Center Beach rides 19805 Pesante Rd., Salinas (831) 663-5712 Hot Air Balloon Rides Back to Top Kayaking Monterey Bay Back to Top A B Seas Kayaks 32 Cannery Row #5, Monterey, CA 93940 (831) 647-0191 Kayak tours of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Featuring southern sea otters, harbor seals, sea lions and shorebirds! 645CanneryRow, Monterey,CA 93940 (831) 647-0148 We offer kayak and snorkeling tours of Monterey Bay. We also rent bikes, inline skates and kayaks.

65. News And Health Warnings - Environmental Health Department Of San Joaquin County summer is here and as the heat sets in more people will be going to the natural waterways for recreational activities such as swimming, waterskiing, jet-skiing http://www.co.san-joaquin.ca.us/ehd/general_info/news_and_health_warnings/articl

Home Search Departments Environmental Health Department Main Page DIRECTOR Donna Heran, REHS 304 E. Weber Avenue, Third Floor Stockton CA 95202 (209) 468-3420 Phone (209) 464-0138 Fax Office Hours: GENERAL INFORMATION What is the EHD? Contact Us FAQs Applications and Forms ... Register a Complaint PROGRAMS/SERVICES Programs/Services Yahoo! map of our Office Environmental Health Department (EHD) Health Notice Regarding Recreational Water Use The summer is here and as the heat sets in more people will be going to the natural waterways for recreational activities such as swimming, water-skiing, jet-skiing, and other water sports. As people participate in these water activities, it is important for them to be aware of the possible risks of illnesses and how to protect themselves. Many people are not aware that there can be potential health risks to participating in water contact activities in natural bodies of water such as lakes, rivers or the Delta. Unlike swimming pools, where the water is chlorinated and filtered to remove bacteria, natural bodies of water contain microorganisms that can pose a risk of illness. Chemical contaminants may also be present.

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

67. Land And Water British Columbia Inc., Crown Land area Master Plan for review and approval by Land and water British Columbia Where a user fee is charged for nonski recreational facilities, a separate lease http://lwbc.bc.ca/02land/tenuring/skiing/

Land Tenure Applications Tenure program information. Updated March 31, 2004 Main Index Sales Land Tenure Applications Aggregates ... Search Land Applications Skiing HELPLINE - 1-866-632-8600 Land and Water British Columbia Inc. will process your application in 140 days from the date of acceptance of your application. Application Documents Please review the Commercial Alpine Ski Policy (181kb) prior to submitting your application. Due to the complexity of developments under the Alpine Skiing program, contact the local Alpine Ski Program Coordinator for more information. Guidelines to Alpine Development Alpine Ski Industry in British Columbia British Columbia ski resorts have grown steadily for the past 20 years to become a world-renowned segment of the provincial tourism industry. Alpine skiing developments provide local recreation, attract tourists, create jobs, and diversify regional economies.

68. Camelot Water Ski Team Members The Smith Family On Camelot water Ski Team since 1979. Members of AWSA USA water Ski - Forever. Susi - skiing Activities - Used to be a recreational skier. http://adm.hfcc.net/~mulseth/waterski/Smith.htm

Family - Daughter - s - Alexandra and Gabrielle Camelot, Milford, IN Son - - Noah and Avery Bangkok, Thailand Son - - Sabrina, Evan, and Griffin Toledo, OH Pets - CoCo a chocolate Labrador retriever, MaMa the cat. Boat - Correct Craft At Camelot Lakes - since 1979. On Camelot Water Ski Team - since 1979. Forever. Susi - Occupation - Customer Service Representative Employer - Custom Services / AdPak - Cromwell, IN. Education - Business college. Chief Registrar at Camelot since 1980. AWSA Regular scorer. Skiing Activities Used to be a recreational skier. Other Interests - Family and gardening. Clark - E-Mail Address - csmith@kconline.com Occupation - Consultant Employer - Retired September 2000 from Dana Corporation - Fort Wayne, IN. Education - college. National Driver's Committee - since 1991. Chief Driver - Collegiate National Championships - 1997. Chief Driver - Midwest Regional Championships - (2 times). Driver - Water Ski National Championship - (2 times). Tournament Driver - since 1963.

69. Outdoor Adventures The Port of Umatilla Marina and recreational Vehicle Park offers a Yearround activities and attractions encompass river cruising, water skiing, and luxurious http://www.umatilla.org/chamber-adventures.htm

Umatilla Oregon On the Mighty Columbia "Catch the Vision" Welcome Chamber of Commerce City of Umatilla Umatilla Development Corporation ... Area Map Water Sports The Columbia River has plenty of room for swimming, boating, water-skiing, personal watercraft and any other water sports to meet your interests. You can enjoy warm weather in Umatilla most of the year. It's a wonderful place to enjoy the river. Umatilla Marina offers covered berthing for up to 110 boats ranging in length from 24 to 60 feet with electricity, water, gas, diesel, and pump-out station available. There is also a secure area for long term storage of RV’s and boats, and a dry storage area for boat trailers. Year round camping facilities include full utility hook-ups and tent sites. The Port of Umatilla Marina and Recreational Vehicle Park offers a boat launch, fueling dock, covered berths with power and water, secure storage, RV hookups, and picnic area all with on-site caretakers. Fishing money to the top ten teams. Winners are determined by total weight of all fish weighed. Every boat must have an aerated live-well of some kind. Teams may weigh 6 fish, 18" minimum length, only two may be longer than 24". Fishing is allowed within the

70. Recreational Sports Participation And Extreme Sports Participation Show New Exer water Sports Boardsailing Jet skiing Sailing Scuba Diving Snorkeling Surfing Swimming (recreational) Wakeboarding water skiing. VARIABLES MONITORED. http://www.americansportsdata.com/ss_participation1.htm

VOLUME I (272 pgs) FITNESS General Aerobics (High-Impact) Aerobics (Low Impact) Aerobics (Step) Aquatic Exercise Calisthenics Cardio Kickboxing Fitness Biking Fitness Walking Gymnastics Running/Jogging Swimming (Laps/Fitness) Stretching Yoga/Tai Chi Pilates Training Equipment Exercise Barbells Dumbbells Hand Weights Weight/Resistance Machines Multi-Purpose Home Gyms Abdominal Machines Rowing Machines Upright Bikes (Regular) Upright Bikes (Spinning) Recumbent Bikes Stair-Climbers/Steppers Treadmills Elliptical Motion Trainers Nordic Ski Machines Aerobic Riders VOLUME II (328 pgs) RECREATIONAL Team Sports Baseball Basketball Cheerleading Field Hockey Football (Touch) Football (Tackle) Ice Hockey Lacrosse Soccer Softball (Slow-Pitch) Softball (Fast-Pitch) Volleyball (Court/Grass) Volleyball (Sand/Beach)

71. GOODE E-News Volume 28 Standard Race) is the world’s largest recreational ski program, with and Rossi Compete at US Pro water Ski Tour Stop in Ft. Jeff Rodgers skiing in the Finals. http://www.goode.com/e-news010411volume28.html

Volume 28, April 13, 2001 GOODE Ski Poles Awarded To National Champions Crowned At 2001 Charles Schwab Nastar National Championships BEAVER CREEK, Colo., April 4, 2001 —2001 national pacesetter and spokesperson Picabo Street, along with Olympians AJ Kitt, Tommy Moe and Chad Fleischer, crowned over 70 skiers from throughout the country with gold medals; GOODE composite ski poles and the title of national champion, at the 2001 Charles Schwab Nastar National Champion- ships at Beaver Creek Resort, Mar 31-Apr 1. The event hosted over 650 skiers from throughout the country. Competing in several categories, national finalists participated in two intense days of ski racing for the prestigious gold medal and the title of national champion. "GOODE Composite Ski Poles is proud to be the Official Ski Pole of the Charles Schwab Nastar . We’re pleased to have awarded the nation’s top recreational racers with GOODE poles. In fact, GOODE’s special Nastar edition carbon/graphite poles were awarded to the top three skiers in each division," explained Dave Goode, president and founder of GOODE Ski Technologies. "I’m very impressed with the caliber of racers- both young and old. A special thanks goes out to the organizers and olympic athletes. Despite record numbers, they put on a great race. " Charles Schwab Nastar National Championship participants qualified either via season-long resort rankings or through one of four regional championships where racers earned an automatic qualification by finishing in the top three in their respective age categories at the events.

72. WATERSKIING By 1215 pm the group will have left the store. recreational Services provides all of your water skiing and wakeboarding equipment. http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwrec/touch/water/watersports/waterskiing.htm

WATERSKIING/ WAKEBOARDING Dates: #1 Sunday, April 18 th #2 Sunday, May 16 th #4 Sunday, June 6 th #5 Sunday, June 20 th Cost: $15/$20/$25 per tripincludes instruction and equipment Trip Leader: The Water Ski Club Limit: NOTE: PARTICIPANTS SHOULD BE ABLE TO SWIM 50 YARDS USING ANY STROKE. These trips are open to beginners and experienced persons. Instruction will be provided and skill progression is encouraged for membership in the GSU Water Ski Club. Participants must provide their own transportation and meet at the Holiday Marina, Lake Allatoona in advance of the 12 pm start (about a 45-minute drive from GSU). Please be on time. If you need a ride, we can try to get you hooked up with another participant who lives near you—no guarantee though, but we will try to help. Directions to the Holiday Marina Glade Road Turn right on Glade Road Turn left at the first Stop sign ( Tanyard Creek). Turn right when the road ends. Holiday Marina will be at the end of this road on the right. Meet at the little store in the parking lot by 11:50 am By 12:15 pm the group will have left the store.

73. GABA - Recreational Opportunities With a maximum speed of 10 mph, water skiing or jet skis are not allowed. water skiing and personal watercraft sports are available http://greaterarnold.org/recropps.htm

amping There are a great variety of campgrounds for your outdoor enjoyment. All campsites are on a first come, first served basis with few exceptions. Big Meadows has 15 sites that are reservable by calling the National Reservation Service toll-free at (877) 444-6777. Reservations for campsites in the Calaveras Big Trees State Park in the summer months are on the Destinet system 1-800-444-PARK. For specific campground information on U.S.F.S. campgrounds, be sure to contact the Calaveras Ranger Office in Hathaway Pines at 209-795-1381 or check their web site at http://www.r5.fs.fed.us/stanislaus/calaveras Large campers and trailers are permitted in campgrounds where space allows. No more than two cars per site are permitted in developed campgrounds. Vehicles must be parked on the pavement in paved campgrounds. All campsites will accommodate tents. To ease environmental impacts, no more than six persons or one family may occupy any one campsite. All developed campgrounds have quiet hours from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Generator use is restricted to posted hours. Picknicking Five developed picnic grounds with tables, stoves and toilet facilities are located within the Calaveras Ranger District: Crescent Grove (on Hwy. 4 near Hathaway Pines), Cottage Springs, Spicer Reservoir (near the boat launch), Marmot and Chickaree (both on the shores of Lake Alpine). Calaveras Big Trees State Park also has group and individual picnic sites on the North Grove and individual sites at Beaver Creek and Stanislaus River areas. Picnicking is not limited to only developed sites. There are many locations throughout the forest suited for picnicking.

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

75. Regulations Land areas designated for recreational use are lands that are contiguous and water skiing, swimming and other similar water activities are permitted only in http://www.okstate.edu/oavpc/LCB/Regulations.htm

Staff Contact Information Campgrounds Fees Permits must be purchased for daily recreational use, boating, skiing, fishing, camping, horse riding and dog training. Research or enforcement agencies of the University, city, county, state or federal government are exempt from this requirement when conducting official business or with written consent from the Park Ranger. All shoreline in the public recreational areas is open for public access. A camping or daily use permit does not grant exclusive privilege to the shoreline of that camp site or recreational area. Land areas designated for recreational use are lands that are contiguous and adjacent to the lake shoreline extending inland a maximum of 50 yards from the shoreline at spillway level. Ingress and egress beyond this point require written authorization. Pets must be kept under control. Dogs must be chained or leashed. Chains and leashes will not exceed 15 feet in length. Water skiing, swimming and other similar water activities are permitted only in designated areas as marked.

76. Recreation Therapy And Child Life At Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Cent the area recieved instruction on adaptive water skiing and how ski or having the opportunity to ski again a huge success providing a recreational opportunity to http://www.wfubmc.edu/recther_childlife/skiclinic.html

Recreation Child Life Home People Philosophy Statement/ ... Home Page Adaptive Water Ski Clinic Making Waves Adaptive Water Ski Clinic was held on August 14, 1999 at Oak Hollow Lake in High Point, NC. The ski clinic was sponsored by the Recreation Therapy Department of WFUBMC, Northwest AHEC Allied Health Education, and Anchors Away, an outreach program of the Medical University of South Carolina. Therapists from around the area recieved instruction on adaptive water skiing and how to work with various populations with disabilities learning how to ski or having the opportunity to ski again. An accessible boat was also provided throuh a volunteer with a disability to offer boat rides and demonstrate the accessibility of such a boat to participants. Information on adaptive equipment for fishing was available, along with a local vendor to answer questions about kayaking. The clinic was a huge success providing a recreational opportunity to individuals who no longer thought they could participate in such an activity, and through the support of the marketing department at WFUBMC we were able to involve the media in an attempt to educate the community about the possibilities of participation of persons with disabilities. The Recreation Therapy Department hopes to have two clinics during the sumer of 1999. Medical Center Departments Academic Computing Aegis Family Health Centers Aging Air Care Alliance for Health Alumni Affairs and Development Anesthesiology Arts Alive Baptist Hospital Home Care

77. Boise National Forest - Recreational Activities recreational Activities. more than 7,600 miles of streams and over 250 lakes and reservoirs for water sports like rafting, kayaking, sailing, and waterskiing. http://www.fs.fed.us/r4/boise/recreation/

@import url(/global-websites/styles/screen.css); [Jump to the main content of this page] Forest Service National Links Forest Service Home Employment Fire and Aviation International Forestry Just for Kids Maps and Brochures Passes and Permits Photo and Video Gallery Publications Recreational Activities Research and Development State and Private Forestry Boise National Forest Boise National Forest Home About Us Contact Us Current Conditions ... Camping Fishing Hunting Trails Volunteering Natural Resources ... Conservation Education Boise National Forest 1249 S. Vinnell Way Boise, ID 83709 TTY: (208) 373-4265 Recreational Activities The Boise National Forest Offers Year-round Recreation Hunting Fishing Camping Trails Wilderness Lakes and Rivers We have 70 campgrounds and picnic areas including some sites that are wheelchair accessible. Over 1,300 miles of maintained trails for hiking, some are suitable for horse use. Selected trails are oen to bicycles, motorcycles, and ATV s. In the winter, we have trails groomed for skiers and snowmobilers.

78. Your National Forest - Recreational Activities of Phoenix and Tucson), provide an abundance of waterrelated recreational opportunities for the public. Power-boating, sailing, water-skiing, swimming, rafting http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/tonto/recreation/watersports/

@import url(/global-websites/styles/screen.css); [Jump to the main content of this page] Forest Service National Links Forest Service Home Employment Fire and Aviation International Forestry Just for Kids Maps and Brochures Passes and Permits Photo and Video Gallery Publications Recreational Activities Research and Development State and Private Forestry Tonto National Forest Home About Us Contact Us Current Conditions ... Evaluate Our Service We'd love to hear from you. Tonto National Forest 2324 E. McDowell Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85006 desk: (602) 225-5200 fax: (602) 225-5295 Watersports Six man-made reservoirs on the Salt and Verde Rivers and the flowing portions of these rivers, (all within a 3-hour drive of Phoenix and Tucson), provide an abundance of water-related recreational opportunities for the public. Power-boating, sailing, water-skiing, swimming, rafting, and tubing are some of the more popular recreation activities on the forest's lakes and waterways. World-class white water can be experienced on the upper stretches of the Salt River. Introduction Water Skiing Cave Creek Ranger District: Needle Rock Rattlesnake Cove Seven Springs Sheep Bridge South Cove Pleasant Valley Ranger District: Haigler Creek Mesa Ranger District: Acacia Beach Blue Point Beach Butcher Jones Beach Coon Bluff Goldfield Phon D. Sutton

79. Auburn University Recreational Services CYCLING To promote competitive and recreational cycling. water SKI Open to any student interested in promoting the sport of water skiing. http://www.auburn.edu/student_info/student_life/recreation/ausportsclubs_clublis

BADMINTON To promote the interest of badminton on campus and stimulate and develop skills of this sport. Faculty advisor, Dr. Michael McKee, 844-6953 CYCLING To promote competitive and recreational cycling. Faculty advisor, Paula Sullenger, 844-1725 JUN FAN Jun Fan martial arts are based on the teachings of Bruce Lee, whose energetic and dramatic style revolutionized self-defense. Training sessions focus on integrating several martial systems, including Chinese wing chun gung fu, Filipino Kali, Thai kick boxing, Indonesian pentjak silat, and western boxing and graplling. Faculty advisor, John DiJulio, 844-9365. LACROSSE (MEN) Anyone interested in joining the fast-paced, exciting game of lacrosse is encouraged to join. The club competes with other colleges and universities. Faculty advisor, Mark Bertus, 844-3004 LACROSSE (WOMEN) Anyone interested in joining the fast-paced, exciting game of lacrosse is encouraged to join. The club competes with other colleges and universities. Faculty advisor, Mark Bertus, 844-3004

80. Vermont Recreational Activities - Hiking, Biking, Skiing And More - LinkVermont. any doubt, check out any body of running water in the yes, many of us use them for recreational purposes Many folks take crosscountry ski poles with them just http://www.linkvermont.com/recreation.htm

Backpacking Boating Camping Canoeing ... Vermont State Parks Wherever you may be in the State, there's no lack of places to enjoy boating or virtually any type of water sport short of surfboarding. Vermont's over 400 fresh water lakes, reservoirs, rivers, and "west coast" (Lake Champlain), are yours to enjoy! There are a plentiful number of places where you can rent canoes, get instruction, hire a guide, participate in a guided expedition, or sign-on for inn-to-inn canoeing...check out our list of . Those looking for just a quiet day on a pristine mountain lake should first check out Vermont's State Parks And a good book to check out is the recently published Canoe Camping Vermont and New Hampshire Rivers (Published April, 1999): The Author Roioli Schweiker has been paddling the rivers of New England for most of her life. She leads canoe trips for all ages with the Appalachian Mountain Club, and was the editor of the AMC River Guide from 1978 to 1986. For information on everything other than specifically "canoeing" (Including Sailboats, Kayaks, Jet Skis, Rentals, Marinas, Fishing Charters, Instruction, etc.) see

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