Definitions:

1. A sport that combines elements of water skiing, snowboarding, and surfing, where the rider stands on a wakeboard and is pulled at speed behind a boat, using the water's wake for maneuvering and aerial stunts. NOUN
   • Wakeboarding requires balance, core strength, and precise timing.
2. A water sport in which a person rides a short, wide board calle a wakeboard, while being towed behind a motorboat, using the boat's wake to perform jumps and tricks. NOUN
   • Wakeboarding emerged along with snowboarding in the 1980s.

Synonyms:

• kneeboarding