windsurfing
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- noun
- /ˈwɪndˌsɜr.fɪŋ/
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windsurf
- Discovering the reasons that attract and sustain participation in windsurfing may help water sport enthusiasts promote and revive this unique activity.
- windsurfer participating in windsurfing
- the sport of windsurfing
- windsurfing events
And this place on Maui is the Mecca of big wave surfing, windsurfing and a lot of these sports have been invented here.
- And this place on Maui is the Mecca of big wave surfing, windsurfing and a lot of these sports have been invented here.
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Another idea for developing interest is to offer college physical education courses on windsurfing.
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And any money I made from windsurfing, I started buying land.
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There was no significant difference in windsurfing commitment based on age.
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The purpose of this study was to examine factors associated with commitment to the sport of windsurfing.
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The purpose of this research was to examine the sport commitment of participants in windsurfing.
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Skill level appears to be a key component to continued involvement with windsurfing.
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Also, highly skilled windsurfers spent more money on windsurfing-related items.
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Of the two factors, intrinsic motivation had a much greater impact on windsurfing commitment than extrinsic motivation.
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Later, Margey sat on the beach writing postcards while Randall took his final windsurfing lesson.
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People of all ages enjoy windsurfing on the lake, mastering the art of balancing on a board while the sail captures the wind.
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Etymology
Windsurfing comes from the words wind and surfing, which gives a clear picture: the 'wind' fills a sail while you 'surf' on a board. So windsurfing is the sport of moving across water on a board with a sail, using the wind.