Wakeboarding involves riding a board while being pulled behind a boat, creating a wake that the rider can use to perform tricks.

Surfing is the act of riding a surfboard on the waves, using only the power of the waves to propel the rider.

Kitesurfing involves using a kite to harness the power of the wind to propel a rider across the water, while standing on a board.

Windsurfing involves using a sail to harness the power of the wind to propel a rider across the water, while standing on a board.

Bodysurfing involves riding a board on the waves, using only the power of one's own body to propel the rider.

Stand-up paddleboarding involves riding a longboard on the waves, using a paddle to propel the rider.

Hydrofoiling involves riding a board on the waves, using a hydrofoil to lift the rider above the water, creating a more efficient and exhilarating ride.

Jet skiing involves riding a board on the waves, using a jet ski to propel the rider.

Wing foiling involves riding a board on the waves, using a wing to harness the power of the wind to propel the rider, while also using a hydrofoil to lift the rider above the water.

Sail and paddleboarding involves riding a board on the waves, using a combination of a sail and a paddle to propel the rider.

Motorized surfing involves riding a board on the waves, using a motor to propel the rider.

Kite foiling involves riding a board on the waves, using a combination of a kite and a hydrofoil to propel the rider.

Sail foiling involves riding a board on the waves, using a combination of a sail and a hydrofoil to propel the rider.

Paddle foiling involves riding a board on the waves, using a combination of a paddle and a hydrofoil to propel the rider.

Motorized foiling involves riding a board on the waves, using a combination of a motor and a hydrofoil to propel the rider.