Surfing is a water sport that involves riding a surfboard or bodyboard on the crest of a breaking wave.

A rogue wave is a large, powerful ocean wave that often breaks suddenly and unexpectedly.

Kiteboarding is a water sport that involves using a kite to harness the power of the wind to propel a rider across the water.

A surfer is a person who rides a surfboard or bodyboard on a wave.

Stand-up paddleboarding is a water sport that involves standing on a paddleboard and using a paddle to propel oneself through the water.

A jet ski is a boat that is powered by a jet of water.

Wakeboarding is a water sport that involves riding a wakeboard behind a boat.

A wakeboarder is a person who rides a wakeboard.

Hydrofoiling is a water sport that involves riding a hydrofoil board that is lifted above the water by a submerged wing.

A floating obstacle course is a large, inflatable obstacle course that is placed on a body of water.

Cliff diving is a water sport that involves jumping off a high platform into a body of water.

A cliff diver is a person who jumps off a high platform into a body of water.

Whitewater kayaking is a water sport that involves paddling a canoe or kayak through whitewater rapids.

A whitewater kayaker is a person who paddles a canoe or kayak through whitewater rapids.

Tow-in surfing is a water sport that involves riding a wave on a surfboard while being towed behind a boat.