Adaptive water skiing and wakeboarding clinic at Lake Mirage in Grand Junction.
July 18-19, 2005
Colorado Discover Ability has teamed-up with Adaptive Adventures (web site) to provide and promote adaptive water-skiing and wakeboarding opportunities in western Colorado.
More information about adaptive water-skiing.
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Carlos gets ready for his turn to learn water skiing.
Carlos is ready for his water ski leasson.
Beth coaches Carlos about fundamentals of water skiing.
Sierra from Telluride Adaptive assists Carlos in putting on the water skis.
Carlos learns the fundamentals of water skiing.
The boom is the easiest method of learning to waterski.
The first water start for Carlos.
Carlos slowly gets up as the boat increases its speed.
Try This Again
Carlos didn't stretch his arms out and he is back in the water.
Carlos gets coaching tips from Craig after his first, unsuccessful start.
Sierra helps Carlos get ready for the second water start.
New water start.
Carlos slowly gets up...
...and needs to get his feet underneath him...
...and stand up more...
With properly stretched arms, Carlos water skis.
Enjoying the ride.
Carlos water skiing.
Carlos water skiing.
Carlos water skiing.
End of the water skiing lesson for Carlos.
Beth and Craig assist Carlos back into the boat.
Students and volunteers on the peer.
Ellie Baldwin, CDA Volunteer.
Our adaptive water ski clinic students and volunteers.
Our clinic comes to an end on the second day.
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