1. Leona T Said,

   Make sure you do them in the shower, otherwise it can get nasty and smelly real quick.
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2. Colleen and Michael C Said,

   skiing
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3. tru karma Said,

   surfing teaches you to balance and you can do lessons at a popular beach. take care
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4. Moosey Flathead Said,

   Pack a picnic lunch and rent a couple of kayaks or a canoe. You don’t need to plan a lot. Just enjoy a few hours on the water.
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5. Richard Said,

   If you have access to a boat, tubing is really really easy. Next step up is two skis. That’s fairly easy too.

   If you live on the ocean, grab a long board (10′-12′) and take up surfing. With a long board you can catch even the smallest of waves. This means you don’t have to swim out to where it is deep.
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6. ShadowAngel Said,

   Wake-boarding is pretty easy to get up on. I would suggest that for beginners. Single and double skiing is really fun, but a little more difficult to get the hang of. Depending who’s driving the boat, tubing tends to hurt the most, so I would avoid that.
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7. monkeyalien Said,

   floating
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8. truvolunteer Said,

   tubing is easy. Paddle boat is too? I like to use PWCs
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