Barefoot waterskiing is waterskiing behind a watersports boat without the use of waterskis. This is often referred to as 'barefooting'. To successfully barefoot waterski the skier has to travel at higher speeds than he/she does for waterskiing (30-45mph/50-70kmh). Speed varies depending on the weight of the barefooter. | World Champion barefoot waterskier Keith St Onge provides instruction on how to barefoot waterski. Come and learn with Nautique Sports in the beautiful Turks and Caicos Islands. Book a barefoot waterski lesson and prove that you can walk on water! |
