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Adaptive water sports

Adaptive wakeboarding

Adaptive wakeboarding involves gliding seated on a board with traction from a boat or cable. The archive includes a post about adaptive wakeboarding and the ALVIN EXTREM chair, along with images from Alvin’s sporting career.

Adaptive wakeboarding

Technology and experience

How we approach adaptive wakeboarding

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The discipline

Adaptive wakeboarding involves gliding seated on a board with traction from a boat or cable.

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Adapted equipment

The archive describes the use of a board, adapted chair and traction from a boat or cable.

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Documented experiences

The archive includes a post about adaptive wakeboarding and the ALVIN EXTREM chair, along with images from Alvin’s sporting career.

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Individual inquiry

Participation needs individual assessment, taking the discipline, experience and support needs into account. Explain your situation to the Foundation to discuss options and equipment.

Reference publications

Equipment and participation

What to know about adaptive wakeboarding

  • ✓The archive describes the use of a board, adapted chair and traction from a boat or cable.
  • ✓Archive experiences are presented with their original dates.
  • ✓Ask about equipment configuration and support for your situation.
  • ✓Confirm dates, location and available options directly.

Frequently asked questions

About adaptive wakeboarding

▸What does this discipline involve?

Adaptive wakeboarding involves gliding seated on a board with traction from a boat or cable.

▸Who can take part?

Participation needs individual assessment, taking the discipline, experience and support needs into account. Explain your situation to the Foundation to discuss options and equipment.

▸What should I ask before taking part?

Before taking part, ask about the activity conditions, assistance, equipment and support needed.

▸How can I confirm dates and locations?

Contact the Alvin Bayona Foundation to confirm available activities, dates and locations. Archive posts document past experiences and do not constitute a calendar of current sessions.

Want to try an aquatic chair for adaptive wakeboarding?

Contact the Foundation to discuss the available options, location and support needed for your circumstances.