GROUP-2-GROUP PRESENTATION WATER SPORTS PPT

Group Presentation water sports

1. WATER SPORTS
ADVENTURE
GROUP 2 HUMSS & STEM A

2. Water sports come in all shapes and sizes. They
are fun, thrilling, and unique experiences. Water
sports are sport activities conducted on
waterbodies, and can be categorized according
to the degree of immersion by the participants.
This could include the ocean, rivers, lakes, bays,
and lagoons. Some of the most popular water
sports include snorkeling, scuba diving, surfing,
wakeboarding, SUP, flyboarding, and fishing.
WHAT IS WATER SPORTS?

3. FUN WATER SPORTS AND
ACTIVITIES TO TRY AT LEAST ONCE

4. 1 .Canyoning
The activity of canyoning, also known as
canyoneering, is employing a range of
maneuvers, such as abseiling, climbing, sliding,
and jumping, to make your way through a
narrow ravine with a fast-moving mountain
stream. A water channel formed a natural valley
known as the canyon out of the mountainside

5. 2. Flyboarding

Flyboarding is an extreme water sport in which
athletes compete using equipment called
flyboards. A flyboard can be best described as
a personal watercraft fitted with a water
jetpack/hoverboard.

6. 3. Kayaking


Kayaking is the practice of paddling a kayak
through water. A kayak is a low-to-the-water,
canoe-like craft in which the paddler sits facing
forward with their legs in front and rotates their
pulling motion from front to rear, using a
double-bladed paddle.

7. 4. Wakeboarding


In the water sport of wakeboarding, a
participant who is standing on a wakeboard is
pulled behind a motorboat over the wake and,
in particular, up off the crest to do aerial tricks.
Wakeboarding is known for its attempts at
performing stunts in midair.

8. 5. Skimboarding


Skimboarding or skimming is a boardsport in
which a skimboard is used to glide across the
water's surface to meet an incoming breaking
wave, and ride it back to shore. Wave-riding
skimboarders perform a variety of surface and
air maneuvers, at various stages of their ride,
out to, and back with, the wave.

9. 6. Surfing


Surfing involves standing on a surfboard that
has been carefully made and riding a wave that
is breaking. Nothing compares to the thrill of
riding a breaking wave, one of nature's
powerful forces. You can use that power to
propel yourself along the wave and execute a
number of maneuvers.

10. 7. Jet Skiing


Jet Ski racing is a water sport similar to
powerboat racing, in which riders use jet skis to
compete. The sport is mostly practiced at a
recreational level in several countries around
the world.

11. 8. Snorkeling


The activity of snorkeling involves swimming on
or through a body of water while wearing a
diving mask, a snorkel-shaped breathing tube,
and typically swimfins. Wearing a wetsuit is also
possible in colder water.

12. 9. Scuba Diving


Scuba diving is a mode of underwater diving
whereby divers use breathing equipment that is
completely independent of a surface air supply.
The name "scuba", an acronym for "Self-
Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus",
was coined by Christian J. Lambertsen in a
patent submitted in 1952.

13. 10. Parasailing

A person is pulled behind a vehicle while linked
to a specially made canopy wing that mimics a
parachute, known as a parasail wing.
Parasailing is also known as parascending,
paraskiing, or parakiting. The moving anchor for
the manned kite might be a car, truck,

14. HEALTH BENEFITS OF WATER
SPORTS

15. 1. Decrease Risk for Chronic Disease
Water sports are an excellent kind of exercise since they involve
nearly every body area, assisting in the natural calorie burning
process. It raises your metabolism, increasing both your hunger
and fluid intake, which helps you prevent binge eating. Your
energy levels are increased, and your resistance to chronic
diseases is strengthened.

16. 2. Decreases Risk for Diabetes and
Chronic Heart Disease

For their overall health to stay in check, people with diabetes
and chronic heart disease will need to make numerous lifestyle
modifications. Water activities, or even just floating on the water
while performing some mild workouts, will help you stay relaxed
and reduce stress, which is healthy for your heart and body as a
whole.

17. 3. Beneficial for People with Arthritis

The fluidity of water is gentle and naturally soothing to achy
joints. Water activities like snorkeling and swimming will facilitate
the use of the affected joints without exacerbating the
symptoms. Hydrotherapy is a preferred treatment for people
suffering from rheumatoid arthritis.

18. 4. Improves Bone Density

Working out muscles on a treadmill may not be the best option
for older people and post-menopausal women. Water sports like
canoeing, water bikes, paddling and the like are a much
preferred form of exercise that helps increase bone density.

19. 5. Enhances Mental Health

Water sports are good for the body. Additionally, it is also good
for the mind. The tranquil quality of water reduces stress, anxiety
and depression. Swimming for instance has been proven to
improve the mood in both men and women.

20. THANK YOU FOR
LISTENING!
GROUP 2 MEMBERS
PRECIOUS LOREN LEDESMA
EUNICE MARTIN
JANAH PATRIA
IRA CHARIZ BUARA
CLARISSA ROSE VENANCIO
YESHA LOCQUIAO
SHAIMA MAGONDACAN
MYLA DE DIOS
TRACY JAM DELA CRUZ