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Googlism.com will find out what Google.com thinks of you, your friends or anything! Search for your name here or for a good laugh check out some of the popular Googlisms below. "BRILLIANT way of finding out what your name means on the web by cross-referencing Google search results." - Mirror.co.uk Who What Where When Who is What is Where is When is ... Risk Free Web Hosting - CLICK HERE!! http://www.ValueWeb.com ValueWeb offers real value in Web hosting! Get the powerful tools you need ... $6.95 Web Hosting- Free Setup http://www.omnis.com Free setup, $6.95 Web hosting, free 1-800 tech support, money back guarante ... barefooting barefooting is not for the faint barefooting is also different barefooting is to ski that perfect pass where everything flows without the awareness of power and precision barefooting is a world barefooting is one of debate barefooting is a state of mind barefooting is permitted at the diner barefooting is to make the experience fun barefooting is not just barefooting is an open and clear expression of personal freedom and individuality and it also is a decision barefooting is taught barefooting is done at a much faster boat speed to get the skier on the top of the water barefooting is so easy to learn and advance barefooting is done at a much faster boat speed to get barefooting is that the back deep start is for experts only barefooting is why we selected you as as the september footer of the month barefooting is a great sport to participate in barefooting is probably the hardest form of skiing to learn and do

42. Barefooting Below you can find some of our favaorite barefoot shots from our shows!! http://www.teamaquatics.com/barefoot.htm

Below you can find some of our favaorite barefoot shots from our shows!! Our double barefoot pyramids and our single barefoot pyramid. Here is a back barefooter and flyers off the jump. Here are two younger footers and our Senior barefoot line. This act is where the top boy will jump down and do a deep water start while the other two do a two ski bailout to barefoot.

43. Barefooting THE DRYSUIT PEOPLE an article by Brian Heeney. Brian Heeney doing a 1 footturn to the backward position. Waterskiing and NO Skis are Needed Here. http://www.ossystems.com/adventure/bhbarefoot.html

THE DRYSUIT PEOPLE an article by Brian Heeney Brian Heeney doing a 1 foot turn to the backward position Water-skiing and NO Skis are Needed Here Barefooters are a rare breed. The excitement of this sport offers something to both the recreational and competitive barefooter after the mastered " Water-skiing's Ultimate Challenge. " When it comes to equipment, they have special needs. Only certain equipment will hold up to the demands of these nimble athletes who dance upon the water speed over 40 miles per hour. Flexibility, warmth, and durability are just a starting point. It is the very beginning of the Water-skiing season for the most committed barefooter in the United States. Oddly enough most of the premier barefooters tend to come from the northern United States. Just go the the top of the 2000 Pam Am Standings list and then dig in and find out were the top 5 skiers are from! That right 4 out of 5 of these skiers started in Upper Midwest and New Hampshire. All of them spent many years in a drysuit. It is a well established fact that the smartest money a water-skier can do is own a drysuit. Living in a northern tier state it allowed the most talented barefooters in world perfect their skills. The warmth of a drysuit doubles the value of a boat for 5 key reasons:

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The Barefoot Company 5654 Cypress Gardens Blvd. Winter Haven, FL 33884 Fax: 1-941-318-0052 Email: g1footer@aol.com Website: http://www.thebarefootcompany.com/ Return to Waterski.net For more information about this site please contact the Webmaster

45. Charters - Barefooting Charters barefooting. It's been said that a picture paints a thousandwords. Anyone disagree? If you have ever had the desire http://www.island.net/~rspencer/barefoot.htm

Charters Barefooting It's been said that a picture paints a thousand words. Anyone disagree? If you have ever had the desire to try something truly exhilarating then Shawnigan Pro Watersports has just the thing for you: waterskiing - without the skis! Sound challenging? Exciting? You'd better believe it! Before you know it we could have you flying behind a boat with nothing between you and the rushing water but your ten tingling toes and a truckload of confidence. Sound too tough? Well, maybe you had better settle back into the couch and tune in that re-run of Baywatch . . . Back to "Charter Services" main page. Designed by Jackrabbit. Last updated 30-Sep-1998

46. WSC Barefooting barefooting Nats in Canada 2001 Barefoot Nationals results are here. Here aresome photos from the Extreme 2000 event Copyright © 2003 WSC Mar 6, 2003. http://www.waterski.ca/barefoot\barefoot.htm

Barefoot Water Skiing in Canada The internet home of Water Ski Canada's barefooters here! Check out the pictures, the news and the information below. Link back to the WSC Pages for even more about Water Skiing in Canada 2002 Barefoot Endurance Oct 8, 2002 See the 2002 Endurance Event HERE 2002 Barefoot Nationals Action Sep, 2002 Here are some great shots from the Barefoot Nats: 2002 Barefoot Nationals Results from Cambridge ON Aug 16, 2002 The 2002 Nationals Tournament results are in. Check the following link 2002 Barefoot Nationals Results. Thanks to Terry Jones for pulling these together! 2002 Barefoot Rules Now Available Jun 9, 2002 The 2002 Barefoot Rules here now in Adobe PDF format. SANGER BOATS Sponsors Barefoot Nationals May 14, 2002 Water Ski Canada is pleased to announce that Sanger Boats has joined as the Official Boat Supplier for the Canadian Barefoot Nationals. This exciting new agreement has been finalized giving Sanger Boats exclusive towing rights for the Barefoot National Championships through 2004! 2002 Barefoot Nationals in Cambridge May 14, 2002

47. A History Of Barefooting Cypress Gardens, Fla. Interest in barefooting grew, and in 1961 USAWater Ski organized the American Barefoot Club (ABC). Today, the http://www.usawaterski.org/pages/divisions/barefoot/history.htm

BAREFOOT WATER SKIING History and Description Barefoot water skiing began in Florida as a recreational activity in the late 1940s and was quickly introduced into the water ski shows at Cypress Gardens, Fla. Interest in barefooting grew, and in 1961 USA Water Ski organized the American Barefoot Club (ABC). Today, the ABC is a sport division of USA Water Ski, the national governing body for the sport of water skiing in the United States. Originally, membership in the ABC was reserved for barefooters who could stay on their feet for a minimum of 60 seconds. The barefoot craze spread overseas, becoming especially popular among the Australians, who eventually organized the first barefoot tournaments. They were patterned after conventional competition, with an added discipline called "start methods," which has since been discontinued. Today, barefooting is a world-wide sport recognized by the International Water Ski Federation, the world governing body of water skiing. A World Championships is held every two years. The U.S. Barefoot Water Ski Team has won the Team World Championship title nine consecutive times – 1986 in Kelheim, West Germany; 1988 in Melbourne, Australia; 1990 in Jacksonville, Fla.; 1992 in London, England; 1994 in Sydney, Australia; 1996 in Fergus Falls, Minn.; 1998 in Sydney, Australia; 2000 in Fergus Falls, Minn.; and 2002 in Wallsee, Austria.

48. Add Endurance To Your Barefooting Add Endurance to Your barefooting. Written by Lane Bowers. To get really goodat endurance barefooting, you need to conserve energy and change gears. http://www.usawaterski.org/pages/divisions/barefoot/dawg4.htm

Add Endurance to Your Barefooting Written by Lane Bowers The addictive challenge of barefooting is to ski that perfect pass where everything flows without the awareness of power and precision. Achieving this elusive pass requires facing dangers others are not willing to face, and prevailing where others are not willing to sacrifice. The passion to ride the adrenaline rush of victory over fear on our way to the next greater challenge parallels life in that the successful confrontation of fear defines our existence. If you are like a lot of barefooters, you have either competed in or at least thought about joining a team and entering one of the popular endurance tournaments, like the Austin Dam to Dam or “Banana” George Blair’s Blairfoot Bananza. These events are a great way to meet other barefooters and compete in an environment where high-tech skills go right out the window. While top-level skiers are present at most of these events, it is the grassroots footers who seem to thrive because they ski in the kind of rough conditions typical to these events. The only requirement to enter these events is to be able to stand up behind the boat, ski through difficult ‘footing conditions, and hang on for a long time at speeds ranging from slow to really fast (sometimes more than 50 mph).

49. Barefooting the water. Something I didn't get pictures of but was just as excitedby as barefooting was going over the ski jump. Yaaa!! I can http://mgt2.umassp.edu/~johnj/barefooting.html

Water Skiing! Barefootin' off the boom at the Oxbow, Northampton, MA. This year I was a member of the Oxbow Water Ski Show Team Back to my Home Page

50. History Of Barefooting first barefoot competition was at Cypress Gardens in 1950 when Emilio Zamudio persuadedthe judges to hold a separate competition for barefooting because the http://www.sd83.bc.ca/comm/wtrhist1.htm

51. Barefooting Back. http://baldeagle.waterski.org/Images/barefoot002.htm

52. Passenger's House Of Barefooting! skiing. He suggested that I try barefooting on his boom, and I did. I lovedit. skis. My Favorite barefooting Sites On the Web (back to top). http://www.iserv.net/~dpasseng/barefoot.htm

I Love to Foot! Back to Main Page Back to Personal Page My Barefoot Ski Photo Album My Barefoot Skiing Links In the fall of 1995 a friend asked me to go skiing. He suggested that I try barefooting on his boom, and I did. I loved it. It is not as difficult as many perceive it to be, but it does take persistance, and some good instruction is a very good idea. Here are some thoughts on the subject from yours truly. What I enjoy the most is the anticipation. Here I am pictured in August of 1997 with my dad. He and my mom usually stop by once or twice a summer, and watch to see what I have learned. I first went barefooting in August of 1995 I tried to barefoot again in August of 1996 Efforts in the fall of 1996 resulted in several injuries My wife insisted that I go get professional instruction before continuing I hate it when she is right In May of 1997 I went to Ron Scarpa's Ski School in Florida Ron taught me a solid three point the most important move in barefooting! He got me doing a good tumble turn Ron improved my straight pull form He gave me three back deep attempts and I learned the basics to go backwords Summer of 1997 I worked on three points, front pulls and tumble turning

53. Passenger's House Of Barefooting! Don goes on down the lake after standing. In this picture he is just cuttingslightly. The only known picture of Don barefooting backwords. http://www.iserv.net/~dpasseng/barepics.htm

Footing Pictures! Back to Main Page Back to Personal Page My Barefoot Page Don just as he begins to stand for a front pull. This picture is taken in the fall of 1997 behind the 1997 Corvette Limited Edition Malibu. Don goes on down the lake after standing. In this picture he is just cutting slightly. The only known picture of Don barefooting backwords. During 1998 I learned to go backwards on the full length barefoot line, first on an extended pylon, and then in the fall on the standard height pylon. Here I am skiing behind my Bayliner don't laugh, it's paid for. It does 34-36 mph maximum. This picture is taken on Torch Lake, one of the seven most beautiful lakes in the World according to National Geographic. The water in this lake is the most beautiful aqua green/blue you have ever seen. This is at the farthest north end of the lake which is pictured in the foreground here Back to Main Page Back to Personal Page My Barefoot Page ... Mail to Don Passenger Proofread every now-and-then by Bestfoot Proofreading and Web Page Development

54. More Barefooting Barefoot Pyramid Brent, Tim Mikey Back to Photo Shoot. http://home.earthlink.net/~tbeyer/foot.html

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56. The Banana George Website MEDIA. Banana George Home. barefooting. Snowboarding. Playing Around. Music. TheBANANA GEORGE Media Gallery. Click on any of these thumbnails for a larger image. http://www.bananageorge.com/barefooting.htm

MEDIA Banana George Home Barefooting Snowboarding Playing Around ... Music The BANANA GEORGE Media Gallery Click on any of these thumbnails for a larger image. Do you have a favorite picture of you and Banana George Send your picture , and you just might see it here! Email Banana George Website by: DL Meyers

57. Here Are Some Various Barefooting Pics From The Last 3 Years. Here are some various barefooting pics from the last 3 years. anna1ft.JPGanna1ft.JPG 24.89 Kb 12/21/2002 73433 AM 640 x 480, anna_back2 http://www.barefootdave.com/stuff/

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58. Here Are Some Various Barefooting Pics From The Last 3 Years. Here are some various barefooting pics from the last 3 years. DSC01484.JPGDSC01484.JPG 967.05 Kb 12/21/2002 73220 AM 1200 x 1600, http://www.barefootdave.com/stuff/index0002.htm

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59. American Barefoot Club   Barefooting American Barefoot Club barefooting Water-skiing's Ultimate Challenge.If the table does not show please use Internet Explorer to View. http://mics-autobody.com/officials/saftey list.htm

American Barefoot Club Barefooting - Water-skiing's Ultimate Challenge If the table does not show please use Internet Explorer to View 2003 Safety Officials (from all sports divisions) Updated 2/2/2003 Return to ABC Web page If you have questions on officials please contact: Gary Butler 1800 Industrial Way Redwood City CA 94063 gary@mics-autobody.com Days 650-365-4333

60. Tips - Barefooting - Intermediate Intermediate barefooting tips, including backwards barefooting, buying a drysuit,front deep start, one foot back slalom, surface hops, three point stance, and http://waterski.miningco.com/cs/tipsintbarefoot/

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