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skysurfing
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sky·surf·ing  (sksûrfng)
n.
The sport of performing maneuvers or stunts during free fall while riding on a skyboard.
sky-surf v.
skysurfer n.
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Durcan enjoyed an even easier win on the newcomer Skysurfers, who was sent off at 8-13 for his debut in the 7f older horse maiden, and despite a tardy break, sauntered clear to beat some very ordinary rivals by an easy ten lengths.
Colorus spoils McCabe's day; SOUTHWELL by The Racing Post (London, England)
30 SKYSURFERS DOUBLE: REALISM and MORE TIME TIM BOUVERIE 2.
SOUTHWELL ATR by The Mirror (London, England)
Even the seemingly basic maneuvers such as balancing on the board to create forward momentum are quite difficult to perform as this action causes the skysurfer to tilt and find themselves sailing through the air head first.
Skysurfing - the Tide Is High by Philip Schilling / Sports and fitness community
 
 
 
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