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= Welcome to the Foil-Based Water Sports Wiki =

This wiki serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding and exploring foil-based water sports. It is designed to provide information on techniques, equipment, safety, and community connections for participants of all levels.

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== What Are Foil-Based Water Sports? ==

Foil-based water sports utilize hydrofoil technology to lift riders above the water, reducing drag and enabling smoother and more efficient movement. Key disciplines include:

* '''[[Wingfoiling|Wingfoiling]]''': A sport combining elements of windsurfing, kiteboarding, and hydrofoiling, where riders use a handheld wing for propulsion.

* '''[[Surf Foiling|Surf Foiling]]''': Surfing waves using a hydrofoil, making smaller or less powerful waves rideable.

* '''[[Kite Foiling|Kite Foiling]]''': A variation of kiteboarding where a hydrofoil is added for greater speed and maneuverability.

* '''[[SUP Foiling|SUP Foiling]]''': Using a stand-up paddleboard with a hydrofoil for enhanced glide and wave-catching ability.

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== Wiki Content Overview ==

This resource is organized into the following sections:

* '''[[Getting Started]]''': Covers introductory topics such as safety, basic skills, and recommended gear for beginners.

* '''[[Equipment]]''': Detailed descriptions of foil boards, wings, and associated accessories.

* '''[[Techniques and Training|Techniques & Training]]''': Explains key skills such as proper stance, foil control, and advanced maneuvers.

* '''[[Community and Events|Community & Events]]''': Information on popular foiling locations, local groups, and scheduled events.

* '''[[Maintenance and Repairs|Maintenance & Repairs]]''': Advice on caring for and repairing hydrofoil equipment.

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== Purpose and Applications ==

Foil-based water sports are notable for their efficiency and versatility, allowing riders to engage in various water environments, from calm lakes to ocean swells. By lifting above the water's surface, riders experience reduced resistance and improved glide.

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== Community Contributions ==

This wiki encourages collaboration and knowledge-sharing. Users are welcome to contribute edits, updates, and additional insights to enhance the resource.

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