windsurfs
Windsurfing is a surface water sport that combines elements of sailing and surfing. It involves a board, typically about 7 to 12 feet long, which has a sail attached to it via a mast and a universal joint. The rider stands on the board and controls the direction and speed of the board by manipulating the sail and shifting their weight.
The windsurf board is shaped like a surfboard but is generally wider and thicker to provide buoyancy
Windsurfing can be practiced in a variety of wind and water conditions, from light breezes on flat