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sailboard

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sailboard
the craft used for windsurfing, consisting of a moulded board like a surfboard, to which a mast bearing a single sail is attached by a swivel joint


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Windsurfing uses a sailboard that resembles a surfboard and is powered by a single sail.
An examination of sport commitment of windsurfers by Jeon, Jung-Hwan; Ridinger, Lynn L. / Journal of Sport Behavior
Some of the major regional level windsurfing clubs in north England include Southport Board Sailing Association, West Pennine Sailboard Club, Northumbrian club and the North Lincolnshire & Humbershire Sailing Club.
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Most of the spy camera glasses on the market currently would look more at home on an Olympic speed skater or a gold medal-winning sailboard rider.
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