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Tourism Recreation Jet Ski Present Aj.Somboon Sammaychani By Miss.Nonlaphan Lohpeanparkpean Tourism and Hospitality. History.

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  1. Tourism RecreationJet SkiPresent Aj.Somboon SammaychaniByMiss.Nonlaphan LohpeanparkpeanTourism and Hospitality

  2. History Jet Ski" became foremost the colloquial term for stand-up personal watercraft, because in 1973 Kawasaki was responsible for a limited production of stand-up models as designed by the recognized inventor of Jet Skis, Clayton Jacobson II. In 1976, Kawasaki began mass production of the JS400-A. JS400s came with 400 cc two-stroke engines and hulls based upon the previous limited release models.

  3. It became the harbinger of the success Jet Skis would see in the Jetters market up through the 1990s. In 1986 Kawasaki broadened the world of Jet Skis by introducing a two person model with lean-in "sport" style handling and a 650 cc engine, dubbed the X-2. Then in 1989, they introduced their first two passenger "sit-down" model, the Tandem Sport/Dual-Jetters (TS/DJ) with a step-through seating area.

  4. For 1992 Kawasaki updated their stand-up line with the JS750 featuring a more stable hull and more power. In 2003, Kawasaki celebrated the Jet Ski brand by releasing a special 30th anniversary edition of its current stand-up model, the SX-R, which has seen a revival of interest in stand-up jetskiing. The X-2 has also been updated, based on the SX-R platform and re-released in Japan. Kawasaki continues to produce three models of sit-downs, including many four-stroke models.

  5. The four-stroke engines have come on since 2003; with the help of superchargers and the like the engines can produce up to 260 horsepower (190 kW) as seen in the newly released Kawasaki Ultra 250Xand Sea-doo RXP, RXT and RXP-X. As the riding of personal watercraft evolved through the 1990s, other companies like Yamaha, Bombardier and Polaris joined the sport to make it into a worldwide sport in both racing and freestyle.

  6. Freestyle Freestyle riding of personal watercraft is done stand up PWC, with the exception of a few other PWCs including the Yamaha Waveblaster Sea-Doo 3d, RXP and XP. Modern freestyle utilizes primarily the Yamaha Superjet, as it is lighter and smaller than the Kawasaki SX-R. Jetski freestyle consists of many different tricks, including big air, hood tricks and technical tricks which, just like in BMX and Motocross, are judged on the quality and skill shown in routines.

  7. The IJSBA freestyle started in the 1980s with Larry "the Ripper" Rippenkroeger and Brian Bendix, and then moved on to new tricks by Dave "The Flash" Gorden. The sport saw a new style in the early 1990s with Scott Watkins on a stand-up and Jeff Kantz on the X-2. The mid 1990s saw the invention on the biggest change in freestyle, the "barrel roll." Rick Roy was the first to really perfect this move, which was invented by Jeff Kantz.

  8. New riders like professional Jetters, Marc Sickerling and Eric Malone soon became forces in the sport. Eric Malone went on to become an 8-time freestyle champion, while perfecting the back flip on flat water. Quincy Anderson is a renowned freestyle Jetter artist that specializes in lake painting using a customized system of levers and dyes. The sport of Jet Ski freestyle has also seen many other additions over the years, including female freestylers and freestyle on runabout PWCs.

  9. Free ride This is the most extreme form of jetskiing, where the rider surfs waves like a surfer would and uses the waves as a jump ramp for aerial manoeuvres. Pioneered in the early days by Scott "Hollywood" Watkins, the re-entry would become the move that defines freeriding. The re-entry is how a rider jumps off a breaking wave and lands back on the wave, continuing to ride the wave.

  10. Watkins, who worked for Yamaha Motors, was the most influential freerider, and his style is often citeed as the most pure expression of the sport. Simply put, he rode it the way it was supposed to be ridden. Later riders such as Pierre Maixent, Peter Mcloughlin, Nick Barton, Pete M Randy Laine, Chris MacCluggage, Jeff Jacobs, Rick Roy, Clay Cullen, Joe Kenney, Daniel Hounslow, Jay Aslamatzis, Mark Tearle and Fuzzy Boyd further innovated freeriding as more riders began emulating the moves done by surfers and fmx riders.

  11. The rate for rent Jet Ski About 1500 Bath per hours. It depends on place and brand of jet ski.

  12. Pattaya will host the Jet-Ski Competition Pattaya Championship Offshore 2007 PattayaCity in Chon Buri province will host the Jet-Ski CompetionPattaya Championship Offshore 2007 and it will kick off on November 24th and 25th, 2007 at Jomtien beach. This event aims to attract Thais and foreigners who are interested in jet-ski competition. More than 300 jet-skiers from over 10 countries are expected to join this tournament. Prizes are more than 300,000 baht. Another objective of this international event is to develop Thai jet-skiers to be able to compete internationally and to promote tourism of Pattaya.

  13. Clip VDO • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dP9DVNJuu0

  14. Thank you for your attention

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