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The sport of performing maneuvers or stunts during free fall while riding on a skyboard.

sky′-surf′ v.
sky′surf′er n.


(Extreme Sports) the activity or sport of performing stunts while standing on a small board during the free-fall part of a parachute jump
ˈskyˌsurfer n
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Those looking for an adrenalin rush could engage in some snowblading, skysurfing or coasteering.
Skysurfing is the most terrifying sport imaginable.
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BRITISH skysurfing champ Chris Gauge plummeted more than 10,000ft to his death when his parachute failed to open.
Gauge, 31, was making a training jump at Seville, Spain, where he had gone to set up a skysurfing school.
IAN STAFFORD met four enthusiasts - including a skysurfing granny - who would rather do anything than keep their feet firmly on the ground.
To the amazement of his friends, he jumps out of the plane, skysurfs, then parachutes down to the "country store" where he is joined and admired by several attractive young women and skysurfing friends.
Other sports include speed climbing, skateboarding, inline skating, skysurfing, BMX jumping and BMX street-riding.