water skiing

Mohannad Barakat is a well-known trauma and orthopedic surgeon who has been working from many years. He is an expert in his field, and has handled all aspects of trauma surgery from simple to complex trauma cases. He is a writer, teacher, and a dedicated professional who also loves water skiing. He does this only twice a year because of his profession which does not give him much free time.
Mr. Barakat loves to spend time on the beach and loves the summers. For him it is an exhilarating experience that leads to an adrenaline rush in his body. He says owing to the increased use of upper and lower body he regularly works out to strengthen his muscles to water ski with ease. It is a leisure activity and a competitive sport that involves risk and alertness. According to him, some do it with the use of ski boards whereas some prefer to do it barefoot like he is trying to do.
Mohannad Barakat has been working on improving his skills to move on to barefoot skiing but has not been successful as yet. According to him, it all works great if one has the best water skiing equipment and correct safety gear. This offers safety from water injuries as the water skiers glides on the water surface at a speed of around 70-80 miles per hour. With a small spill one may suffer a few injuries hence it is a must to use proper protection to keep away from any harm. He also adheres to safety points, knowing of basic hand signals, wearing a life jacket, proper clothing if doing in colder climates, physical view of any object that may come in the way.
According to Mohannad Barakat, just as one must proceed with caution and alertness when performing a surgery, the same applies for water skiing. One has to learn it from a professional, and understand the technical aspects that are involved in it. It is important that it is done with a clear mind, right knowledge, techniques, and one is aware of the do’s and don’ts. These ensure that one will not fail in a sport and have a great time performing it.