Towed water sports involve activities where individuals are pulled behind a boat on various equipment, such as water skis, wakeboards, or tubes. These sports are popular for their thrilling experience and can be enjoyed on lakes, rivers, or oceans. Participants typically wear life jackets for safety and are towed at different speeds depending on the activity and skill level. Common towed water sports include wakeboarding, where riders stand on a board, and tubing, where individuals sit on an inflatable tube. These activities require coordination and balance, making them enjoyable for both beginners and experienced athletes alike.