Wakeboarding competitions are events where athletes showcase their skills on a wakeboard, a board similar to a snowboard but designed for riding on water. Competitors are towed behind a boat or cable system, performing tricks and jumps over obstacles. Judges score their performances based on difficulty, execution, and style. These competitions can vary in format, including individual runs and team events. Participants often compete in different categories based on skill level and age. Popular competitions include the Wakeboarding World Championships and the X Games, attracting top riders from around the globe to demonstrate their talent and creativity.