A woman reveals how she surfs while wearing heels

This gravity-defying woman has stunned fans by wearing high heels, playing tennis and even drinking coffee while reading a magazine – all while surfing.

Cassandra Lee started wakesurfing two years ago after spending most of her childhood enjoying water sports with her family.

But the 29-year-old claims she was soon looking for her next challenge with friends suggesting she ‘do something funny’ on the board.

Eager to impress her friends, Cassandra then mastered wakesurfing while hitting a tennis ball at Stave Lake in Mission, British Columbia. Canadawhile another video shows him drinking coffee while reading a magazine.

In another stunning video, the counselor can even be seen effortlessly riding the waves in high heels.

Cassandra Lee, 29, from Vancouver, stunned fans by wearing high heels, playing tennis and even sipping coffee while reading a magazine – all while surfing

Keen to wow her pals, Cassandra then mastered wakesurfing while hitting a tennis ball at Stave Lake in Mission, British Columbia, Canada, while another clip shows her hula hooping

Another clip shows the 29-year-old sipping coffee while reading a magazine on her whiteboard (pictured)

Cassandra, from Vancouver, Canada, said: ‘I’ve been surfing for about eight years.

‘My family has always been very active and outdoors. We always went out on the boat and started water skiing.

‘I used to do wakeboarding, and a few years ago I heard about wakesurfing.

‘My friend said I should do something funny so I flew a kite and had cups of coffee [on the board] and I realized it was fun. I enjoyed making silly videos.

The 29-year-old admitted that she “can’t stay long in heels” because it’s much more difficult to balance on the board

‘One day my friends were talking about things I could do and I wondered if I could do it in heels.

‘It was actually good. I got out, started and was surprised.

‘I can’t last that long in heels. It’s definitely harder because your balance is off.

‘After I did that, people gave me loads of other ideas.’

The wake-surfer, who also filmed herself playing board tennis, said her family had always been very active and outdoors

Cassandra revealed that she is always looking for stunts on her board, including hula hooping while on the water

Cassandra claims she’s always thinking about the next stunt – even hinting at a wedding day surf shoot could be on the cards.

Cassandra said: ‘In the video I’m moving with the wave and we’re going really slow. We go 5 km/h or maximum 8 km/h.

‘Dad usually drives the boat, and then my boyfriend, mum and brother help me. We go out mostly as a family.

‘I think they were surprised when I made it [the heels trick]. They thought it was kind of cool.

Cassandra claims she’s always thinking about the next stunt – even a hint of a wedding day surf shoot could be on the cards (pictured, on a lake)

Despite making every trick look effortless, Cassandra claims some viewers were worried she might drown in the heels – although she was quick to reassure them she could ‘hold it’

‘They are super supportive and try to help with different ideas, while they shoot videos and cheer me on.

‘I don’t know what’s next – it’s hard to come up with different ideas.

“Hopefully next year my boyfriend and I will actually be engaged and married and I’ll be able to shoot the wedding in my wedding dress with him in his suit.”

Despite making each trick look effortless, Cassandra claims some viewers were worried she might drown in the heels – although she was quick to reassure them she could “hold it”.

Cassandra said: ‘The reaction online has been very mixed. Some people think it’s really cool, others think it’s really stupid and that if I fall in my heels I won’t be able to swim.

The 29-year-old said she is always looking for her next challenge and started making the clips after friends suggested she ‘do something funny’ on the board

‘Obviously there are precautions and I make sure I can swim in heels. I don’t do any tricks that I don’t think I can handle.

‘Others challenge their friends to try it.

‘There is a rope tied to the boat that I use to pull myself up. When I got up, I throw the rope into the boat.

‘Because you’re going so slow during wake surfing, it’s like falling into the waves. It’s really easy on the body and it doesn’t hurt if you fall.’