Monthly Archives: May 2016

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Geiselman Claims The Biggest Victory of his Career in Japan …

Congrats, Evan…! Watch Dawn Patrol @ May 31, 2016 7:30am FJT Source: Geiselman Claims The Biggest Victory of […]

Titans of Mavericks

An awesome way to spend your Memorial Day evening… check out Titans of Mavericks on FS1, 8pm…! Just […]

2016 Fiji Women’s Pro – World Surf League

It’s On! Roound 3 – Heat 4 with Sally, Coco and Malia…! Day 5 Highlights – ICHINOMIYA CHIBA […]

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Bethany Hamilton to Compete in Fiji Women’s Pro – World …

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Natalie Morales rides surfer Kelly Slater’s perfect wave machine – …

Natalie doesn’t ride as good as Kelly on that wave, but an awesome report, nonetheless…! Champion surfer Kelly […]

SURFING AUSTRALIA ANNOUNCES THE INAUGURAL AUSTRALIAN ADAPTIVE SURFING TITLES – …

Surfing Australia is proud to announce the inaugural Australian Adaptive Surfing Titles, to be held by the Hurley […]

2016 Ichinomiya Chiba Open – World Surf League

It’s On! Round 3 – Heat 16! Tanner Gudauskas, Parker Coffin and Deivid Silva coming up…!

WSL Holdings Buys Kelly Slater Wave Company: Here’s Kelly’s Take …

The WSL Just Bought the Kelly Slater Wave Company; Here’s Kelly’s Take Source: WSL Holdings Buys Kelly Slater […]

WSL Holdings To Acquire Kelly Slater Wave Company – World …

Wow…! Just, wow…! Congratulations, John John Florence! Source: WSL Holdings To Acquire Kelly Slater Wave Company – World […]

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Tandem Boogie: it takes two to ride a bodyboard 2020-05-29
Bodyboarding has officially become a team sport. A company from San Clemente, California, announced the launch of Tandem Boogie, a bodyboard designed to allow two people to catch and surf waves together. The Tandem Boogie Air inflatable bodyboard for two offers a new way for families, surf schools, and ocean enthusiasts to enjoy riding waves […]
Two IBC World Tour events have been canceled 2020-05-28
The Covid-19 pandemic forced the cancelation of two IBC World Tour events. The inaugural IBC World Tour season is at stake, as the novel coronavirus continues to spread throughout the world and puts all sorts of events on-hold or at risk of cancellation. In professional bodyboarding, the scenario is not looking good. Two Qualifying Series […]
Hugo Pinheiro explores the origins and evolution of bodyboarding 2020-04-30
When we think of modern wave riding, the image that comes to mind is of a surfer cutting the green face of a wave standing up. But the truth is bodyboarding - or boogie boarding as Tom Morey labeled it in 1971 - is the closest interpretation of the ancient art of surfing. Filmmaker Andy […]

The science and art of stone skipping 2020-05-20
What is stone skipping? The art of throwing flat rocks across the water has become a semi-professional sport involving technique and science. The goal of stone skipping, also known as stone skimming, is to see how many times a stone bounces off the surface of a pond before sinking. Believe it or not, skipping stones […]
How to grow skimboarding's awareness and popularity 2019-09-17
Skimboarding has become an increasingly exciting sport, as the world's best performers take their finless boards to challenging waves. Skimboarding is the only water sport that doesn't need waves, wind, or even water depth to be enjoyed. You can ride it inland (flatland skimboarding) on a wet surface, or in the ocean (wave skimboarding) at […]
Is this the biggest winch-powered skimboarding air ever? 2019-09-12
Blair Conklin and Dade Shields have recently formed Skid Kids TV, a media collective covering all things skimboarding. The duo has been quite successful at putting the sport of skimming in the limelight, thanks to a weekly presence on YouTube. Hopefully, they will keep up insightful and colorful videos. On June 2019, this group of […]

2020 Pro Wake Tour goes digital 2020-05-19
The novel coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic forced the 2020 Supra Boats Pro Wake Tour (PWT) to go digital. As a result, the organization designed an unorthodox competitive formula comprising of one digital qualifier, two PWT digital events, and two PWT audience-attended stages. The digital qualifier offers wakeboarders and wakesurfers a chance to qualify for the PWT […]
The day Brian Grubb combined wakeskating with snowboarding 2020-04-21
In 2015, Brian Grubb traveled to Bosnia and Herzegovina to pull off a magical project. The wakeskating pioneer is constantly pursuing new challenges, so he embarked on a trip to a winter wonderland to try something new. Grubb headed for Bjelasnica, a glorious Olympic mountain located just 25 kilometers from Sarajevo.
Wakeskaters ride the stunning opal lakes of Lençóis Maranhenses 2020-04-07
Zuzana Vráblová and Brian Grubb traveled deep into the Brazilian wilderness to wakeskate the stunning opal lakes of Lençóis Maranhenses National Park. The Slovakian and American athletes, who both had the other-worldly location on their wakeskate bucket list for a long time, were based in a camp along the northeast coast of Brazil. Then, the […]

2019-2020 Beach Report Card: the best and worst of California 2020-07-01
Every year, nonprofit environmental organization Heal the Bay assigns A-to-F letter grades to beaches along the California coast. The grades are based on bacteria pollution found in the waters. In 2019, 92 percent of 500 California beaches earned an A or B grade during the summer season.
What is a sun dog? 2020-06-23
A sun dog, or sundog, is a natural optical phenomenon consisting of one or two colored luminous spots appearing on either side of the Sun. From an observer's perspective, it sometimes looks like there are one or two "false" or secondary suns. The sundog is scientifically known as parhelion and also commonly referred to as […]
The Socially Responsible Beach Guide 2020-05-21
Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) launched "The Socially Responsible Beach Guide" to help you stay safe at the beach after lockdown. Everyone missed the beach. As many of us start heading back, it's vital we do this in a socially-responsible way. Surfers Against Sewage's brand new guide is packed with tips on keeping yourself safe at […]

NeilPryde transfers RS:X intellectual property to class 2020-06-22
NeilPryde announced the transfer of the RS:X intellectual property (IP) rights to the RS:X Class Association. During the worldwide Covid-19 lockdown, the RS:X Class Association continued to work in the background in supporting its sailors and member national authorities (MNA) with a range of issues and concerns. The primary concern raised has been about the […]
A different way of being "in irons" 2020-05-28
Most sailors understand the term and have experienced being "in irons" at one time or another. "In irons" occurs when a sailboat gets "stuck" facing into the wind and can't turn left or right - the jib and main sails flutter, or "luff," when in irons. Sailboats get into this position accidentally by tacking too […]
Why a 1987 windsurfer's rescue matters so much today 2020-05-07
In October 1987, a lost windsurfer was rescued in San Francisco Bay, California. His name was John. Today, there's someone whose dying wish is to find him. His name is Chuck Dougherty. San Francisco Bay is one of the most celebrated and iconic sailing venues in the world. But it is also a tricky area, […]

Liquid Force Kiteboarding closes down 2020-07-01
Liquid Force (LF) announced the closure of its kiteboarding division. The sports company founded in 1995 by wakeboarding pioneers, Tony Finn and Jimmy Redmon, has pulled out of the kitesurfing industry. The Hood River office has been closed on June 30, 2020, with all customer service and warranty issues managed out of the office in Carlsbad, San […]
Nick Jacobsen jumps off a 60-meter high ship crane 2020-06-24
Nick Jacobsen has jumped off a 60-meter high crane mounted on a massive cargo vessel, in Demark. In 2011, the Danish kiteboarder jumped off the shipwreck in Table View, Cape Town, South Africa. Nine years later, Jacobsen was finally able to perform his Crane Jump 2.0. It was a longtime dream that saw the light […]
Nick Jacobsen jumps over Danish breakwater 2020-06-15
Nick Jacobsen has jumped over a breakwater in Hundested, Denmark. At first glance, it looks easy and doable. Kevin Langeree, Ruben Lenten, and Olly Bridge have already landed similar and bigger jumps. But there are a few variables that make this one harder to perform, including a couple of months of confinement, wind speed and […]

Anchor Point: the Moroccan world-class wave is open to the world 2020-01-16
Anchor Point is arguably one of the most famous and popular surf spots in Morocco. With 2,175 miles (3,500 kilometers) of coastline, the North Africa nation is among the best surf destinations in the world. Taghazout Bay is one of the finest Moroccan stops for amateur and professional surfers, looking for adventure, sensations, and total escape.
The best surf spots in Costa Rica 2018-06-13
Costa Rica is one of the safest social environments in Central America. As a result, tourism boosted, and the country's economy thrived. Although you'll find a few crowded surf breaks, in a way similar to what you get in Southern California, Australian, and Western Europe, it is safe to say that Costa Rica offers a […]
The best surf spots in Canada 2018-01-18
When you think of Canada, surfing is not the first thing that comes to mind. But the truth is that the Great White North has immaculate surf breaks. Canada is the second largest country in the world and has the largest coastline in the world with 202,080 kilometers (125566 miles) of shores. If you're a […]