There are a lot of things that can discourage a developing surfer: mistiming their pop-ups, the lack of fluidity in their turns and twists, not being able to tap into the wave’s energy, and so… Visit SurferToday.com for the complete article.
Antonio de la Rosa has become the first person to paddleboard across the Pacific Ocean. The Spanish athlete completed a grueling solo journey in 76 days, five hours, and 22 minutes. De La Rosa kicked off his paddleboarding adventure in San Francisco, California, on June 9, and concluded the epic challenge in Waikiki, Hawaii, on […]
An Irish start-up company is producing eco-friendly rash vests made from 100 percent recycled ocean waste. A team of three friends – Tom, Alex, and John – have created Rashr, a bold, bright and sustainable line of rash guards using recycled plastics. The trio wanted to design and create sustainable rash vests for adventure and […]
I have learnt more lessons about life and business from surfing than I have from just about any other single activity I’ve ever taken part in. Surfing is one of the most mentally and physically challenging things you can do and as a result, the lessons it teaches you come think and fast. And you have […]
Australia is ready to celebrate to the 100th Anniversary of Duke Kahanamoku’s visit to Freshwater Beach, Sydney, between January 8th-10th, 2015. The Duke’s Day Celebration promises to ignite Australia’s surf culture and the spirit of aloha. Duane DeSoto has been invited to play Duke Kahanamoku at the re-enactment of the legendary surfing exhibition which the […]