We need more good surf news in 2026. This week is not a bad start. surf therapy charity hails record year of support A bit of genuinely good news to
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Is there a better way to kick off your new year than start wondering if you’re going to get bitten by a shark this year? We think not. So let’s
My surfing goals for 2025 were… I don’t actually remember. Probably something like: “go out more.” That was easily done, and since it didn’t have a numerical value attached to
I’ve been wondering how many of us actually heard of a “Simmons”. I’d venture a guess that most younger or newer surfers never came across it, and it hasn’t had
Sunday Surf Poem is back on the menu, boys! This week’s poem is titled “The Surfer” and hails all the way from Australia, where its author Judith Wright is from.
This is a very snacky Sunday Surf Poem. I’m a member of the Legendary Surfers group on FB. You probably are too. It’s one of the biggest public groups dedicated
Do you have a surf bucket list? We thought it’d be fun covering the bucket list of surf spots surfers would like to surf—to help you with your travel plans
On Fridays, we usually run our Hey Zuz I’m Confused segment. I didn’t think it’d be fair to run one this holiday week with genuine concern. So I made one
Holiday period, no holiday period—we must do Sunday Surf Poem. Today, I wanted to introduce you to a poem about a surfing shark. Well, actually, it’s a poem about a
I have this coffee-table book called Surfboards by Guy Motil, published in 2007. It chronicles the evolution of surfboard design over the last century, featuring photography and history from Longboard
