You know how you sometimes wish you were ignorant and lived happily, not knowing certain things? Yeah, me too. Until I dived into the world of surfer’s ear. And since
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Do you devour surfing videos on social media like you haven’t eaten for a week? Yeah, me too. Although I am more selective these days about what I take from
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
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
No better time than the end of the year to have a quick review of the mistakes we may be making while surfing, just so we don’t repeat them in
Wouldn’t you want to magically get better at surfing while you’re not surfing? Wouldn’t we all. Alas, no magic trick available—but we do have some good ideas about the sports
Word of the week—or more like concept of the week—is tow surfing, or tow-in surfing. That other kind of surfing that we don’t usually do, because we’re not nuts enough
I didn’t see this coming, but here we are—we’re going to be talking about wearing helmets in the lineup. Whether you’re ready or not, the helmet revolution may be arriving
Let’s talk about measuring waves. And if you think that’s boring, think twice, because people’s livelihood and pride are on the line. No way it was a 100‑foot wave! Surfline
And here’s yet another story about a wave and surf spots that most of us will never surf. Teahupoʻo – one of the world’s most challenging and dangerous surf breaks.
