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The complicated history of surfing - Scott Laderman

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History of Surfing North Devon

Join Charlie Spurr, Trustee of Museum of British Surfing to discover the fascinating history and culture of surfing in North Devon.
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Surfing Like Ancients: Hawai‘i Rooted

Tom Pohaku Stone handcrafts traditional Hawaiian surfboards to ride the waves of time on the windward side of Oʻahu.

Tom’s favorite surfboard is not a modern fiberglass board, but the board he has built with his own hands, using techniques that have been passed down through generations.
He first learned of hand-crafting wooden surfboards from his father, who once carved a board for him in the traditional way. Although as a child he told his father he hated the traditional surfboard, he grew to appreciate the gift and now sees the importance of passing on the tradition of the craft.

When asked about why surfing is so special to Native Hawaiians, Tom explains that Hawaiians have surfed waves for generations, and will always continue to surf waves. For him, standing upon a wood board is like listening to a beautiful symphony, a harmonization between the wind, the motion of the water, and the breaking of the wave.

As an educator, craftsman and former pro surfer, Tom continues to revive and perpetuate lost aspects of Hawaiian culture. By perfecting the art of crafting surfboards in the traditional Hawaiian way, he feels it’s his kuleana (responsibility) to continue passing on the tradition to the next generation.

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Chris Burkard: The joy of surfing in ice-cold water

Anything that is worth pursuing is going to require us to suffer, just a little bit, says surf photographer Chris Burkard, as he explains his obsession with the coldest, choppiest, most isolated beaches on earth. With jawdropping photos and stories of places few humans have ever seen — much less surfed — he draws us into his personal crusade against the mundane.

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LIAM BACKYARD

Liam Wilson surfing in his backyard on the North Shore of Oahu Hawaii, his backyard
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pipeline surfing compilation - January 2019

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waves have been firing lately here in Hawaii. here are some highlights from the past month!

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The Freedom to Be: Black Surfers in the Rockaways

This is the first episode of our new video series, The Freedom To Be. It focuses on the Black surf community in the Rockaways, with perspectives on the experience from author and former journalist Diane Cardwell, as well as Lou Harris, the CEO of the NYC chapter of the Black Surfing Association.

About The Freedom To Be: This series is part of The Black Experience In NYC travel hub on NYCgo.com and highlights New York City's endless and often unexpected opportunities for Black subcultures and affinity groups—acknowledging the five boroughs' vibrant abundance of ideas and expressions. A celebration of the diversity within Black culture in NYC, The Freedom To Be also underscores the contributions of these communities and groups to NYC's dynamism.

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NYCgo, as the City's convention & visitors bureau, is the Official Guide to New York City. Whether you're a local or a visitor, find out what to do, where to go, where to stay, and what to see and eat throughout the five boroughs of NYC from the experts who know it best.

The History of Windansea

This is a short history lesson on another amazing San Diego Beach. Windansea has been home to many legendary surfers, and has become an icon in the world of surfing. Let me know which beach I should cover next in the comment section. Thanks again for watching!

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Showcasing Florida's surf history at Florida's Surf Museum

In the heart of Cocoa Beach lies the Florida Surf Museum. Associated with and directly next door to the world famous Ron Jon Surf Shop, the Florida Surf Museum was founded in 1999 and it's mission is to preserve Florida's surfing history. It has year-round rotating exhibits and displays that showcase the surf culture and history of Florida, as well as some of the best surfers to ever come out of the state. Make sure you drop in the next time you're on Florida's Space Coast!

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Why do I surf ? The surfers mindset

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Why do I surf, a portrait of sarah that explains her mindset according to surf.
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Redcliffe Electro Hydrofoil

Jake Thomas learning to ride his brand new electro hydrofoil at the Redcliffe Jetty.

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Filmed at the Redcliffe Jetty, QLD, Australia.

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The Physics Of Surfing

October 7, 2020

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Surfing perfect waves in the Transkei: Mdumbi

The winter time down in The Transkei in South Africa means two things; sardines and waves! This complex combination makes for some interesting times, as big fish chase the sardines in and out of line ups.
Luckily the sardines seem to keep the marine life interested but an outsized Zambezi did chase Steve Pike and friends out the water at Lwandile a few days back.
Today the waves are really big again. Too big for Mdumbi unless you could hitch a ride or to the very back. Some of the guys staying here at Freedom 'O Clock across the river are giving it a go right now.
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Ancient Hawaiian surfboard, Alaia surfing

Dennis ripes this wave apart with the Alaia surfboard, dennis made this wooden surfboard with Jhon Wegener. He is still surfing it and has gotten really good. How is better Dennis or Dylan at surfing this ancient plant of wood?

THE SPIRITUAL ASPECT OF SURFING IN THE ANCIENT HAWAIIAN ISLANDS | Surfing | Wave Riding

20 Second ISA Surf Instructor Course, Morocco

On our ISA Surf Instructor Course in Morocco, you'll be preparing to qualify as a professional ISA surf instructor. Perhaps, this will be the start of a career that makes your passion for surfing into an opportunity to help others.

Surf Stories: Bryce

The first short film in a new series in following competitive surfers.

PT for Surfboards In The Sand

PT Townend talks about the history of surfing and about the epic event Surfboards in the Sand that will be taking place on 9/19/09 in Huntington Beach, California. Visit for more details.

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