Who Says Surfing Needs to be in the Water

A powerful shorebreak and a powerful land hill break?

Jamie O'Brein and Co having some fun!

Teahupoo

Here is a great little documentary on a day at Teahupoo. One of the most majestic and heavy waves in the world, it never gets old watching people take on the wall of skulls!

Rip Curl Cup 2013: Expression Session

Swell came in but it wasn't up to the competition standard. The surfers got to surf 4-5ft uncrowded waves as part of an expression session.

“I was really fired up for this expression session today,” said first-time invitee Mark Healey (Hawaii). “I've only had a chance to surf Padang once before on a crowded 4-5 foot day, so I'm just happy to surf it uncrowded. It's an incredible wave. If I can get an hour uncrowded out here I'm a happy man.”

The forecast is calling for competition waves this Saturday, stay tuned for a live feed!

Richard Christie: NZ

Check out Richard Christie shredding some awesome New Zealand Surf!

 

Greatest Rides of Tom Servais

Check out Surfer Magazines article on three of the greatest Tom Servais photo's here.

Aerial View on Surfing!

GoPro is always coming out with new ways to film things. Here's a cool short film of an aerial view!

Surfers Ride 29KM Wave

Don't you always wish that your ride time on waves was a little longer? All that hard work paddling for it to be over so quickly. I'm sure you wish you could ride an endless wave. Well two Californian surfers have just set a new record on riding a wave. They headed up to New Brunswick, Canada to the Petitcodiac River. They surfed the tidal bore created by the opening of the causeway gates in Moncton. In the coming years, Moncton is going to promote surfing the tidal bore to visitors to entice more to come and explore the river!