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Big wave surfer Jeff Rowley ‘paddles-in’ to "Mavericks" Left Hander in California and becomes the first Australian to conquer this challenge. Mavericks is California's premier big wave surfing location and is traditionally considered a Right Hander, with it's heavier and more unpredictable Left Hander virtually unwanted by the surfers.
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Escaping the cold Australian winter for Europe’s bikini clad beaches? If you can’t decide whether to surf Portugal, France or even the UK, check out where the hottest summer festivals are happening, their proximity may help make the decision for you:
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This absolutely wicked clip shows the awe inspiring power of the Tahitian break and the courage of those that ride it. Filmed in HD by Chris Bryan with "the Phantom Camera" and replayed in slow motion so you catch all the details of the amazing much mentioned huge day. This is a blow out to watch.
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Hawaiian natural-footer Malia Manuel, 17, has made a statement on her opening campaign on the ASP Women’s World Championship Tour, leading her rookie class as the first freshman to make a final while posting several top results in the first four events this year. In addition to her flare on the Top 17 stage, Manuel has done serious damage in Australia over the last three months, finishing runner-up in multiple ASP 6-Star events.
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Hawaiian surfer Garrett Mcnamara has been filmed catching a monster wave estimated at 90ft (28m) possibly the biggest ever wave ridden so far. The wave was ridden as part of the ZON North Canyon Project at the Nazarre Canyon near Praia do Norte off the Portuguese coast. This project is undertaken by the Portuguese as a way of promotiong the region as a big wave surfing destination. The Canyon itself is a gap in the continental plates with an approximate size of 170 Km in length and 5km depth.
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Jeff RowleyDominates MavericksBig wave surfer Jeff Rowley ‘paddles-in’ to "Mavericks" Left Hander in California and becomes the first Australian to conquer this challenge. Mavericks is California's premier big wave surfing location and is traditionally considered a Right Hander, with it's heavier and more unpredictable Left Hander virtually unwanted by the surfers.
Top 10 European Summer FestivalsEscaping the cold Australian winter for Europe’s bikini clad beaches? If you can’t decide whether to surf Portugal, France or even the UK, check out where the hottest summer festivals are happening, their proximity may help make the decision for you:
Monster Teahupoousing the Phantom CameraThis absolutely wicked clip shows the awe inspiring power of the Tahitian break and the courage of those that ride it. Filmed in HD by Chris Bryan with "the Phantom Camera" and replayed in slow motion so you catch all the details of the amazing much mentioned huge day. This is a blow out to watch.
Malia ManuelHawaiian natural-footer Malia Manuel, 17, has made a statement on her opening campaign on the ASP Women’s World Championship Tour, leading her rookie class as the first freshman to make a final while posting several top results in the first four events this year. In addition to her flare on the Top 17 stage, Manuel has done serious damage in Australia over the last three months, finishing runner-up in multiple ASP 6-Star events.
90 footerPossibly the biggest rideHawaiian surfer Garrett Mcnamara has been filmed catching a monster wave estimated at 90ft (28m) possibly the biggest ever wave ridden so far. The wave was ridden as part of the ZON North Canyon Project at the Nazarre Canyon near Praia do Norte off the Portuguese coast. This project is undertaken by the Portuguese as a way of promotiong the region as a big wave surfing destination. The Canyon itself is a gap in the continental plates with an approximate size of 170 Km in length and 5km depth.
