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Daesappan Manikandan claims first ever Indian surf contest
Wednesday, 15 May 2013 10:58

Spice Coast Open: sun and waves in India | Photo: Rammohan Photography

Daesappan Manikandan has conquered the Spice Coast Open, India's first official national surfing contest, held at the renowned beach town of Kovalam, in Kerala.


The three-day event offered several surfing division, from Under-25 to Local Juniors. More than 100 surfers from state surfing associations, clubs, surf schools and enthusiasts from around the country and abroad took part in the Spice Coast Open.

"This is a chance for India to get its youngsters interested in a sport that is thrilling and fun, and keeps you healthy and fit", explains Jonty Rhodes, an avid surfer and South African cricketing star.

"Surfing has something that even cricket does not and that's the 'cool' factor. Everything about surfing is cool, from the outfits to the style", adds the Spice Coast Open ambassador.

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Has Teahupoo delivered the wave of the century?
Wednesday, 15 May 2013 09:38

Mark Healey: ready, set, Teahupoo

A large, perfect and solid swell has hit Teahupoo, in Tahiti, in one of the best big wave surfing sessions of the last years.


Blue skies, crystal-clear waves and an ultra crowded line-up. Welcome to "The End of the Road", the Tahitian surf spot that has already claimed lives.

The word crossed countries. Swell. Teahupoo is pumping serious, dangerous barrels. Time to pack and travel. The world's most experienced big wave surfers respect Teahupoo, like no other ride.

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Koa Rothman shines in heavy Teahupoo
Tuesday, 14 May 2013 10:32

Koa Rothman: getting ready for the Tahitian beast

Koa Rothman has scored an epic day of big wave surfing, at Teahupoo, Tahiti.


Two weeks after the announcement of the best big wave rides of the 2013 season, Koa Rothman enjoyed an unforgettable swell in one of the most dangerous wave in the world - Teahupoo.

With wave sets peaking at 26 foot (eight meters), the surfer from the North Shore of Oahu surfer scored a few breathtaking barrels in the infamous Tahitian surf arena.

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Surf stars keep riding at the Oakley Pro Bali 2013
19/06/2013
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Top seeds have fought back to earn a ticket to Round 3 of the Oakley Pro Bali 2013, at Keramas, Indonesia.
With clean four-to-six foot (1.5 – 2 metre) waves on offer at the primary site of Keramas, Kelly Slater smashed wildcard Jack Robinson by capturing the day's high 18.17 out of a possible 20 for a masterful display of forehand tube-riding and power turns. "There are some really good waves out there when they come. Still though, I'm two for two on slow heats. The waves are fun when they [ ... ]


John John Florence pulls biggest Alley-Oop in pro surfing
18/06/2013
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John John Florence scored one of the biggest airs ever seen in competitive surfing, during the Oakley Pro Bali 2013, at Keramas, Indonesia.
John John Florence was surfing against his Hawaiian compatriot Sebastian Zietz, when he decided to go for a full rotation up in the sky awarded with a 10-point ride. Unbelievable Alley-Oop.


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KITEBOARDING

ISAF publishes the "Beginners Guide to Kiteboarding"
19/06/2013
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The "ISAF Beginners Guide to Kiteboarding" is a complete wind riding manual for starters, with launching, safety, self-rescue and pack down lessons.
Aspiring kiteboarders can enjoy numerous experiences, setting personal goals at every level. Learning well is part of the process of becoming a good rider. The sport combines the best elements of windsurfing, sailing and wakeboarding all in one and not only offers the fastest performance but has the highest and longest 'airtime' potential.


Largest amateur kiteboarding race hits Hood River
19/06/2013
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The 7th Annual Kiteboarding 4 Cancer (KB4C) will take place in Hood River, Oregon, between 13th-14th July, 2013.
The largest amateur kiteboarding race in North America expects to attract 200 riders racing and raising funds for Athletes 4 Cancer's Camp Koru Survivorship Program. The Kite Derby challenges the tenacity of the most advanced and novice kiters alike with a six-hour endurance race. Kiteboarders race around a three-mile course on the Columbia River, spanning more than 100 miles per  [ ... ]


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Monfalcone crowns 2013 Raceboard Youth and Masters world champions
18/06/2013
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Giuseppe Zerillo and Pawel Gardasiewicz have been crowned the 2013 Raceboard Youth and Masters world champions, at Marina Julia, Monfalcone.
The final day of windsurfing races saw one more race being run, for a total of six counting for the overall results. Light wind specialists Giuseppe Zerillo and Pawel Gardasiewicz made it clear right from the start that they were in it to win it, taking bullets in every single race.


Antoine Albeau sails to victory at the 2013 PWA Catalunya World Cup
17/06/2013
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Antoine Albeau has conquered the 2013 PWA Catalunya World Cup, in Spain. The final took four hours to be completed, due to the gusty and shifty winds.
Albeau has tasted his inaugural season triumph, on the beautiful shores of Costa Brava, to halt Bjorn Dunkerbeck from claiming the title, for the first time, in three years. The French sailor demonstrated his perfectly timed starts time and time again, along with a phenomenal top speed to blow the competition out of the water.


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BODYBOARDING

The Jeff Wilcox Memorial Classic returns for 16th edition
18/06/2013
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The Jeff Wilcox Memorial Classic has been revived. One of the longest running independent bodyboarding events in Australia will be run for the 16th year, since 1990.
"You don't have to reach the top to be a champion, just be the best you can be". Jeff Wilcox's quote has never been so updated and real. Inspiring the new generation, that is what the event's all about. Jeff was a brilliant sportsman with amazing potential, excelling in bodyboarding and hockey. He passed away with only 14 years  [ ... ]


The King of the Box 2013 debuts in New South Wales
18/06/2013
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The King of the Box 2013 will attract more than 180 of Australia's best wave riders to the Box Beach, in Port Stephens, Australia.
The world's best bodyboarders have been visiting the Box Beach, in New South Wales, but this year the competition will be opened to surfers, too. An innovative contest structure will have a two-week waiting period to ensure the best possible conditions. The two selected windows are September 5th-8th or September 12th-15th.


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