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If there's a sport with a magnetic force that keeps people from all backgrounds glued to the magic of riding waves, it is surfing.
Surfing with type 1 diabetes (T1D) seems like an intricate challenge. However, with the right preparation and mindset, it is not only possible but also immensely rewarding.
Allan C. Weisbecker (1948-2023), the "gonzo" writer, award-winning photojournalist, screenwriter, and stalwart of the American surf memoir, has passed away.
There's an old cliché that says that "surfing is for life." However, we tend to forget about the ones who actually make it happen.
In the 1960s, surfing was the sport of the moment in California. But 400 miles from the Golden State coastline, a revolutionary inland ocean was also pumping its first rideable waves.
Surfing, a sport deeply rooted in the harmonious embrace of nature, seemed an unlikely candidate for any association with National Socialism, the ideological machinery that powered Hitler's regime and slaughtered millions.
Top Stories | Surfing
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Tidal bores are mind-blowing natural events. They're relatively rare and only really shine to life in a handful of locations worldwide. The Seven Ghosts, also known as Bono, is one of those magical places.
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Surfing is largely influenced by wave grouping and the interplay of constructive and destructive interference. Let's understand how they affect the quality of the surf.
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A barge used to build the 2024 Olympic surf judging tower at Teahupoo, Tahiti, has damaged the coral reef.
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Welcome to the surfing world's most famous coastline. Discover the complete list of waves and surf breaks on Hawaii's North Shore of Oahu.
