With the 2021 World Surf League contest in Santa Cruz postponed, locals were pretty fired up about getting to watch the National Scholastic Surfing Association’s first California competition since the novel coronavirus arrived on these shores.
We present this beachy broadcast of the Saturday, Feb. 6, 2021 “NSSA Northwest Open Season #1,” which captures just how insanely the groms can rip! The waves seemed like they might disappoint, but in the end they turned out rather punchy. And we have a healthy dose of Monterey Bay oceanside flare mixed in for good measure at the renowned Steamer Lane break.
Aging is a slow, steady, continuous, and adaptive process of physiological deterioration. So, how can surfers adapt to the different life stages?
We can’t – and never will be able to – stop the passage of time.
Life is a one-off golden opportunity that we should cherish every time we wake up in the morning.
When we’re young, we don’t care about age and aging. It’s not a problem, and it has … More
An interview with content creator, WSL host and professional surfer, Hunter Jones
When the world feels like it’s on fire, sometimes the best way to douse the flames is a little civil conversation. That’s one thing South Bay surfer Hunter Jones is really good at — well, that and backside vertical hacks. Following a year where the struggle for racial justice in America has everyone throwing keyboard haymakers at each other, Jones, a biracial surfer and content creator, isn’t afraid to discuss his role as a person of color in a world that has been pearly since white people told Hawaiians not to surf and then steered the culture of waveriding for the next hundred years. From his stint on … More