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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) Executive Board confirmed both sports in the official program.

For the first time in its long history, the Olympic games will feature 50 percent male athletes and 50 percent female athletes.

As a result, 22 men and 22 women will compete for gold, silver, and bronze medals at the Paris 2024 shortboard surfing event.

The competition will   …  More

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Sebastian Steudtner has ridden some of the largest waves of the decade during the so-called “Swell of the Century” in Praia do Norte, Nazaré, Portugal.

Steudtner is a professional big wave surfer with German and Austrian nationality benefiting from more than 19 years of professional surfing.

He is by far one of the most experienced Nazaré surfers and an absolute expert on the surf spot at Praia do Norte.

On October 29, 2020, Sebastian Steudtner surfed one of the biggest, fastest, and most challenging waves in history. He was towed into this massive wall of water by his partner, Maya Gabeira.

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* Australian professional surfer and artist Felicity Palmateer, 28, has unveiled her new project titled ‘Skin Deep’
* The intimate short film shows the West Australian surfer riding waves completely naked in world class regions
* Ms Palmateer worked with an elite small crew of photographers to compile the three year audio-visual project
* The film combines Ms Palmateer’s passions of art and surfing in a bold display of freedom and self-expression

An Australian big wave rider and artist has unveiled her incredible new film showcasing her surfing in gorgeous world class locations while completely naked.

‘Skin Deep’ is Felicity Palmateer’s new movie which shows her riding waves in the nude in Hawaii, Fiji, West Australia’s south and northwest coasts and northern NSW.

The 28-year-old came up with the concept   …  More

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Hawaii is a lost paradise. Ted Deerhurst was drawn there as a dreamer. It was his Mecca, the ultimate challenge. There are big and fabulous waves all around the world but Hawaii was always the focus.

Ted needed to live there. And he ended up dying there.

He was Edward George William Omar Coventry, Britain’s first ever pro surfer and he was in many ways the surfing ideal. An outsider amongst outsiders, he never broke into the world top 100, but his passion for the sport, and this world, was unequal. His struggle wasn’t necessary, but it was one almost chosen. As the son of George Coventry, 11th Earl of Coventry, Ted had been styled Viscount Deerhurst since birth. As such, he acquired the nickname of “Lord Ted” in surfing circles. It was a background that was simultaneously privileged and a burden.

Ted tried to construct a life of his own, independent from his history, taking him away from the pomp and circumstance of the British aristocracy   …  More

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