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HE’S riding waves and kicking goals and the women love it.
Jordan Polkinghorne has a passion for surfing and soccer.
Good news for him, it’s these two sports that are at the top of what women find sexy, according to a new survey.
Victoria Milan, a dating website for attached people looking to cheat, conducted a survey of 3256 of its female members, asking questions to discover what exactly it was that sets sporting champions apart from regular, talented men.
Soccer and surfing topped the list of most desirable sports.
Whilst Jordan’s single, the 20-year-old says it’s surfing that wins over the ladies rather than soccer … More
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Surfing is admirable as a sport and all — but when we hit the waves, we’re really just in it for the tan lines and congratulatory burrito (shh, don’t tell).
Some surf towns are known for their big breaks, but these getaways also happen to have “gnarly” nightlife, shopping, sweets and culture. They’re totally worth the trip, even if you never set foot on the surfboard. Paddle on in!
THE FOODIE SURF TOWN: … Pictures and more
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The Nixon Surf Challenge 2014 in association with Monster Energy, Reef and Lomography headed to the Russian Far-East, with William Aliotti (FRA) edging out 2013’s winner Vincent Duvignac (FRA) in the shadow of Kamchatka’s volcanoes to be crowned Overall Winner of the week-long, peer-judged surf contest and adventure.
With decent swell all week long and somewhat changeable weather conditions, the invited surfers charged hard in the 1-1.5m waves from the outset, despite frigid water temperatures only just about hovering above the 2 to 3 degree mark. Each of the surfers also had to battle some pretty heavy jetlag after touching down on the Russian peninsula – all par for the course when you fly to the Pacific coastline of the Motherland.
After a distinctly foggy start to proceedings, Day 3 saw the sun finally come out, revealing the mind-blowing scenery for the first time and showcasing Kamchatka’s famous snow-capped volcanoes in all their glory.
Despite spine-chillingly cold sessions in the line-up every day, the surfers were all motivated to surf for as long as possible. For eventual winner William Aliotti, the waves of Kamchatka couldn’t have been more of a contrast to his normal daily routine. Traveling the globe for the last six months surfing some of the world’s most tropical surf spots, William surprised everyone by taking to the cold water like it was nothing. As well as clinching the Overall title, the super-consistent 21-year-old goofy-footer from the Caribbean haven of Saint Martin also captured the Best Trick award after stomping just about every aerial trick in the book.
Attending riders: William Aliotti, Kepa Acero, Vincent Duvignac, Jonathan Gonzalez, Marc Lacomare, Marlon Lipke, Eric Rebière, Benjamin Sanchis, Gony Zubizarreta
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