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When Adam Sitar sees a puddle gather on the grass or a sandbar in the river, his mind starts racing: kickflips, big spins, 360s, pop shuv-its and nose slides.
Skimboarding might not be the only thing on Sitar’s mind, but he sure thinks about it a lot.
Flatland skimboarding is the newest water sport to come to South Louisiana’s rivers, lakes, ponds and puddles. This type of skimboarding Sitar and his fellow University skimboarders practice is a little different than typical wave skimboarding…
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Fresh of his giant-killing run at the Gold Coast ASP World Tour event where Julian Wilson defeated Kelly Slater, the dynamic Sunshine Coast surfer enjoyed the ambience and fun peeling waves at Noosa’s first point today to take two major wins on the opening day of the GSI Noosa Surfing Festival.
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The Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) North America Longboard Qualifying Series (LQS) saw three-time ASP World Longboard Champion Colin McPhillips (San Clemente, CA), 33, claim the ASP LQS 1-Star Costa Del Mar Pro this afternoon in peaky three-to-four foot (1 metre) surf at Ninth Street in Huntington Beach over Hawaiian talent Kai Sallas …Â Details
High school guidance counselors are great at providing insight for life after the 12th grade. They’re usually well versed on which colleges offer programs aimed towards your ideal career path. Sure, they can rattle off majors, tuitions, GPAs and SAT scores until they’re blue in the face. That’s all well and good for your parents, but chances are you’re real questions still go unanswered.
“How’s the nightlife?” “Is the student body a lively bunch or are they all pocket-protector wearing nerds?” And, most importantly for us surfers: “Is there pumping surf nearby?” …Â
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