Is there a better way to learn the principals of physics than through skateboarding? We think not. So, on June 2nd, Tony Hawk, Lincoln Ueda, Jesse Fritsch, Kevin Staab, Elliot Sloan and Neal Hendrix put on a demo in front of the Lawrence Hall of Science at UC Berkeley, for the grand opening of “Tony Hawk’s Rad Science,” a traveling science exhibit created by Exhibit IQ, that demonstrates how gravity, force, velocity, acceleration, inertia and balance make skateboarding possible.
Sebastian Kornum has taken the 2012 NeilPryde Venø Grand Prix, the second stage of the biggest and most popular event series in Danish windsurfing.
The long distance races around scenic Danish islands are simple concept. Windsurfers and kiters meet in one big fleet in a social but competitive atmosphere, with no rules   … More
The EDP Kite Surf Pro Cascais has offered consistent surf and stacked heats for the first day of competition of the 2012 KSP World Tour season, in Portugal.
Riders showcased their world-class skills in side on-shore winds and shoulder- to head-high waves, at Guincho Beach. Australian Keahi De Aboitiz, 19, 2011 PKRA Wave Tour winner, dominated  … More
History has been made in Huntington Beach. Young Hawaiian rider Sammy Morrentino has conquered the DK Pro, Open Amateur and 14-18 divisions of the 2012 US Open of Bodyboarding.
Less than one month after showing off all his talent at the 2012 Science Bodyboard Hawaii Regional Tour, Morrentino is living  … More