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Europe’s first artificial surf reef is in the final phase of tests in Boscombe, Dorset, England.

The £1.4 million project will be ready for surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing and bodyboarding next month.

The reef will not create waves, but acts as a ramp which changes the way the waves break and will certainly improve the quality of the surf and produce a long right-hand ride of around 75 metres for surfers, and a shorter left-hand ride of around 35 metres most favourable for body boarders.

During clean, long period swell, the reef and the inshore banks would all be surfable.

The reef at Boscombe is designed to …  Details

windsurferBeach Telegraph Publications has today launched Windsurfer International Magazine – a free-to-read monthly digital publication serving-up a multimedia feast of juicy articles for action-hungry wind addicts worldwide.

• Quality Multimedia Features
• Global Focus
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• Embed in Your Website or Blog
• Live Beach Telegraph Feed inside

After founding the popular news aggregation Blog www.BeachTelegraph.com , Editor Brian McDowell aims to deliver a feature-rich service to complement the up-to-the-minute news that Beach Telegraph provides.

With a strong slant on environmental issues, Windsurfer International (WI) mag is also for people who care about the ocean and want to help protect our planet in return for a good read…  Details

Video Skateboard – Dew Tour Portland Skateboard Vert – Fresh off his X Games gold in the vert ramp, Pierre Luc Gagnon, has followed it up with a win at the Wendy’s Invitational in Portland. It was the second stop of the Dew Tour and PLG dominated with multiple 720s, and flip tricks on almost every wall in between.

Bottom Line: 3D adds a little something extra to this movie-length advertisement for X Games.

Only in the loosest sense is “X Games 3D: The Movie” an actual movie. Essentially a promotional film for extreme action sports and ESPN, the network that developed the sports franchise, the footage hits theaters with the added attraction of 3D.

3D does lend an exciting new dimension — yes, let’s use the word — to this death-defying sports competition with its jaw-dropping stunts. Enthusiasts, most of whom are young men, will jam theaters during the film’s one-week engagement. But it’s hard to imagine anyone else, other than willing dates, being interested.

After shooting something like 50 hours of 2008 X Games events …  Details