Is it possible to surf a tsunami?: Not really. For one thing, a tsunami does not curl. For another, it tends to be moving too fast – more than 100 mph – as opposed to the typical surfing wave speed of 35 mph. Still, Hawaii officials say a tsunami warning years ago drew more than 400 surfers off Oahu’s North Shore. State officials there have distributed a DVD through local surf shops warning against even attempting such a stunt.Â
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The International Kiteboarding Organization (IKO) has announced a new and unique kiteboard insurance program available to its members located in the United States. The sports insurance offers unmatched competitive rates and the most comprehensive general liability, medical and dental coverage of up to $1,000,000 for each kiteboarding incident.
Moreover, IKO has added a worldwide coverage endorsement  … Details
A congressman has criticized the criminal probe of seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong. The lawmaker suggests the lead investigator is motivated by a desire to bring down a celebrity.
Republican Rep. Jack Kingston, of Georgia, made the comment Friday at … More
Nick Dempsey, RS:X world champion, has encouraged people to dust off their boards and get out on the water for the event which brings the whole windsurfing community together, National Windsurfing Week 2011 (NWW).
The British windsurfer launched an event that will take place from  … More