Surfing

An in-depth look at New Jersey based surf photographer Seth Stafford

We have a gorgeous, warm sunny morning with still air hovering over waves in the shoulder to slightly overhead range. Unfortunately,  spring conditions still persist with jumbled, stacked up waves breaking with no rhyme or reason with the occasional shoulder moving through from time to time. Overall it’s a right place,  right time type of morning, but definitely worth a check if you have the time. Related posts:How can I deal with the focused pain behind my knee?

It might be an ugly tail, but it works. It looks like they used a real windsurf rocker. I'd love to measure one and see if I'm correct.

— PAT RIOT OUT OF LEFT FIELD and guest artist BILL BARMINSKI this Saturday, May 25, 2013 | 8-11pm at Known Gallery 441 North Fairfax Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90036 info@knowngallery.com AN ART EXHIBIT BENEFITTING THE MLB URBAN YOUTH ACADEMY ME AND MY BIG MOUTH “Sure, I can fill the entire front room of your [...]

More enjoyable "Digitize It Yourself" documentation.

Friendly competition that rewards participation! For Race Day 2 at Shelter Cove Marina we will have fast, fun races! Leave your gear at home, this is an all One Design race day featuring the Kialoa adjustable PuPu paddle and the BIC Acetec 12'6" Wings. 1/2 mile single elimination races. FREE and open to the public.6pm: Registration and check in6:10pm: Skippers meeting6:20pm: RACES!Followed by hanging out and placement awards. Heats and classes will be decided the day of based on turnout. Get Outside this race day Race Dates Thursday, May 16th, 6:00PMThursday, May 23rd, 6:00PMThursday, May 30th, 6:00PMThursday, June 13th, 6:00PMAll races are at the Marshland Boat Ramp next to the old Oyster Factory. For more info call Outside Hilton Head 843-686-6996to Register on line Click below..Click here to Register for the Summer event...

What happened in your corner of the world over the weekend? Here's a glimpse of what went on North of the border.

If you’re as twisted as we then you’ve watched this a doz times already, but just drink it in one more time from a better angle. Filipe Toledo throws it out there. This is the sort of stuff the 18-year-old Brazilian was doing in a heat against the best surfers in the world. Jordy might’ve won, but this is seriously new level shit. Stab reckons that 18-year-old surfers who have their eyes on a professional career might just need to up their game right now.

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