Results for World News
Confirmed: Shawn Dollar sets new biggest wave surfed world record
Less than two weeks after winning the Pacifico Paddle Award at the Billabong XXL Big Wave Awards ceremony, Guinness has officially certified Shawn Dollar’s 61-foot wave at the Cortes Bank off California as a new World Record.
Blood in the Water at Teahupoo
Mother Ocean, the madding crowd and the reef at Teahupoo conspired to create a day of vivid contrasts for Alain Riou. Commencing with disaster and ending up in triumph it was hard for him to feel much joy in the circumstances.
Surf Shoulder Training: Stretch, Mobilize, and Strengthen
I think I’m close to a shoulder operation, and it’s no fun. In all honesty, I’m pretty good with shoulder rehab, training, tissue work and beyond, but sometimes injuries are just too destructive to deal with non-surgically. I bothered my shoulder on Friday doing some heavy sprint work, and those workouts are typically really good for power training and explosiveness.
Beautiful Woman Swims with Great White Shark
So here’s something you don’t see everyday: a beautiful girl clamped onto the dorsal fin of a Great White Shark. If you do see this everyday, then you’re living a great life.
XXL Awards Sees New Paddle World Record
Hawaiian surfer Shane Dorian (Kona, Hawaii, USA) has walked away with one of the sport’s most-prized accolades, the 40 year old winning the Ride of the Year award at the annual Billabong XXL Global Big Wave Awards ceremony, held at The Grove theatre in Anaheim, California last night.
Getting away from the ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ Ubud
Once in a while, a book comes along that changes the dynamic of a town, transforming it from a sleepy tourist haven to an overnight sensation, attracting hordes of visitors who hope that the essence of the story will rub off on them.
Gay Surfer Speak About Homophobia In Up Coming Documentary
On Monday, NBA center Jason Collins published an eloquent essay on Sports Illustrated’s website in which he revealed to the sports world that he’s gay. Collins is now the long-anticipated first active male athlete in a major American sports league to do so. Many more will surely follow. After all, about 4 percent of the people reading this article are gay or lesbian. 5 percent if they’re from California. Statistically speaking, at least two of the pros competing on the men’s and women’s draws of the World Tour are likely to be gay or lesbian.
Bali’s top 10 secrets
From beach clubs and aphrodisiac cocktails to sophisticated high tea, the ‘island of the Gods’ has plenty to offer travellers. Here are Bali’s top 10 secrets, as revealed in Bali Secrets from Deck of Secrets.
Surf Training for Stability and Flow
This is a complicated topic that takes years of study to fully come to grips with the “why” and “how” it all works. The “so what” for the average surfer is pretty simple. So let’s step through it.
Climate Change is Affecting Surf Conditions
Some people in the world still like to believe that the climate is not changing, but it most definitely is. You can see evidence all around you every day, and there has been a plethora of scientific research done on the subject.