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The world’s best big wave surfers took to the red carpet for the Billabong XXL Global Big Wave Awards at The Grove of Anahaim, Los Angeles, California. Accolades and awards were handed out to those who have contributed to the sport over the past year including Biggest Wave, Ride of the Year and the…

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Surfing is about traveling, meeting new people, experiencing diverse cultures and most importantly, searching for the next swell. With each new location, our riding ability increases even though we don't realize it at that moment we are there. Our planet offers so many surfing opportunities and…

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Mick Fanning and Carissa Moore rang the bell after a thrilling final at the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach, stop No. 3 on the 2014 Samsung Galaxy ASP World Championship Tour. The day started with the Women’s competition where Moore came out on top at Bells Bowl. After surfing the Bells Beachs' best spots…

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According to statistic, more than 40 thousand people drowned in Europe annually, and 10 thousand died in an effort to help them. New life-saving device Restube (water analog of avalanche beeper) appeal to decrease casual quantities on the water and can help kitesurfers, windsurfers, yachtsmen and…

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Michael Bourez, known among surfers as "The Spartan" for his strong attitude and focus took the gold at the Drug Aware Margaret River Pro. Tahitian born, known for his powerful regular foot, emerged on the scene in 2007 as a wildcard in the Quicksilver Pro France where he even took Kelly Slater out…

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Some surfers say that Margaret River, host of ASP World Championship Tour shouldn't be on the list as this place doesn't have the best wave conditions comparing to other stops. This year, the conditions in this Australian location weren't looking any better. No waves, cloudy sky, numerous rounds had…

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Adrex.com brings you full ASP World Championship Tour calendar. The prestigious surfing competition for men and women takes place from March to mid-December 2014. You can look forward to the best surfers giving their best at various surfing locations around the World. We will keep you updated on…

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Bells Beach is the longest-running surfing event in the world, held annually in Australia, beginning its inception in 1973. Named after Torquey's core wetsuit company Rip Curl, Bells Beach is the third stop on the 2014 Samsung Galaxy ASP Men's World Championship Tour. 11-time ASP World Champ Kelly…

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We have already informed you about an upcoming event, the VISSLA ISA World Junior Surfing Championship (WJSC). The competition begins in just over two weeks taking place in Ecuador where over 300 world's best under-18 Junior surfers will test themselves at the perfect, long, peeling left point break…

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Similarly to snowboarding that had already became an Olympic sport, surfing at Olympics begs the question. Should be surfing considered for Olympic Games? Some see it as a publicity stunt or a "sponger" capitalizing on the sport, others see it as a good introduction to the uninitiated, getting more…

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