Who Was King Kamehameha?
Kamehameha I is one of the most important and significant people in the history of Hawaii. He was a warrior, leader, and diplomat who united […]
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Surfing
Whatever your surfing needs, The Grom Life can help point you in the right direction. We’ve done the research on foam surfboards, groveler, shortboards and fishes. We have helpful information for beginner surfers and intermediate surfers looking to up their surfing game.
Surfboard Anatomy: The Parts Of A Surfboard & What They Do
This surfboard anatomy guide covers the parts of a surfboard are called and what they do. Understanding how the parts of a surfboard work, what
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Drowning, Dry Drowning, Secondary Drowning, & Near Drowning
Drowning is suffocation caused by fluid immersion. It kills thousands of people a year and while the risk is relatively low for the average person,
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What Are The Health Benefits Of Surfing?
The stereotypical surfer is a bronzed god or goddess with chiseled abs, toned arms, and a healthy smile. They’re often depicted as being happy, laid-back,
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Why Surfers Should Consider Open Water Swimming
Open water swimming is challenging but rewarding. It tests your body and your mind, but it also provides a wealth of health benefits. What Is
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8 Of The Best Cars & SUVs For Surfers
A good surf SUV or vehicle is one that’s durable, spacious, and affordable. It should offer everything that you need without blowing your budget. 8
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Ventura, California: Surfing and Staying in San Buenaventura
Ventura is the gateway to the Channel Islands National Park just north of Los Angeles, and a great place to catch some waves. It was
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When Did Hawaii Become A State?
Hawaii became the 50th state on August 21, 1959. The former nation of 137 volcanic islands is the only state-recognized as an archipelago, the only
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Covid 19 & Surfing – How The Pandemic Changed Surfing
The outburst of COVID-19 on the scene hasn’t exactly made anything easy these past two years. But for some corners of culture, the waters have
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When Do The Seasons Start & End & What Surfers Should Know
When do the four seasons begin and end, and what do these changes mean to you as a surfer? Whether you’re in the northern hemisphere
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Is Low Pressure Good For Surfing? Yes, Here’s How
What is the relation between low pressure systems and waves, how do these systems work, and how do they become storms and rain? Let’s take
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What It’s Like To Surf Under The Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the United States—a jewel in the Golden State’s crown. It’s iconic, beautiful, and
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Offshore, Onshore, and Sideshore Winds & Surfing
Onshore, offshore, sideshore—which of these winds are best for creating waves? Wind direction is a key component of all surf reports, and it’s not uncommon
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Who Is The Surfer Alex Knost?
Who is Alex Knost, what do surfers think of him, what does he do with his free time, and where does he live? In this
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How Should Flip Flops Fit & Other Flip Flop FAQs
In Australia, they call them “thongs”. In Hawaii, they’re “slippers” and in Texas, they’re often known as “clam diggers”. Wherever you’re from and whatever you
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Visiting The Channel Islands National Park California
Often known as the Galapagos of North America, the Channel Islands National Park is located just 11 miles from Oxnard and is surrounded by the
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