Surfing

Deep Blue is the name given to a massive great white shark that was caught on camera off the coast of Oahu, Hawaii, in 2013. […]

Shark culling or “shark control” is the act of deliberately killing sharks, thus reducing their population sizes, and preventing shark attacks. But is it necessary,

Hang ten is a phrase you’ll hear a lot in surfing. But what does it mean, why do people say it, and how can you

A well-maintained surfboard will last for years, but if it’s not stored properly or is banged and knocked by rocks, wipeouts, and transportation catastrophes, it

The Thruster fin setup was invented by Simon Anderson in 1980. It is a three-fin setup that essentially adds a central fin to a twin-fin,

It seems like we’re seeing new types of surfboards on the waves every single year. Manufacturers are constantly seeking ways to adapt and improve, and

If you’ve ever been to San Diego county, you likely know something of the history of San Diego beach cliff collapses. While not the most

Even the most avid surfers have something in common: they may or may not know the different parts of a wave. Sure, you’ve spent many

“We’re going to Surf City!” Those words can spark a lot of confusion, and maybe even an argument or two. Surf City, USA could be

June Gloom actually begins in May in San Diego and ends in August, or as San Diego local call it “Fogust”. Why is it gloomy

Surfboards are temperamental. They collect dings, bumps, and scratches, and they are also vulnerable to heat damage. It’s an expensive surfboard and you want to

What is a thalassophile? Are you a thalassophile? If you have a passion and lover for the sea or ocean, whether as a surfer, swimmer,

It’s a nice, breezy day and the offshore winds are keeping the waves just where you want them to be.You and your friends are loving

Whether it’s summer where you are or it’s the dead of winter as you read this, one thing is for certain: it’s never the wrong