How To: Pop Up Like The World’s Very Best
During the Founder’s Cup in 2018, YouTube star and photographer Brent Rose decided to film the event in slow motion. Analysing the footage afterward revealed
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Three Tips To Build Speed From Your Pop Up
Perfecting the basics can sometimes be the toughest part of surfing. Even something as simple as gaining a few more seconds on a wave isn’t actually
Finding Work Life Balance With Auckland Artist Greg Straight
You may not have heard of artist Greg Straight, but chances are you’ve seen his work. His art is prolific and right now he’s completely
Five Minutes With: Filmmaker Damon Meade
While channeling his creative side in a fine arts degree at Massey University in the early 2000s, Damon Meade stumbled across filmmaking. That set him
Film Review: Andy Irons – Kissed By God
On September 3, 2010, Andy Irons won the Billabong Pro at Teahupoo, Tahiti. Two months later, on November 2, 2010, one of the world’s greatest
Five Minutes With: Surf Photography Master Ted Grambeau
When I first picked up a camera and started pointing it at the ocean nearly 24 years ago, there was one photographer’s work that dazzled
Surf Lakes Reveal “5 Wave” Technology In Queensland Mountains
Think Queensland is all about the Gold Coast’s right-hand points and punchy beaches firing to life? Well if Surf Lakes International has its way then
New Zealand Junior Surfing Team Primed for World Champs
The twelve-strong New Zealand Junior Surfing Team heads off to the United States next week to compete at the 2018 VISSLA ISA World Junior Surfing
Featured Unruly Caverns: Chasing Slabs In The Deepest South
A late-season swell offers one last roll of the dice for New Zealand’s big-wave riders and the stakes are high. As the winds swing through
Vege Power: How One Surfer Owned His Wave-Miles Guilt
It’s 10:30am on a Tuesday and Matt Jenks is pulling up outside Japanese restaurant Jitsu in lower Stuart Street, Dunedin, parking his bike and heading