Noosaradise Surf Trip - Antoine & Edouard Delpero - Noosa Heads
Published on Jun 11, 2014
Noosa Heads, it's a place where we decided to go past Winter to enjoy the Australian Summer.. small beautiful waves, a cool atmosphere coming out from a dream, warm salty water... what else to enjoy & surf ?!
I invite you then to discover some nice images as underwater shots, made during this small trip. Featuring Antoine & Edouard Delpero's sessions with friends
Footages :
• Bali Strickland
Production /Edit/ Realisation :
• SVPPLY STUDIO : vimeo.com/svpplystudio
Video project supported by SEN no SEN, CrossCall (phones everywhere) and OXBOW.
Subscribe Here for daily XTreme surfing videos: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c...
I invite you then to discover some nice images as underwater shots, made during this small trip. Featuring Antoine & Edouard Delpero's sessions with friends
Footages :
• Bali Strickland
Production /Edit/ Realisation :
• SVPPLY STUDIO : vimeo.com/svpplystudio
Video project supported by SEN no SEN, CrossCall (phones everywhere) and OXBOW.
Subscribe Here for daily XTreme surfing videos: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c...
Modern Longboarding Trailer by Alan Robb
Published on Jun 18, 2013
Have fun, keep our oceans clean.
South African Longboard Surf Championships | Final Day Highlights
Published on May 7, 2013
XLTV crew stop in and capture the highlights from the final day of the South African Longboard championships - Long Beach, Cape Town RSA. www.XtremeLife.tv
MUSIC CREDITS:
Artist: Howard Fyvie; Song: Africa | Artist: Dizmas Tension; Song: Jealousy Hurts; Label: Forefront Records; Website: http://www.myspace.com/dizmas | Artist: Colour | Song 9
MUSIC CREDITS:
Artist: Howard Fyvie; Song: Africa | Artist: Dizmas Tension; Song: Jealousy Hurts; Label: Forefront Records; Website: http://www.myspace.com/dizmas | Artist: Colour | Song 9
Longboard Expression Session at Pipeline
Uploaded on Jul 6, 2010
Longboard Expression Session at Pipeline before the final of Monster Energy Pro 2005! Best barrels ever seen in a longboard!!
Leah Dawson Might Save Women's Surfing - The Inertia
Published on Nov 10, 2015
Watching Leah Dawson surf is mesmerizing. It's a dance.
“My biggest compliment is not that I surf like a man, but that I surf like a woman,” says Leah. “If someone watches me ride a wave, I want them at the end of it to know that I’m in love with the ocean.”
She smiles a lot, so that helps. But her movements are unique. And in getting to know her, whether overtly or not, it’s easy to decipher she has more ambitious plans that are naturally unfolding. Through her own resources and energy, she’s quickly becoming a modern ambassador for women’s surfing.
“It makes my heart sing when I see other women out celebrating in the water and just playing and rejoicing,” says Dawson. “They’re not trying to do tricks, and they’re not trying to become number one in the world. They’re just going out for their daily medicine…As a lover of the sport I want to see women feeling more empowered to surf like a woman.”
Dawson is also a storyteller. She makes compelling short films like Peanut Butter, a story about her relationship with a yellowed single fin that a lot of people might have thrown away. And she has a strong opinion about the representation of women in surfing. It’s not about sex. It’s not about performance in the water. For Leah, it’s about soul – another word so thoroughly bastardized from overuse that it’s sometimes hard to recognize when we see it. In Leah, it’s boiling. And she’s not militant or overzealous about how she’s profoundly adjusting the narrative in championing women’s surfing.
She’s just her. And that might be exactly what surfing needs.
The Inertia: Surfing's Definitive Community // http://www.theinertia.com
“My biggest compliment is not that I surf like a man, but that I surf like a woman,” says Leah. “If someone watches me ride a wave, I want them at the end of it to know that I’m in love with the ocean.”
She smiles a lot, so that helps. But her movements are unique. And in getting to know her, whether overtly or not, it’s easy to decipher she has more ambitious plans that are naturally unfolding. Through her own resources and energy, she’s quickly becoming a modern ambassador for women’s surfing.
“It makes my heart sing when I see other women out celebrating in the water and just playing and rejoicing,” says Dawson. “They’re not trying to do tricks, and they’re not trying to become number one in the world. They’re just going out for their daily medicine…As a lover of the sport I want to see women feeling more empowered to surf like a woman.”
Dawson is also a storyteller. She makes compelling short films like Peanut Butter, a story about her relationship with a yellowed single fin that a lot of people might have thrown away. And she has a strong opinion about the representation of women in surfing. It’s not about sex. It’s not about performance in the water. For Leah, it’s about soul – another word so thoroughly bastardized from overuse that it’s sometimes hard to recognize when we see it. In Leah, it’s boiling. And she’s not militant or overzealous about how she’s profoundly adjusting the narrative in championing women’s surfing.
She’s just her. And that might be exactly what surfing needs.
The Inertia: Surfing's Definitive Community // http://www.theinertia.com
