01/05/2008
Coming off the top, knowing you're about to drive down the face and into another section.
The point where you really feel like you’re owning the wave. You can see what’s ahead, who is paddling out watching you, and you’re already thinking about what to do next.
The top turn is what you want it to be. Vertical, horizontal, tight, extended, loose, fast, lazy, fins out, floating, a means to an end. Whatever. Works best when immediately following a nice bottom turn.
August 2008. Western Australia has been sitting under a high pressure system the size of Europe for the last 2 weeks.
A brief summary of New Zealand's finest pointbreak.
Get up at dawn and be the first out, or wait until the morning shift is over?
There's an incredible variety of waves between the Fosse de Capbreton and Seignosse, but one bank is a little different from the rest.
Coming off the top, knowing you're about to drive down the face and into another section.
Argentina might not be at the top of your must surf list, but this little book may push it up a notch or two.
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