Surf and She Surf: The Rise of Female Surfing are two brilliant books to get you fired up about the bright and exciting future of waveriding.
You’re never too old to surf. Only injury might slow you down, but even then our minds can stay much younger than our bodies.
One of the biggest ways to tackle the climate crisis can come from cutting our own carbon emissions: flying less and driving less, eating less meat and wasting less food...
Exciting news... we are hosting the 2021 dryrobe English Adaptive Surfing Open on Thursday 8th July.
Sustainability is a central pillar to a resilient and healthy surfing future. But what does ‘sustainability’ mean to us as surfers?
Brazil has recently injected a much-needed spirit of diversity into the annual world title race in an exciting movement collectively known as ‘the Brazilian Stormâ...
Surfing is not all go-it-alone, but usually a social activity where sharing space is demanded.
Jenny Jones is a British professional snowboarder who became the first Briton ever to win an Olympic snowsport event, after winning a bronze medal at the 2014 Winter Olympi...
From laidback go-with-the-flow attitudes, to post-punk-hipster, lifestyles have been shaped around the ‘cool’ of surfing.