On June 22nd,2014 The Young and Brave Foundation will host SURFING 4 a CURE. This event is a surfing relay where two people from each 12 person team will spend one hour at a time in the water surfing to raise money for pediatric cancer research.
Bob and Bill Meistrell, two of the most influential men in the history of surfing and diving, and two of the South Bay’s most revered watermen, were memorialized on Thursday June 4 with the unveiling of a bronze sculpture depicting them as young Los Angeles County Lifeguards.
ET Surf is a “Surfer’s Surf Shop,” with hundreds of surfboards in stock at all times..
“We are about surfing actually,” laughed shop co-manager Dan Connell “We might not make as much as profit by carrying the more profitable things, but we’ve got all your surfing needs.”
Started in 2001 by Robbie French, Perfect Day Surf Camp has camps at Redondo Beach, Santa Monica, Manhattan Beach, and
In the car scene, fads come and go. Billet, pro street, mono-colored, and neon excess throw-up from the 80s and early 90s has been replaced by the equally as gaudy so-called rat rod/rockabilly car scene that’s as tired as a firestone wide white. Bucking all trends, JD Massey’s 1955 Ford Ranch Wagon stays on the constant vein of traditionalism that feeds the heart and soul of classics.
Bob and Bill Meistrell, two of the most influential men in the history of surfing and diving, and two of the South Bay’s most beloved watermen will be memorialized with the unveiling of a bronze sculpture depicting them as youg Los Angeles County Lifeguards.
One morning their breakfast conversation ended with Doms saying he was ready to join Fyffe and Smith on a training run to the R-10 buoy.
After hearing reports from fellow surfers of a great white in the water in front of his Manhattan Beach home, photographer Gus McConnell went shark hunting Tuesday morning.
Instead of soaking the rays poolside in Palm Springs or being flipped around an inner tube in tow on one of the southwest’s desert lakes or waterways, for the fourth year in a row the Mira Costa Surf Team spent their spring break bopping around the playful breaks of central Nicaragua.
During his induction into the Hermosa Beach Surfer’s Walk of Fame on Saturday, retired lifeguard John McFarlane, 86, recalled trying to explain to his USC fraternity brothers why he went surfing every time he had a vacation
From the time John McFarlane became a Los Angeles County lifeguard in 1951, until a decade after his retirement 32 years later, whenever he had a vacation or a day off, he surfed
Fenton Scholes, Dick “Mo” Meine Fenton “Fent” Scholes is the sole surviving member of the Palos Verdes Surf Club, founded
Presentations of the LA Surf Awards will highlight the Seventh Annual Spyder Surf Fest on Saturday at the Hermosa Beach
Sparky Hudson started surfing in front of his El Porto home when he was 12 on a beautiful 9-foot board his dad made for him. It weighed 58 pounds.
9th Annual Hermosa Historical Society Surf Film Fest Meet and greet new and past Surfer’s Walk of Fame inductees. View
The Lunada Bay surfer who agreed to be quoted for this story wasn’t born into surfing the point, but knew a few of the boys, stayed tough, kept quiet, and earned a few waves here and there.
