Jarvis Earle

Exploring Australia's Biggest City: Sydney | NO CONTEST OFF TOUR

If Australia is one of surfing’s greatest nations then Sydney might just be the world’s greatest surfing city. With four-million people sharing the world’s largest natural harbour and 50-miles of coastline, blessed with incredible waves year round, Sydney is a modern metropolis on the water, with a storied, gritty surfing underbelly.

From Isabel Letham famously riding waves with Hawaiian Duke Kahanamoku at Freshwater Beach in 1915 through to a string of world champions including Tom Carroll, Mark Occhilupo and Layne Beachley, and on down the line to modern stars like Molly Picklum and Jarvis Earle, Sydney’s competitive bloodline runs deep. While the greater surfing community might know and toast the world champions, it is the hardcore local boardrider scene that is the DNA everything is built upon, and from Maroubra to Avoca and Newport to Bondi, host Ashton Goggans meets a cross-section of crusty locals, and explores the world class waves they live and breathe.

On the back of radical surfing Sydney was not only responsible for the surfboard revolutions of the Brookvale Six and the invention of Simon Anderson’s thruster, but spawned an irreverent and sardonic multi-million surf industry of its own. If that’s not enough, the good old Aussie cafe, complete with avocado toast, washed down with a flat white, has become a global phenomenon, and they were largely born of the beaches too.

None of this exists without the waves however, and from Cape Solander to North Narrabeen, Deadman’s to Voodoo and beyond, Sydney boasts world class surfing around every headland. Press play above and explore it for yourself. #nocontest #sydney #australia

J-Bay vs Skeleton Bay | Surfing the same XL swell at Africa's two best waves

Join us on a 24-hour journey as the XL swell of the year (so far) lights up two of Africa’s most iconic waves on the same day. Some of the world’s best surfers and underground tube hunters give it a crack as we document both locations and compare notes. The only question is, would you rather go left, or right?

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Featured surfers: Brendon Gibbens, Eli Beukes, Jordy Smith, Matheus Herdy, Matt McGillivray, Jarvis Earle, Reef Heazlewood, Jordy Maree, Nat Young, Jake Elkington, Nick Blottnitz, Tiago Carrique, Steven Sawyer, Remi Petersen, Dylan Stone, Daniel Emslie, Ryan Schoon, Bruce Gold, Laura Raupp

A Now Now Media production presented by Monster Energy
Produced by Alan van Gysen and Ernst Ohlhoff
Executive Producers Kazmira Krawchuk and Ryan Franklin
Edited and Directed by Will Bendix

Running time: 15 minutes

HIGHLIGHTS Day 4 // 2023 SAMBAZON World Junior Championships Hosted by Best Western

The tensions rose and heated performances followed with aerial antics, dominant power showings, and all-star clashes providing a moving day spectacle in Oceanside. Now, the stage is set to decide the 2023 WSL World Junior Champions.

The SAMBAZON World Junior Championships hosted by Best Western showcase the most talented 20-and-under surfers in the sport. Winning the event gets these young stars onto the Challenger Series and one step away from the Championship Tour, and adds them to a proud history of past champions. From world champs Andy Irons and Gabriel Medina to tour standouts Sally Fitzgibbons and Jordy Smith, many past World Junior Champions have gone on to become some of the most influential figures in surfing.

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For More Visit: http://www.worldsurfleague.com/

Short Documentary Part 2 | Krui Pro 2023 | Asian Surf Co

Krui Pro 2023 highlights Part 2 - Ever wonder how it feels to compete? Get some unprecedented insights on pro surfing.

The Asian Surf Cooperative is a professional surfing organization with 16 years of experience in organizing, managing and supporting surfing events around the Asian region, from local boardriders club competitions to WSL World Championship Tour events.

HIGHLIGHTS Day 2 // Boost Mobile Gold Coast Pro presented by GWM

Highly-anticipated debuts from some of the world’s best gave way to stunning upsets, standard-setting performances, plus a clash of premier contenders standing their ground against proven talents.

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For More Visit: http://www.worldsurfleague.com/

Was 2022 the BEST Year of Surfing? | BEST OF SURF 2022

What a year. 2022 was packed to the gills with everything the surfing world has to offer. Whether it be seemingly endless historic Teahupoo swells, world title chases or just good ole' free surfing, 2022 surely had a taste of it all.

Not only did Teahupoo fire on all cylinders multiple times this year, but the WSL world tour stop featured nothing more than a spectacle, with local wild card Kauli Vaast securing his spot in the final heat. We can't forget moments from Kolohe Andino in New York, Leo Fioravanti at home in Italy or the rise of women's surfing phenom Caity Simmers qualifying for the 2023 tour.

We can keep rambling on, but we think the video speaks for itself. Toss that popcorn in the microwave and settle in for the wild ride that was the Best of Surf in 2022.

Taiwan Open of Surfing | Final day Highlights

The Asian Surf Cooperative is a professional surfing organization with 16 years of experience in organizing, managing and supporting surfing events around the Asian region, from local boardriders club competitions to WSL World Championship Tour events.