It was the female Australian surfers that dominated the Margaret River Pro this month. Sally Fitzgibbons won big over Tyler Wright in the Finals at the Drug Aware Margaret River Pro in Australia. Tyler had won her heat over Sage, … Read More
Stephanie Gilmore of Australia became the women’s champion at the Quiksilver and Roxy Pro Gold Coast, the opening stop on the World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour. Stephanie had beaten three-time WSL Champion Carissa Moore (HAW) in the Quarterfinals with … Read More
As the owner of Surfergirls.com, which is a resource for women and girls who love surfing, I wanted to embrace the most influential female surfers in the world. I named the bio section of the website “Top Female Surfers”. What … Read More
It was speculated that the sport of surfing was spawned in the South Pacific more than 4,000 years ago. (Visualize naked Polynesians paddling out on large boards into an un-crowded lineup). Eventually the sport of surfing ended up in Hawaii. … Read More
The other month I received an email with the following “Words of Wisdom”. I was so moved by it, that I figured this was one of the best philosophy’s to share with others for the New Year. I have no … Read More
With the increased understanding of our bodies that we have gained from science over the past few decades, the benefits of a healthy lifestyle are becoming more apparent, along with the reasons why we should detoxify the body at least … Read More
Swimming is assumed to be the best exercise for surfing. It does not count how fit you are without heaps of paddle. It is all about how fast you can paddle into a wave. The time you can spend in … Read More
Why go to a surf camp? With surfing continuing to explode globally, there are more places to do “surf camp’ than ever. But what is it? A good surf camp is a place where people come together to learn and … Read More