Shot in Bali, The Golden Sea reveals a nice, relaxing life. Bali, anyone?
Tag: surfing
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“Brett” Music Video with Big Wave Surfer Jeff Rowley
Big wave footage from a recent session with Jeff Rowley toying with Hawaii’s “Jaws” reef break. I think the video compliments the song well, no? Song is The Soundmen – Brett.
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Electric Blue Heaven
What do you get when you take 10 Russian models, a Lamborghini, the middle of the desert and surfer Dion Agius, riding the some of the largest man-made waves in world history?
This epic conceptual film, that’s what.
via Grind TV and @SteveKamb
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Surfing Vacation in Hawaii
Compared to the rest of our gut-wrenching inventory, this is one of the mellower clips we’ve featured at Nerve Rush HQ. That said, some gnarly cool riding from the guys at Young Wise Tails in Hawaii. Well done, guys.
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Jamie Sterling | 2011 Big Wave World Championship
Grab your trunks and passport and follow Jamie Sterling around the world, to places like Mexico, China, Peru and Fiji as he dominates the 2011 Big Wave World Championship. The soundtrack in this compilation is smooooooooth. Surf-appropriate.
[via Jennifer S. Youn]
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GoPro HD HERO: Backdoor Surfing Session with Sunny Garcia and Kalani Robb
Featuring one of my favorite tracks from RJD2, this clip showcases Sunny Garcia and Kalani Robb, two professional surfers testing out the GoPro HD HERO camera at Backdoor and Pipeline.
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Garrett McNamara Surfs Uber-Monstrous 90-Foot Wave
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Well folks, it happened. Just when you think there isn’t enough adrenaline-packed activity out there, Garrett McNamara shatters our expectations with a 90-foot wave. It happened a couple of weeks ago on November 1st, when McNamara, a Hawaiian professional, was surfing off the coast of Praia do Norte, Nazare, Portugal with fellow big-wave riders Al Mennie and Andrew Cotton.
Al Mennie told Surfer Today, “Everything was perfect – the weather, the waves. Cotty and I surfed two big waves of about 60 feet and then, when Garrett was ready came a canyon of wave of over 90 feet.”
The funny thing–McNamara wasn’t even planning on surfing that day. I read that he had only agreed to go out and tow his friends, but apparently a bit of persuasion got the best of him. McNamara ended up riding the biggest wave recorded on film and certainly one of the world’s highest ever ridden.
You go, brah!