Mavericks Big-Wave Surf Contest
Event organizers are making a special effort to protect the environment by making Mavericks a climate-neutral event.
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Event organizers are making a special effort to protect the environment by making Mavericks a climate-neutral event.
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Fun at Waimea Shorebreak with Andre Botha, Billy Thiel, Eddie Soloman, Surfer, Clark Little and more… Video by Paul Topp www.paultoppp.com
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Dec 8th, 2009 @ Waimea Bay Oahu, Hawaii.
Quicksilvers 2009 Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational
Just a bunch of clips that i have from that day.
Last clip in slow motion is Greg Long’s winning perfect 100-point ride.
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Surf video of various North Shore surf spots on Oahu, Hawaii.
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Maverick’s Half Moon Bay annual big wave competition!
1/12/08
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The Mavericks Surf Contest was no day at the beach for spectators. Unexpected waves breaking on shore swept dozens of spectators from their perches on the manmade jetty at the southern tip of Mavericks beach.
Authorities spent the rest of the day warning the thousands attending the event about the dangers, and closed off large portions of the beach.
While the debate over spectator safety raged on shore, South African Chris Bertish beat 23 other surfers and carried home the $50,000 first place prize. He said he will spend part of the prize money paying back his brother and two friends, who loaned him money to buy his airplane ticket.
“It’s hard to explain how much water was moving around out there,” said Chris, “I took the worst beating of my life out there.”
Mavericks big wave surfing is a annual event that attracts surfers from around the world to Half Moon Bay, California. This years event was held on Saturday, February 13th, 2010.
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Andrew Barber and friends surfing in the British Virgin Islands, Tortola in Febuary 2007 at such places as Cane and Apple Bay.
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surfing dolphins clip from the 2003 BBC “Wildlife on One” episode Dolphins: Deep Thinkers, narrated by David Attenborough. The educational clip narrates that the maintenance of social bonds in complex animal societies such as dolphins and humans may be the explanation for why both dolphins and humans exhibit “play” behaviors into adulthood and full maturity. Footage is from Jeffreys Bay, South Africa. AFAIK this special was never broadcast in the United States.
Check out the BBC’s website often for the full video, as press reports have indicated they will put all their full programs online.
This video continues with the next part here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwJaUFHs-C4
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