The
guys & gal behind the scenes. email
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Henry Pope
Malibu
What break do you call home now and
why? Surfrider Beach,
Malibu. The reason I call this break home is because
I live less than a minute from there. I am there
everyday. I can hear the waves when I fall asleep
at night.
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Aliza Almarez
Venice"Weekend Warrior"
Surf Reporter
What break do you call home now and why?
Venice Breakwater, is not the best wave in the world,
but it gets good when it wants, there is no other
place like Venice |
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Todd Soley
Santa Monica Surf Reporter
Coming soon...... |
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Matt
Venice Surf Reporter
If you want to surf, just go do it. Get a suit and
a board and get in there. Stay out of the way, watch,
listen and learn. You provide the effort and pretty
soon you’ll be the guy surfing instead of
the guy watching from the beach.....
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ALEK
El Porto Surf Reporter
Spent
most of my childhood years growing up on the mainland
in ghettospectacular LBC, so I’d paddle out
at all the nooks and crannies between Surfside and
Huntington Beach… the Bowl, Anderson Street,
the Cliffs, Taco Bell Reef, the Apartments, and
of course, HB pier.........
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SCOTT WHITMER
Manhattan Beach Surf Reporter
What qualifies you to judge the waves for the rest of us? I use to be a judge for the Bud Surf tour and for the WQS. I traveled all over and judged the best surfers in the world from Tom Curren to Kelly Slater. |
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PAUL VANDERHEIDEN
Hermosa Beach Surf Reporter
What
do you do for a living?
Multi Store Manager/ Sunglass Icon., Oakley Inc.
I Manage 2 stores where the rich and wanna be famous
people of LA. Spend there cash on $1000 a pop glasses.
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ADRIAN NICHOLS
Hermosa Beach Surf Reporter
What break do you call home now and
why? Manhattan Beach Pier and Second Street
Hermosa. Good People, Good Surf (sometimes), Good
Times
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SETH BROWN
Hermosa Beach Surf Reporter
When
confronted by a big, thick closeout barrel do you
straighten out or pull in and enjoy the view?
I enjoy the view. With the beaches becoming more
and more materialistic how could you pass up the
only view you can’t buy?
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Joseph Colwell
Torrance/South Redondo Surf Reporter
Any
words of advice for someone who is just learning
to surf? Respect the locals and never give
up. I know it sounds cliché but it’s
true. So many people take it as a fad and don’t
stay with it. It could change your life and you
outlook on it. Also, when that big double over head
set looms on the horizon, don’t forget to
sack up! |
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Chris Aguilar
Palos Verdes Surf Reporter
What qualifies you to judge the waves for the rest of us?
Grew up in the water in Palos Verdes and surrounding areas and have a vast knowledge of swells, tides, and other oceanographic information that contributes to how we will get surf. I have always remained close to the water for as long as I can remember. Surfing is my passion and I love sharing this sport and talking about it as often as I can. |
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