Joel Parkinson (AUS) was taking a ski back to the lineup in Round 2 at the Oi Rio Pro, when he was bucked off the back of it.
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In honor of Gabriel Medina's return his homeland, the Oi Rio Pro went all out to celebrate the first-ever Brazilian World Champ. Check out World Surf League analyst and former big wave charger Strider Wasilewski on Air Medina, a reverse bungee that let fans test their mettle on a simulated boost.
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Miguel Pupo (BRA) breaks down how to tackle the punchy beachbreak at Barra da Tijuca, contest site for Stop No. 4 on the Samsung Galaxy Championship Tour, the Oi Rio Pro.
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With Nepal still reeling from the damage caused by the 7.8-magnitude earthquake on April 25, 2015, clean water in the area is a luxury now more than ever. Waves4Water, which sets up activation sites around the world, brought lifesaving filters to Nepal for one if its most important disaster relief efforts yet.
With Nepal still reeling from the damage caused by the 7.8-magnitude earthquake on April 25, 2015, clean water in the area is a luxury now more than ever. Waves4Water, which sets up activation sites around the world, brought lifesaving filters to Nepal for one if its most important disaster relief efforts yet.
Board Shorts: Flying High in Rio
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Joel Parkinson (AUS) was taking a ski back to the lineup in Round 2 at the Oi Rio Pro, when he was bucked off the back of it.
In honor of Gabriel Medina's return his homeland, the Oi Rio Pro went all out to celebrate the first-ever Brazilian World Champ. Check out World Surf League analyst and former big wave charger Strider Wasilewski on Air Medina, a reverse bungee that let fans test their mettle on a simulated boost.
Miguel Pupo (BRA) breaks down how to tackle the punchy beachbreak at Barra da Tijuca, contest site for Stop No. 4 on the Samsung Galaxy Championship Tour, the Oi Rio Pro.
With Nepal still reeling from the damage caused by the 7.8-magnitude earthquake on April 25, 2015, clean water in the area is a luxury now more than ever. Waves4Water, which sets up activation sites around the world, brought lifesaving filters to Nepal for one if its most important disaster relief efforts yet.
Check out activation sites in Vanuatu and Bali and for more information visit wavesforwater.org.
With Nepal still reeling from the damage caused by the 7.8-magnitude earthquake on April 25, 2015, clean water in the area is a luxury now more than ever. Waves4Water, which sets up activation sites around the world, brought lifesaving filters to Nepal for one if its most important disaster relief efforts yet.
Check out activation sites in Vanuatu and Bali and for more information visit wavesforwater.org.