Archive for Month: January 2020

Surf News

• What is a shark spotter?
  A shark spotter is a person responsible for monitoring the presence of sharks near the coastline. His or her job is to detect the ocean's predator in crowded swimming beaches and popular surf spots. The majority of shark spotters are strategically located in elevated positions like cliffs, mountains, and high rock outcrops.
• How social media is ruining the magic of surfing
  Social media fooled us. They promised a world in which we could share the best of us, and we're slowly witnessing the death of what made surfing such an appealing sport and outdoor activity. The banalization of surfing's unique essence and spirit is something surfers should really reflect on. What are the main differences between […]
• World's biggest wave pool opens in South Korea
  Spanish wave pool company Wavegarden and Daewon Plus Group opened the gates to the world's largest surf park in South Korea. Wave Park, Asia's largest wave park, was officially opened with a formal ceremony and a testing surf session in Siheung. The centerpiece of Wave Park, a mixed-use real estate development, is the world's largest […]
• What are the benefits and risks of ice baths?
  Ice baths and cryotherapy are increasingly popular among athletes and active gym enthusiasts. They use cold water therapy after exercise as a method to speed up recovery and improve performance. Whether you want to gain muscle, run fast, or workout hard, when it comes to any athletic progress, you need to do two things to […]