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Remember that breathtaking photo of Gabriel Medina’s powerful maneuver at Teahupoo during the 2024 Olympic Games? The image, captured by renowned photographer Jerome Brouillet, quickly became an iconic symbol of surfing’s Olympic debut, earning praise from publications worldwide. Now, Medina has revisited that unforgettable moment, recreating the stunning feat within the controlled environment of a … Read more
Surfing legend Cheyne Magnusson, renowned for revolutionizing aerial surfing at BSR Cable Park, has ended his involvement with the Palm Springs Surf Club. The departure, shrouded in accusations and disagreements, marks a significant turning point for both Magnusson and the wave pool facility. Magnusson’s expertise was instrumental in shaping the wave characteristics at Waco’s BSR, … Read more
Revolutionizing the European Surf Scene: Insights from the Surf Park Industry Forum The Surf Park Industry Forum: Europe, held recently in Munich, Germany, brought together key players from the global surf park industry, showcasing the exciting advancements and future potential of this rapidly growing sector. Discussions centered on the innovative wave technology driving this revolution, … Read more
Long before he became the iconic Nicolas Cage, the young Nicolas Kim Coppola, born in sun-drenched Long Beach, California in 1962, harbored a secret fear. Growing up amidst the vibrant backdrop of his professor father and dancer/choreographer mother’s world, and under the towering shadow of his uncle, Francis Ford Coppola’s cinematic success, young Nicolas dreamt … Read more
The waters are churning, and it’s not just the waves. A storm of controversy is brewing around Surfer Magazine, leaving many longtime fans questioning its direction. The recent shift in editorial content has sparked a passionate debate online, with accusations ranging from a perceived political bias to a disconnect from the core values of surf … Read more
Nicolas Cage, the cinematic chameleon, takes on a new role in Lorcan Finnegan’s The Surfer, a film that evokes unsettling echoes of Ted Kotcheff’s Wake in Fright. While bathed in the golden glow of sun-drenched beaches, the film ventures into a far more unsettling territory, exploring themes of isolation, paranoia, and the disintegration of self. … Read more
Shockwaves in Munich: First Major Eisbach Surfing Accident The iconic Eisbach wave in Munich, a beloved spot for surfers worldwide, experienced its first major accident on April 16, 2025. A 33-year-old woman suffered critical injuries after becoming entangled in her surfboard leash while surfing at night. The incident has sent ripples of concern throughout the … Read more
The Wave Bristol, a leading surf park, recently made a significant decision: to overhaul its wave settings. This wasn’t a casual tweak; it involved a complete redesign aimed at creating a more progressive and natural surfing experience. But how do you make such a dramatic change without alienating your core clientele? This blog post delves … Read more
These two new wave pool projects in the desert are absolutely blowing my mind 🤯🌵🌊 👉 Southern Shores – already turning heads with its clean setup 👉 Zion Shores – next level. Literally 🚨 Zion Shores will be the first location in the world with THREE different waves on one location. And these waves themselves … Read more
Artificial surfpools come in all shapes and sizes—and prices. But how do you compare a 45-minute Citywave session with a 1-hour indoor rolling wave session? That’s where Price per Minute Surfing comes in. What is Price per Minute Surfing? Price per Minute Surfing is a standardized metric used by waves.guide to compare the cost of … Read more