Showing posts with label Aloha Is Everywhere. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aloha Is Everywhere. Show all posts
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OkShoots Crew is global. Thanks for joining us. #OKSC #WaveSlideCulture #SupportOurSport #rideeverything #OkShoots #bodyboard #surfboard #SUP #handplane
Today We Rise!!!
Just wanted to say thanks to all of you who entered our stickers contest. And a massive shout out all of our supporters and people who know what the OkShoots Crew is all about.
We just wanna say that OkShoots is not based on "team" riders as we are not exclusive. As long as you represent the promotion of the stoke, aloha and the "Wave Slide Culture", then all are welcome to represent OkShoots as a part of a giantteam crew. You are the OkShoots Crew!!!




We just wanna say that OkShoots is not based on "team" riders as we are not exclusive. As long as you represent the promotion of the stoke, aloha and the "Wave Slide Culture", then all are welcome to represent OkShoots as a part of a giant




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Beach Marshall POV
Beeg Todd is the beach Marshall for a reason, because he's big. Duh! Some of the Beach Marshall duties consist of set up and break down, getting the riders ready for their heats, & keeping the surf zone clear of any non competitors. Here's some pics Todd took from the last IBA Hawaii event from his point of view. Thanks Todd!!!
Here's Mike Stewart holding a pair of his 2014 signature MS Viper fins. Interestingly enough, they have the traditional asymmetrical shape like Churchill Makapuu fins. It's definitely a full revolution from Mikes endorsement of the traditional boxy vipers, to the current symmetry of the MS Viper. And now the new for 2014 MS Viper.
Dropping
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Call Two Arms.
This is a re-blog from our friends at www.CoastalPlayground.com
Please read and respect the ocean.
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"For all you wave riding hypocrites".
Now back up for one second and soak that in. So before you go looking for me in the water to give me your two cents, or two fists for that matter, understand I'm trying to bring light to the problem of dirty beaches and oceans to whoever may be listening. Now as wave slider's we all want to live a healthy lifestyle, which includes protecting our beaches. But do we really want clean beaches? A part of me says, "fu¢k yeah", but a deeper part of me inside says, "fu¢k no"! Why? Every time I'm at the beach or in the water I see garbage piled up and people walk by it like it's not even there.
I like to tell people about an idea I have for picking up trash while on the way in and out of the water. When I explain it, people get really stoked on the idea and amped about supporting the beach cleanup cause. But, I rarely see anyone pick up a piece of trash these days; it’s like the idea crashes into oblivion like a good south swell at Wedge. Do people have short memories? Or, just DGAF? It bums me out that the people who spend the most time enjoying the water give a $hit the least when it comes to conserving this natural resource.
So this is a call 2 arms, yes YOUR arms to reach out and pick up that piece of trash you see in front of you and throw it away. I propose a "one in one out" rule for anyone who dare to take on this never-ending challenge. Before you go in the water, and before you step out of the water, pick up just one piece of trash; I dare you. I mean after an epic session what better way for you and the boys to keep the positivity going than helping keep our beaches clean.
I'm done with my rant for today. What do you guy's think? I would appreciate any feedback on this piece, whether you agree, or disagree. Thank you to Coastal Playground for giving me the platform to speak.
- LANGDON (LA)
Please read and respect the ocean.
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"For all you wave riding hypocrites".
Now back up for one second and soak that in. So before you go looking for me in the water to give me your two cents, or two fists for that matter, understand I'm trying to bring light to the problem of dirty beaches and oceans to whoever may be listening. Now as wave slider's we all want to live a healthy lifestyle, which includes protecting our beaches. But do we really want clean beaches? A part of me says, "fu¢k yeah", but a deeper part of me inside says, "fu¢k no"! Why? Every time I'm at the beach or in the water I see garbage piled up and people walk by it like it's not even there.
I like to tell people about an idea I have for picking up trash while on the way in and out of the water. When I explain it, people get really stoked on the idea and amped about supporting the beach cleanup cause. But, I rarely see anyone pick up a piece of trash these days; it’s like the idea crashes into oblivion like a good south swell at Wedge. Do people have short memories? Or, just DGAF? It bums me out that the people who spend the most time enjoying the water give a $hit the least when it comes to conserving this natural resource.
So this is a call 2 arms, yes YOUR arms to reach out and pick up that piece of trash you see in front of you and throw it away. I propose a "one in one out" rule for anyone who dare to take on this never-ending challenge. Before you go in the water, and before you step out of the water, pick up just one piece of trash; I dare you. I mean after an epic session what better way for you and the boys to keep the positivity going than helping keep our beaches clean.
I'm done with my rant for today. What do you guy's think? I would appreciate any feedback on this piece, whether you agree, or disagree. Thank you to Coastal Playground for giving me the platform to speak.
- LANGDON (LA)
Ben there, done that!
In a sport of self proclaimed legends and proposed "up & coming" rippers, we tend to forget that our sport has a history beyond the No Friends era (no disrespect). Some legends go into obscurity, others become brand owners. Ben Severson is that Legend that has played the background in many ventures in his bodyboard career. Not only was Ben a ripper, he was an inventor. He created transitional rails. Various tail types. He helped bring wider prone templates to fruition. He designed the legendary BZ T-10. The list goes on. Ben never went beneath anyone's shadow, rather he travelled his own path and created his own style. Please visit www.benseverson.com and get a custom shred sled by the style wizard himself. ShredAloha! #WaveSlideCulture #SupportOurSport



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