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In this month's newsletter: 🌊 How to Improve Your Surfing with Back Arm Position 👉 Surfer's Bio: Surfers of the North Shore (the Power Couple Edition) Keahi de Aboitiz and Moona Whyte  🏄 Great White Talk Story with Mark Pesce (Firewire Surfboards) and Macy Mullen (Firewire Team Rider) 💨 Member of the Month: Matt Rode 🌞 2+1 Fin Setup That Will Change The Way Your Surfboard Surfs 😎 Reviews From Surfers 📌 Surfing Events This September How to Improve Your Surfing with Back Arm Position I am always looking for ways to improve my performance in the water and on waves. A...

Blog Overview Taylor Jensen's early life and career beginnings Highlights of his professional achievements and titles Details of his recent victory at the Huntington Beach Longboard Classic Information on Taylor Jensen's signature surfboard models and designs Insights into the surfboard fins associated with Taylor Jensen Discussion on his influence and legacy in the longboarding community Taylor Jensen is a distinguished figure in the world of professional longboarding, known for his impressive achievements and contributions to the sport. Taylor has made a significant impact on the longboarding scene with his exceptional skills and competitive spirit. Early Life and Career Beginnings Jensen's journey into...

NEWSLETTER MARCH 2021   Cargo Slowed Due to COVID-19 at Los Angeles Port - Expect Shipping Delays As if COVID-19 hasn’t affected life enough already over the past year, the latest news out of Los Angeles is that there is a huge backlog of cargo ships stuck offshore. Nearly 700 stevedores are either sick or out of work due to COVID-19 infections and quarantines, so there simply aren’t enough people to process all of the cargo ships that come into the port. On top of that, everyone stuck at home during COVID-19 this year has been ordering things to help...

NEWSLETTER MARCH 2021   Cargo Slowed Due to COVID-19 at Los Angeles Port - Expect Shipping Delays As if COVID-19 hasn’t affected life enough already over the past year, the latest news out of Los Angeles is that there is a huge backlog of cargo ships stuck offshore. Nearly 700 stevedores are either sick or out of work due to COVID-19 infections and quarantines, so there simply aren’t enough people to process all of the cargo ships that come into the port. On top of that, everyone stuck at home during COVID-19 this year has been ordering things to help...

It's June! If you're a loyalty member you may receive our newsletter by mail or email. If you're not a loyalty member, contact us to learn more! You can view a PDF version of our newsletter Hawaiian South Shore June 2017 Newsletter. June News from Hawaiian South Shore The Bell That Made Me Run Home By David Kelly, Owner, Hawaiian South Shore As a kid, I loved summer! I always wanted to be outside playing. So after doing all the chores that were lined up at my relative's house (which by the way I'd try to blast thru as fast as...

SURFING NEWS AUGUST 2021 Surfline Spirit Sessions With Ezra Rodriguez and Hawaiian South Shore Surfrider Spirit Sessions were created in 2006 through a collaboration between executive director Cynthia Y.H. Deroisier and Girl’s Court therapist Emma Pavich. Inspired by Deroisier’s book “The Surfer Spirit,” Pavich asked Deroisier to join her in creating a program that used surfing as a platform to reach at-risk children. In 2009, Surfline Spirit Sessions became a registered, independent non-profit corporation, and it received its 501©(3) status in 2010. It provides six events each year for 100 Oahu youth (during spring, summer, and fall), exposing them to...

NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2021   Christmas Gifts and the Tradition of Ryukyu Glass When I was growing up in Okinawa, it was a US-occupied area with a heavy military and US presence. There was actually a Coca-Cola bottling company there, as many US companies were taking advantage of the tax breaks that were available from basing business in occupied areas. Okinawa is part of the Ryukyu Archipelago, a chain of islands in southern Japan that include Yanaguni, the home of a mysterious underwater monument. The Ryukyu area is also known for its exemplary glasswork, created by local artisans who developed their...