Life…tomorrow you could go away so today be happy
just a little something that everyone can live by, we’re all human and can only control ourselves to a certain extent but the main thing to remember is there is nothing more important in life than being thankful and happy for what you have, who you are, your physical ability and most importantly your health.
Dancing with Felecia
What is currently classified as Tropical Storm Felecia brought the islands a rare east swell. The spunjahchronic staff took to the streets and drove far from home in search of something suitable for a bodyboard. We stumbled across this wave all the way over in Waimanalo. In a military only access portion of the beach we hiked to a raging side wave that showed no mercy for it’s takers. Pictured here is SpunjahChronic.com part owner Mark Bas. Da Hapz put in work for this one lugging over 40 pounds of camera equipment along the sands of Bellows beach for nearly 2 miles. Eastern exposures are expected to rise even higher tomorrow. Who knows what’s in store for the HI state. *SPUNJAHCHRONIC*
This Just in Mike Stewart’s back in the lead!
Mike Stewart wins the Arica Chile IBA tour contest! He is now the tour leader as well! All we can say about his man is can’t stop won’t stop!
At 46 years old Mike is doing these like it was 1992 at pipeline but this photo was shot by “Da Hapz” in 2009! And he’ll be back shortly in a few months to keep the pipeline in check! Just an example of what taking care of your body and mind can do for you!
South Pacific Journal by Paul Benco
While Hawaii was getting slammed with epic waves on it’s southern exposures in June Paul Benco was off in some distant islands a little deeper than the rest. Read about his journey in search for the best bodyboarding waves in the Pacific as well as his experiences.
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Photographer Vincent Devert was up in his homelands of Tahiti at the same time Paul Benco was up there. He captured some mind blowing crystal clear images of Paul. If you are looking to link up with a top notch photographer on your next journey to the south Pacific Vincent is the man. Check out his sight vincentdevert.com and enjoy the images. This guy is on it!
