If you are in the San Diego area be sure to come out for the 100 Wave Challenge at Mission Beach this Saturday. Yes, 100 waves in one day! And yes, it's nuts but we are doing it to get mentors for young men that need a positive role model in their life. @Joe Sigurdson @Anton Anderson @Brett Morey Support me here if you can: https://secure.qgiv.com/event/16thannual100wavechallenge/account/2081984/

FIRST THINGS FIRST, WATCH THIS VIDEO: https://www.loom.com/share/237dfac35f7d433793e3dbae8b455453?sid=5b35b969-72cc-45d4-805e-f37f07d0218b Welcome, Surf Space! Now that you watched Anton explain the community, Ready to dive in? Get stoked - you are now part of an exclusive community of surfers worldwide. This is our corner of the web, a place where you can share your experiences and your questions both in and out of the water. In this community, you'll find a diverse group of surfers at all levels who, like you, are wanting to have fun and get better. Start by introducing yourself to the community below! This isn't the time to sit on the shore. 1. Introduce yourself in the comments area. 2. Comment on 3 people's introductions. 3. Like 2 people's comments. Share a little bit about yourself: - Who are you? - What do you love most about surfing? - What are you hoping to get out of this community? - Share a photo of yourself surfing or your favorite wave!  PRO TIP: As you interact, you'll earn additional points which will unlock the ability to Post and DM other members, as well as unlock bonus courses in the classroom. Share - provide valuable support and climb the leaderboard. Thanks for being here!

Brainstorming ideas & topics for future content and live meetings. Would love input, since we make all our content with you in mind! - What are you struggling with at the moment? - Are there any topics that have peaked your interest recently? - Any questions you've had while out in the water lately? Any comment is welcome and appreciated! Thanks for being an amazing group!

I am writing a blog for Degree 33 on general surf etiquette right now and would love your input. How would you define a kook? I often hear varying answers…

It seems the trajectory for progression in the surfing world is aimed at who can ride the lowest volume boards. Contrarily, I’ve found that the great progress I’ve made in my surfing, especially as it relates to style, speed, and flow, are when I am practicing on higher volume boards. (Longboards and midlengths). I wrote a blog on this and would love to hear your thoughts. https://www.degree33surfboards.com/blogs/gettin-pitted/why-surf-bigger-boards