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Race Against The Sea: The Catalina Classic
The 1995 run of the annual Catalina Classic paddleboard race, started by Bob Hogan, is documented by Craig Lockwood. With virtually "ideal" weather conditions, surfing legends and watermen gathered to celebrate the super-marathon of oceanic endurance.
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The Captain
In the no-holds-barred 1970s, Michael Larmont did it all. As a competitor, explorer, innovator, and businessman, he laid much of the groundwork for South Africa as a surfing nation.
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Tales From Punanjar
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On Style
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Bar Chords and Single Blades
Mark Anders takes an in depth look at Donavon Frankenreiter's life from growing up in Inland Mission Viejo to becoming one of the first sponsored "free surfers" and gaining rock star status. Donovan's natural ability and spontaneous approach to surfing has set him apart from the rest, often bridging three generations of surfing style into one wave.
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Jock Sutherland
On riding switch, finding his way to Pipeline, the recipe for a perfect trip, Waimea’s mechanics, clean living, the virtue of humility, and enlisting in the Army.
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