Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts

Monday, December 13, 2010

The surf event at Huntington Beach California

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The surf event  at Huntington Beach, California is held to honor the ocean and protest coastal pollution. Several thousand reportedly attended the event, in part to recognize a spiritual aspect of man's relationship to water, the coastline, and the surf. Whether it's massive rolling ocean waves, or standing waves in rivers, or wind-driven lakewater, people around the world find a way to get out and ride on belly boards, kiteboards, longboards, wakeboards and more.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

funny, Timed Sport Photos 40 Perfectly

It's easy to make a funny sport photo. When people are moving and straining they usually have strange facial expressions. But this selection is not only about such expressions, otherwise it would be too boring. That's all about perfectly timed photos.


Thursday, July 8, 2010

Snowboard in Banff Canada

Of all the places I have ever been, this is possibly the best snowboarding resort in my view. The snow is wonderful, the terrain is giant, pretty & filled with variety, & best of all the people are a  of the most laid back & genuinely friendly people I have ever met.
snowboard in banff canada

Monday, February 15, 2010

Oregon Kayak and Canoe Club Progression

I've always had a soft spot in my heart for whitewater paddling clubs.  The Missouri Whitewater Association was like a second family to me growing up.  There are many reasons to be a member of a paddling club.  They bring people together for important cooperative efforts like river conservation, competitions, and of course, one of the more popular activities, beer consumption.

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Lebron James Campaigns To Retire #23 From NBA in Honor of Michael Jordan


In an attempt to honor retired NBA great Michael Jordan, the Cleveland Cavs' star Lebron James is campaigning to retire the number 23 from the entire NBA, and wants to start by changing his own jersey number.