The History of Surfing
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Published 2015-12-08
Interviews with Robert and Jack.
Enjoy!
Everything cited in a bibliography.
All Comments (21)
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Thank you for narrating, producing, and sharing this! It is exactly what I searched for!!
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I got chills seeing how many people were at his funeral
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Nice job, you should have mentioned wooden paipo boards that people used to ride in the pre surf era
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i heard one person say vikings started surfing, and now sweden. who next, maybe japanese or chinese. come on its a sport of hawaiian royalty, is a sport of our ancestors "hawaiianz"
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Awesome video!!! Thanks so much
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Fascinating! This all so Exotic and unreal , ( I live in East ,tx. No beaches no ocean. Never seen either or a surf board , cant swim ) as its another world alien of sorts . I can't begin to fathom how surfing is done and that's there so much blue water and Beautiful environment in this world . Well back to the barren , desolate Ruin in my part of the world , i am not in hell, but i can see it from here .
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That was AMAZING! Thank you so much=]
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So interesting!
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The Duke was also a Sheriff of Honolulu before and I think during the War.
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5:42🤣…Sumo Suit… Baron Harkonnen lookin-az😄
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Loved this video!!
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Very good, thanks for making this video!
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Informative video, but I would advise to add more details... The history before Duke is limited, and the Endless Summer movie I think deserves to be mentioned for its impact.
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No mention of George Freeth. Why?
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My mother used to surf. She grew up on the eastern shore. Ocean city is a hotbed when comes to surfing. Even surfers from canada would go to Ocean city. My mother loves the Ocean. She even road on a dolphin one time.
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What about before he Sport? Surely it was a method of travel around islands?
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Hannah: Please learn to pronounce the names!
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A few minor inaccuracies. Love the old footage and appreciate the honoring of Duke's legacy.
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Great job love the info
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Epoxy surfboards were developed by Florida surfer Greg Loehr and California surfer Clyde Beatty in 1980. They weren’t widely accepted until Clark foam closed in 2005 but, as you stated, are the cutting edge. Greg Loehr was recognized for this development by the International Surfboards Builders Hall of Fame in 2016
