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Kiteboarder Wins 68K for Surfing Monster Wave HowHow toto SmackSmack aa LipLip 55TropicalTropical TripsTrips KiteboarderKiteboarder WinsWins BillabongBillabong XXLXXL Leeshai Miller Photo Stephen Whitesell June 2005 5 9 Plus: . Plus: 5 $ A TheThe NameName BehindBehind thethe Flames,Flames, S U KiteKite ShowShow CabareteCabarete && IslamoradaIslamorada InvitationalInvitational 2 3 411411 News and Information Dan Moore earns a years salary in a matter of a few minutes. Photo Robert Brown KiteboarderKiteboarder WinsWins 68K68K forfor SurfingSurfing MonsterMonster WWaveave By Chuck Patterson Hawaii’s Dan Moore recently received a check for $68,000—$1,000 per foot—for winning the 2005 XXL Billabong Global Wave Awards. Respected on the North Shore for pioneering tow surfing and kiteboarding, 48-year-old Moore was towed into the winning 68-foot bomb by Mark Anderson, at Jaws, Maui this last December 15, 2004, in one of the biggest swells in years. The veteran waterman from Sunset Beach took a beating when he was forced to straighten out after racing down the 68-foot monster. "It was an amazing day, just massive," said Moore of the December session. "We saw that wave forming way outside and my partner, Mark Anderson, made sure I got it. He pulled me into it really deep and it just walled up across the reef and I took a Award Winners real high line. I was going faster than I've ever gone on a wave in my life, and there The Monster Paddle Award were all these crazy chops, bumps and steps in the face. I was trying to hang on and Shane Desmond, Santa Cruz it was borderline out of control. When I saw the lip coming over ahead of me, I knew The Monster Tube Award I was in for it. It was just a full rinse cycle. Now I know what a gecko feels like when Dylan Longbottom, Bendalong, New South Wales a person steps on it." Dan shows off his 68K smile. The Surfline/Jay Moriarity Best Overall Performance Photo Ryan Riccitelli Billabong has held the XXL for the last five years which challenges surfers to conquer Shane Dorian, Kona, Hawaii the biggest wave of the winter season. Many of the participating teams spend weeks studying weather charts and marine The Monster Women's Award forecasts trying to predict the biggest swells of the winter. Moore received his check at the Billabong XXL Awards cer- Jamiliah Star, Santa Cruz, California emony at the Grove Theater in Anaheim, California in front of over a hundred of the who’s who of surfing. Photographer The Best Wipeout Award Richard Brown received $5,000 for capturing Dan racing death. Check out www.billabongxxl.com for more photos. Darryl "Flea" Virostko, Santa Cruz, California Kiteboarders Win Three Years in a Row In a contest as crazy as the XXL, everyone who participates deserves respect. Many of the tow teams would be charging even if there wasn’t the $1,000 per foot incentive. For most, riding giants is just another day in the office. For the last three years several members of the winning tow teams have also been kiteboarders. In 2003, professional surfer and kiteboarder, Ryan Rawson towed his partner Makua Rothman into the winning wave which earned them $66,000. In 2004, Pete Cabrinha, owner of Cabrinha kites, was towed into a 70-foot wave by Rush Randle, also a kiteboarder, which earned them $70,000. This year’s winner Dan Moore helped pioneer kiteboarding on Oahu and made one of the early kiteboarding Ryan Rawson videos called Wind Junkies. It’s great to have these guys in our sport. They deserve respect as watermen Photo Ryan Riccitelli Pete’s winning wave from 2005. Photo Tracy Kraft and for pushing the limits of nature. 16 17 411411 News and Information 411411 News and Information Cuban Kiteboarding Paradise IKO Offers Insurance Pro Wakeboarder Masters Kiteboarding in Two Hours Discovered You Can’t Refuse By Corky Cullen By Marina Chang By Susan Straw Fidel Castro would not be happy if he knew For as little as $89 a year, that we recently discovered his secret kite- you can now get internation- boarding spot. Alejandro Baldoví opened The al kiteboarding accident and Kite School this spring in Cavo Guillermo, liability insurance coverage Cuba. Armed only with EH Kiteboarding gear, from IKO (International Alejandro was able to stake his claim to one Kiteboarding Organization). of the most pristine kiteboarding beaches in This insurance also covers Cuba. The location boasts flat shallow water you on the snow, excluding for some 300 yards out from the beach, 10- Cavo Guillermo, Cuba’s sandy beaches and the USA and Canada ($65 annual fee). Kiteboarders need to be 28 knots winds, and a convenient hotel just steady wind are perfect for kiteboarding. IKO level 3 J, and snowkiters level 3 K to qualify for this insur- steps away. The school is open year round Photo Alejandro Baldovi ance offer. If you don’t have an IKO certification, you can go to with the best season being the Cuban winter from November through April. For more information, any IKO center for more information or check out check out www.thekiteschool.com, or email [email protected]. www.ikorg.com. L to R: Collin learns how to rig up. Collin begrudgingly puts on the radio helmet. Chuck Patterson helps Collin get off the beach. Collin wakeboarding at The Dominican Project. Photos Ryan Riccitelli The Kiteboarder Face it; the sport of kiteboarding is easy. OK, let’s just say Kiteforum.com Fthat it’aces a lot easier than it wasi fivet years! ago—especially with all the advances in kites, bars and boards. While I was Improved Magazine Co-sponsors at the eXtreme Hotels launch party in Cabarete, I watched By Marina Chang pro wakeboarder Collin Harrington learn to kiteboard in only a couple of hours. Collin, who was just picked up by Kitesurfers/websurfers the 1st Stop on Cable Quiksilver, was eager to put his skills to the test under a will be happy to learn crew of instructors that included pro kiteboarders Andy that kiteforum.com was Wakeboarding Pro Tour Hurdman, Chuck Patterson, Bri Chmel and myself. recently upgraded. By Matt Cotton Chuck, Corky and Bri Chmel made the perfect pit crew. Photo Ryan Riccitelli Easier navigation, better In a place where the wind can die for weeks on end, it’s no wonder that The lesson started out with kite flying instruction from integration, more information, and new depart- the Ski Rixen has become a kiteboarder hang out. Located at Quiet Andy Hurdman. After ten minutes, Collin was ready to hit ments are the major changes you’ll appreciate Waters Park in Deerfield Beach Florida, Ski Rixen is a cable park wake- the water. Collin grabbed his Liquid Force 138 Substance when you click on the recently re-hauled kite- boarding facility, and more recently, a place for kiteboarders to hone their wakeboard, a Liquid Force M-80, 12 meter kite with a forum.com. Motivated by a recent hack which skills.The first stop of the cable wakeboarding pro tour was held April 16, pulley bar and suicide leash and we walked up the shut the site down for weeks, webmaster and 2005. Doug Schumacher took first in the Masters division. Diego Shaw beach. While Chuck held his kite, Collin threw on his tran- Sasha Peschel boosting at the sit bindings and took in a few words of advice from Bri founder Toby Braeuer upgraded his server to took first place in the JR men and Robb Mapp won the pro division. Ski Rixen event. Photo Matt Cotton power the site more efficiently. Professional kiteboarder, Andy Hurdman placed second in the amateur men’s division. Hurdman has been train- and myself. It actually was more like, let’s give him the Visit www.kiteforum.com. ing at the Rixen for the last year and commented, “The Rixen is a great place for beginners to develop edging kite and let him go. We tried to rig him up with a radio Toby also runs www.kitebeaches.com, skills as well as pros working on that new handle pass.” If you haven’t had a chance to ride a cable park, check helmet, so we could give him tips while he was on the www.kiteschools.com and www.kitetravel.com out www.skirixenusa.com. water, but Collin would have no part in that. In a few moments, Collin was up and riding.The funny thing about wakeboarders who are learning to kiteboard is they try to chase the kite like it is a boat. After two or three runs of By Oliver Govers Music is an integral part of many of our lives and most of us can’t do without it. chasing the kite to the opposite end of the beach, Collin Here’s a subjective list of noteworthy music of differing genres to suit any occasion. was going upwind and jumping the beach break. It was cool to see him pick it up so fast. It made us all feel like Artist: Bloc Party Artist: Handsome Boy Modeling School Artist: Slightly Stoopid Artist: Iron & Wine we were good teachers, but we knew it was really all Album: Silent Alarm Album: White People Album: Closer to the Sun Album: Our Endless Numbered Days him. Look for Collin on a windy, Florida Beach near you! Genre: Post-Punk Rock Genre: Hip-Hop, Rock, Roots & More Genre: Reggae, Ska, Punk Genre: Indie Folk After a couple hours Collin was doing little ollies. Photo Ryan Riccitelli Description: Energetic debut by this group of Description: Producers Prince Paul and Dan Description: Let’s get this party started! Description: Talented singer-songwriter Sam London youths brings edgy, guitar-driven The Automator’s album brings together all Drawing from a strong reggae influence with Beam’s simple melodies and acoustic compo- rhythms and witty lyrics backed by great drum ends of the musical spectrum featuring 25 dif- some ska and punk mixed in, this group from sitions that accompany melancholy and touch- Professional Wakeskater, Brian Grubb, Learns To Kiteboard work and occasional synth soundscapes.
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