Showing posts with label surfing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surfing. Show all posts

Saturday, June 18, 2011

It’s the Philippines’ Independence Day anniversary...



lonely surfboard #surf #jj_forum #jj #surfing #philippines (Taken with instagram)



christmas tree farm by kellyhale on Flickr.



Sampaloc, Manila Skyline 



2000 peso bill:)

pera pera pera hahahaha…:)

tag tag tag….





Php 100,000 Commemorative Banknote in 1998



mars meets west

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Mangoes, Bananas and Watermelons — oh my!

Photo taken in Bicol, Philippines

Miley will be soon back on the stage, when she performs in Manila on the 17th June, before she moves on to the Australian leg of her tour. Make sure you check out a promo video above!



It’s the Philippines’ Independence Day anniversary last Sunday. Thought that this photo might be relevant.

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Lunar Eclipse. Took this photo around 3am today.

One of the fastest growing water sports right now is stand up paddle surfing, or SUP for short. Ironically, this form of surfing actually pre-dated the modern form of surfing we know today, but has recently reemerged as a global phenomenon. Previously utilized by surfing instructors to  be able to manage large groups of students and by Waikiki surfers to take pictures of tourists learning to surf, SUP has gained popularity and has brought in leisure lovers and pro-athletes alike to give this sport a go.

Using stand up paddle boards to take pictures of tourists?! Waikiki surfers are the SMARTEST surfers alive.

So why has SUP gained so much momentum recently? Here are some of the reasons:

1. Zero Learning Curve: You can do this in the bay, river, lake or anywhere that has flat water. Not at all intimidating even for kids, women, and not-so-well-coordinated adults.


This dude seems pretty damn coordinated to me.

2. Excellent Core Work-out: More and more people are getting into this sport for the total body work-out it gives. Plus it’s a lot cheaper than Pilates or Core Kinesis.

This picture is enough to give most guys a total body work-out.

3. For the adrenaline junkies: You can ride out 1-2 feet waves or shred the 20 footers, it’s totally up to you. It’s the closest thing to tow-in surfing, minus a jetski, using your own power with a paddle instead.

STOKED.

4. Very safe: As long as you don’t decide to start ripping monster waves in half on your first day of paddle surfing, the sport is really safe, garnering one of the lowest numbers of injuries when pitted against most water sports.

5. It’s 10x easier to learn than surfing but 10x the fun.

Paddle surfing has certainly ridden the wave of success to become one of the fastest growing water sports today. If you’re in the Philippines, you could try going to places like Anilao, Subic, Batangas or even Boracay aside from the popular surfing spots like La Union to try your hand in this sport. There are a lot of websites like this one that you can visit or videos you can watch if you’re really interested in this up-and-coming sport. So what are you waiting for? Paddle on to your nearest surf spot today!

 

Sapagkat ikaw ay praning…

Ang masasabi ko lang ay….

I’m sure you’ve realized…I’m bikini crazy.