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Sam Lloyd

Description:To me, life is all about decision making. The quality of your decisions=the quality of your life. Personal development allows you to make better decisions...

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Sam Lloyd

Description:To me, life is all about decision making. The quality of your decisions=the quality of your life. Personal development allows you to make better decisions...

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Description: Graduate Admissions Counselor at Ashford University, Owner at http://www.surfblogspot.com. The owner has over 12 years of surfing experience. Counsel prospective students on the admissions process and opportunities available at Ashford University.

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penfold, papersurfer

Description: penfold writes for papersurfer Slightly bald. A bit pierced. Quite tattooed. I do some building, surfing and eat some cakes. I'm a graphics/web designer and photographer. In between the above I write unfinished books, draw half pictures and don't grout all of the bathroom. Did I mention the surf? I quite like it... I did finish this one: "Papersurfer - diary of a middle aged surfer"

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Chase Miller, The Surfboard Man

Description: Chase Miller is a California based Journalist. He Writes alot, Surfs even more and tweets when he feels like it. Chase is also an avid beach volleyball player and an advocate for Red and Blue Peanut Butter M&M's.

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Kelsey Scott, The Distressed Mullet

Description: Kesley Scott is a writer on information on stand up paddleboard, sup boards, SUP, paddle boards, standup paddle, how to stand up paddle, stand up paddles, stand up paddle boards, with stand up paddle board on Distressed Mullet Blog.

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Lee Bartlett, Surf Commission Blog

Description: Lee Bartlett was born in Truro 1970. Raised in Newquay he took up surfing with a bunch of mates at the age of 14. At 17 he entered his first contest, the "Cornish and Open" to which he finished 3rd in the under 18's. In 1989 the 18 year old entered the English National Championships for the the first time. Lee won the Open event, in clean 3-4ft conditions. He is one of the youngest surfers to do this. Into the early 90's Lee was a growing force in the Uk contest scene, but lacked the winning know how. In 1994 Lee finished runner up in the British Open final held in Jersey, to his good friend and then English Champion Randall Davies. Randall was unstoppable from 92-94. He won everything there was to win. Randall was the English and British Open champ when he died from lymphatic cancer at the age of 23. Losing one of his best friends seemed to spark something in Lee that was to earn him 4 consecutive British Open Titles, which to this day has not been equaled. In 1996 Lee spent 6 weeks in Hawaii under the watchful eye of master shaper Eric Arakawa, learning the art of shaping. On his return to the Uk he spent most of his time watching Nigel Semmens throw some foam in the "OM" factory. Over the next 6 years Lee would shape boards for HIC-Bilbo-Dynamite-Island Classic, as well as promo boards for Fosters-Guinness-Animal. Into the 2000's and Lee still competes at selective events. He say's "my sponsors are pretty cool, they dont demand that I do every event out there. They are pretty happy if I get the odd picture in the mags or DVD section, and that suits me. I just want to enjoy surfing without the hassle of getting results. Like they say, a happy surfer is a good surfer."

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Al Mennie, Surf Commission Blog

Description: I love all forms of surfing from flat water stand up paddle boarding to my favourite big wave surfing. Surfing is a really big part of who I am and has given me so much in life. I've met most of the people I know from being a surfer and I have had some of my most memorable moments in the surf.

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Maarten, Mad Windsurfing

Description: Nice that you are reading Mad Windsurfing. This site was originally my travelblog. Now I am focusing solely on windsurfing. With this site I try to promote the best sport in the world: Windsurfing.

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