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July 2011Issue 12
FREENew Jersey’s Surf Magazine
MA Regionals • Life Rolls On • June Gloommagazine
location; JERSEY[team rider. zach greaser ]
photo. ryan mack
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calendar 10-11
future fins 12
Mid atlantic regionals 14-16
harrry's recipe 17
local quiver 22
ryan mack 27-28
catcher in the theigh 30
life rolls on 33-34
june gloom & Hurricanes 36
costa rica 38-39
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creditsPublisher• Jacoby Enterprises, LLCPhotographers• Jon [email protected]• Josh [email protected]• Joe Guagliardo• Ryan Mack• Rich Hawthorne• Loudini• Mike Incitti• Kris ShinnEditorial:• Phil K. [email protected]• Travis Ajay• Ryan MarksGraphic Design• Michele [email protected]• Ed JacobyAdvertising Sales• Josh Jacoby• Donna Rauh-Wanat
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Cover Photo: Ryan Mack
Cover Photo: Ryan Mack
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(10) Girls (14 & Under) 1st NSC-1 Katie Gordon 2nd CNC-4 Sydney Pittman 3rd CNC-1 Katie Ognovich 4th CNC-2 Taylor Sledge 5th GA-2 Lauren Bloess 6th GA-1 Georgia Cook
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(11) Junior Women (15-17) 1st SNC-2+AS Darsha Pigford 2nd SSC-1T Grace Muck-enfuss 3rd DMV-1 Rachel Harrell 4th CNC-1 Alyssa Horner 5th SNC-1 Chandler Von Cannon 6th CNC-2 Morgan McIntyre
(12) Women (18-29) 1st OBNC-1 Leanne Robinson 2nd DMV-1 Kelsey Willison 3rd SSC-2 Bridget Johnson
(13) Ladies (30 & Over) 1st CNC-2 Mindy Fitzpatrick 2nd CNC-1 Beth Schub 3rd SNC-2 Marty Mentzer 4th SNC-1 Jo Pickett 5th SSC-2 Amanda Dittloff 6th OBNC-2 Dorothy Edwards
(14) Menehune Long-board 14 & Under, M/F) 1st NSC-1 Luke Gordon 2nd SSC-2 Zach Freyer 3rd CNC-1 Thomas Horner 4th VA-4 Billy McGarry 5th VA-3 Noah Fiedler 6th NSC-2 Katie Gordon
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(15) Junior Longboard (15-17) 1st SNC-1+AS Bradley Rose 2nd GA-1 Josh Richardson 3rd SSC-1 Chaz Schuck 4th CNC-4 Andrew Swindell 5th DMV-1 Bob Fernandez 6th SNC-2 Brennan Plotner
(16) Men Longboard (18-34) 1st SNC-3 Julian Kingon 2nd CNC-2 David Taylor 3rd VA-1 Brandon Minor 4th CNC-6 Kyle Sumer 5th CNC-1 Josh Bradley 6th CNC-4 Thomas Capps (17) Masters Longboard (35-49) 1st VA-1 Ricky Judalena 2nd CNC-1 Paul Poston 3rd VA-3 Ryan Merritt 4th CNC-8 Pem Mancuso 5th SNC-1 Craig Newkirk 6th OBNC-1 Joe Gillen
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(21) Menehunes Bodyboard (14 & Under) 1st VA-2 Thomas Carlson 2nd VA-1 Noah Fiedler 3rd CNC-1 Braden Munden 4th DMV-7 Brennan Cooling 5th DMV-5 Simon Hetrick 6th SSC-1 Hartley DePass
(22) Open Bodyboard (All Ages, M/F) 1st VA-6 Thomas Carlson 2nd VA-1 Noah Fiedler 3rd VA-2 Jackson Lewis 4th VA-3 Forrest Roberts 5th VA-8 Chris Bullington 6th VA-4 Nick Boniface
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So... This was my second time surfing and I was at 2nd avenue in North Wildwood with my boy friend and some close friends. I was riding an 8"6 fun board and the waves were like thigh to waist high. I was the first one to paddle out and was in the water for not even five minutes when I go for my first wave. From what I can remember I started to stand up and my board started to nose dive, then flipped over in shallow water and I landed on top of the board. When I landed on the board I think the nose had gotten dug into the sand so my impact was pretty heavy when I landed on the fin. When I stood up, I didn't feel any pain, just pressure on my thigh. When I looked down I saw an orange puffy flab of skin hanging from my thigh and that's when I
started to panic. I was yelling to my boy friend who was just paddling out and I remember seeing his jaw dropping facial expression. I literally was holding my flesh together as I got out of the water. When I got to the beach my friends called 911 and kept telling me not to look at it, so of course I looked down and that's when I started to go into shock.
To make a long story short, my thigh was punctured so bad there was a 3-4 inch hole on my thigh. The doctor had to stitch the inside muscle area of the wound first, then stitch the outside to close it up. There were around 250 stitches total, with three hours of surgery. I didn't want any pain medication, so they gave me Novocain instead. About ten days later I went back to the hospital because they had to drain my leg of all old blood to prevent any infection which hurt like hell. All this thick dark blood was being pushed out of the wound and it was disgusting. When they took the stitches out the wound just opened right up so when they were done draining it
they put staples in. A very fun experience to say the least and should get the staples out soon...
MD - This is probably one of the worst surfing injuries I have ever seen... I think the million dollar question is, will you ever go surfing again?
The Injured - Yes, I will be back out in the water to learn how to surf.
MD - I have to ask... How was the movie Soul Surfer?
The Injured - ....
MD - Just Kidding :)
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What an amazing day in WWC for The life rolls organization. Being a part of the event, we had the opportunity to witness something that seemed impossible become reality. Life Rolls On is an organization that is dedicated to improving the quality of life for those affected by spinal cord injury through the use of action sports. Local surfer Chad Desatnick had suffered a very severe accident from a hurricane swell, shattering his C6 and C7 Vertebrae back in 2001. Even during his 18 month rehabilitation he has been involved with LRO and looks forward to running the event year
185 Volunteers, 38 Surfers, 1 Incredible day
after year. On September 29th Chad will host the 6th annual golf tournament held at the Cape May National Golf Course for the benefit of the LRO organization. Everyone involved with the event did a fantastic job and the emotional impact from watching these surfers reactions was indescribable. Great job everyone....
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Summers in New Jersey are known for its overcrowded
lineups and second-rate waves. It’s easy for people on
the outside to make the mistake of thinking there are
poor waves in this neck of the woods at all times because
the majority of them only see the waves during its worst
months. June gloom came and went with the occasional
bump to get surfers by, but for the most part it left us all
teetering with the hope of an active hurricane season. The
Atlantic has the potential to produce major waves and
minor damages (hopefully) up along the east coast in the
mid-late season around August and September. The two
months account for 61% of the named storms since 1950.
Hurricane season stretches from June 1 to November 30
and many experts are predicting around 15-18 named
tropical storms, 8 hurricanes, and 4 major hurricanes. The
average number of storms in a season is 10. Keep in mind
that this information doesn’t mean we will have an above
average season of swell. It just means there will be a better
chance of swell. And to be honest, we’re all crossing our
fingers just to be sure. Cape May local George Allen is
hoping for big things out of August and September. “I’m
always optimistic when it comes to the surf we get here
later in the season,” Allen said. “You just have to know that
June and July always suck while making sure the summer
doesn’t get you soft for when the good stuff comes.”
The reason for the buzz is because of the cooling
of waters over the Eastern Pacific Ocean caused
by La Niña. The cool waters invariably shifts
global wind patterns, produces lighter wind shear
in the Atlantic Basin and helps nurture tropical
cyclone formation. Those same light winds make
up a crucial ingredient in the creation of a named
storm. We can only hope that the usually quiet July
presents us with some swell, but our sights are
mostly set on August and September. During those
months the Atlantic waters are warmest because
of the constant exposure to sunlight throughout the
previous months and thus, we get the highest sea
surface temperature and ocean depth temperature
acting as fuel for tropical storms. As we saw last
year and two years before that, it’s safe to say that
business will be a-boomin’ around that time.
With June in our rearview mirrors it’s safe to say
that many of us spent a lot of time in and around
skate parks or cruising around on longboards
trying to stay prepared. The important aspect is
to stay optimistic and to keep your eyes glued to
hurricane trackers. Although it’s not as exciting as
the Kentucky Derby, it makes things a little more
fun to place bets on which storm names will come
to fruition. Take your picks: Arlene,
Bret, Cindy, Don, Emily, Franklin,
Gert, Harvey, Irene, Jose, Katia,
Lee, Maria, Nate, Ophelia, Philippe,
Rina, Sean, Tammy, Vince and last
but not least; Whitney. I’m going
with Philippe and Gert. Mark my
words.
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Moondoggie: How would you describe the importance of fitness and surfers?
Jeff: Fitness is one of the keys to performance, A surfers ability to go from a lying position to a standing position in a split second and maintain their balance is impacted by two areas of fitness. One the core strength abdominal, hip and leg muscles that help the surfer pop up and two the upper body, shoulders and back muscles that help stabilize the surfer as they pop up. If a surfer understands these key areas of fitness it can give them a tremendous advantage of being able to pop up in a balanced position and allow their focus to be entirely on what they will do on the wave rather than trying to find their balance while getting on the wave on the wave.
Moondoggie: Can you talk a bit about all the impact of new board technology and shapes?
Jeff: There are alot of new board designs out there and stuff just keeps getting better all the time. shapers are getting better at meeting surfers needs thru the different types of waves and their skill level. I could go on about all the different shapes and designs out there and that shapers are getting better about finding what the people need. However one of the challenges about that is surfers can help by not putting too much emphasis on the equipment and and putting more focus on themselves. If I could somehow inspire or help them to rearrange their thinking that it's as much about the surfers conditioning and awareness of their paddling skills, knowledge about wave size and speed and wave positioning, and what to do once you're on it, as it is about their equipment It's not as much about the "Arrow" as it is about the "Indian". There seems to be a tendency to place too much emphasis on the equipment and not enough on ourselves. You take a guy like Kelly Slater, you could give him a wooden door and he could surf on it because he has done the work and is conditioned. Guys like you and me can benefit from the many shapes and designs immensely if we remember to take responsibility for our conditioning, awareness and knowledge and understand that the equipment is not magical answer to improvement.
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Hola Playa Hermosa, back to Cabinas Las Olas with the crew.. •
Arrived to a pumping south swell.. •
Day 2 we got Boca Barranca going for 200- 300 yards, is the worlds 2nd longest left point, Crocs didnt bother any of the guys! Stoked!! •
Bruce Irons and Dayne Renoylds were in town ripping!! •
Saw some of Costa Ricas amazing wildlife at Manuel Antonio National park, mokeys, slothes, snakes, frogs, ect.. •
With the solid south swell all the spots were working, Roca Loca, Boca Damas, Playa Escondida, Little Fiji, and the shark pit were ALL working!!! •
by, Travis Dauria
• Enjoyed ladies night at Backyard Bar, Taco Tues at Las Olas and Tsunami Sushi in Jaco..
• Jam sessions with guitar on the front porch..
• Longs days of great surf and hot sun, long Central America party nights with the crew, a few hours of sleep, and do it all over again!!!! PURA VIDA style..
• You know you are in Central America when u find a baby croc on ur front porch..
• Thanks to Mas Aqua Photos, Viking Surfboards, Modasten Sunglasses, Hyper Flex Wetsuits and Bee Line Hawaiii..
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