Surfing

An epic video with an epic score of a real life subway surfer! Who needs waves when you have the metro train? I'm sure the cops are looking for this guy and his subway surfing will come to an end, but in the meantime hang ten bro!

This has to be one of the coolest things I've ever seen! Watch Robbie “Maddo” Maddison take his dirt bike surfing in Tahiti. He's always wanted to try it and he finally got his chance. We could be seeing the beginning of an all new motorsport, cycle surfing!

Shark week is over, but the sharks don't care! This weekend professional surfer Mick Fanning was attacked by a shark while competing in the J. Bay Open Final in Jeffrey's Bay, South Africa. He managed to beat the shark off using his fists.

Watch as Chris Hau combines two of his passions -- surfing and playing guitar -- into one impressive GoPro clip.

In the annals of good ideas, this falls well short of, say, the wheel.

The next great surfing sensation has arrived.

What's a surfer to do when they're trapped in a concrete jungle like, say, New York City and waves are nowhere in sight? These two gnarly dudes come up with the only reasonable alternative -- motorized surfboards.

That's Sugar, the surf dog riding the biggest wave ever by a dog his size in a small dog surfing contest. It happened this weekend at Surf City Surf Dog -- a weekend-long event in Huntingdon Beach, California. We've got lots of pictures of the event too, which means you get to experience the whole thing without succumbing to massive wet dog funk. You're welcome.

In the world of big wave surfing, there’s Garrett McNamara and then there’s everyone else. Not content to simply surf by on big waves, McNamara recently set a world record for surfing the biggest: a 90 foot monster off the coast of Nazaré in Portugal. That’s taller than an eight story building!

A 27-year-old California man narrowly survived a horrific shark attack while surfing 150 yards offshore in the waters off Marina State Beach on Saturday.

Surf’s up. Hawaii became the first state to officially recognize surfing as a high school sport, which will take effect by the spring of 2013. Funding for the program will come from the private sector and the community. “Surfing has been a really big part of my life and has taught me a lot of valuable lessons: what hard work and perseverance can do, time management and how to stay organized,”

The Red Bull Surf Team recently shot footage of pro surfers Bruce Irons, Kolohe Andino and Jamie O’Brien catching some Indonesian waves — with emergency flares attached to the back of their boards.