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- used their surfing moves on small hills. In 1970s, a small group of longboarders honed their techniques, and some were profiled in a 1978 SkateBoarder...
- standard skateboard equipment, with the exception of slide gloves. Most longboarders wear slide gloves and helmets, as these are considered the bare minimum...
- A surfboard is a narrow plank used in surfing. Surfboards are relatively light, but are strong enough to support an individual standing on them while riding...
- Kim Ji-Eun Track-and-field athlete Kim Min-Su Bodybuilder Ko Hyo-Joo Longboarder Ko Jong-Hun Korean military Knucks Dancer Lee Ho-Yeon Model Lee Hyun-Jeong...
- Rwandan basketball player Robert Thomson (cyclist), cyclist, yachter, and longboarder from New Zealand Robert Thomson (executive) (born 1961), Australian media...
- House - Concert Schedule, A Benefit for Guitar Legend **** Dale Pacific Longboarder Magazine, 30 May 19 - Concert and paddle-out for **** Dale – surf rocker...
- Pioneer of big wave surfing Joel Tudor (1976– ) (USA) Famous contemporary longboarder Butch Van Artsdalen (1941–1979) (Haw) the original Mr. Pipeline Dale...
- and orchardist in Lillooet, British Columbia. He was once a sponsored longboarder, scoring his first pro deal at 18. He later founded a longboard shop...
- Times of ****y Metz: Surfer, playboy, explorer & entrepreneur". Pacific Longboarder Magazine. Nerang, Australia: Surf Media Pty Ltd. Retrieved May 11, 2022...
- Robert Thomson is a round-the-world cyclist, yachter and longboarder from New Zealand. Beginning in July 2006, he traveled 12,000 kilometres across Asia...