Afternoon Delight from Turkeymelt on Vimeo.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Alex Gray North Shore Afternoon Delight
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Vote for Ezekial Lau for Innersection TV

Let's help one of the hardest working and best surfing high schoolers in all of America, Ezekial Lau, make it for this year's Innersection. Go to innersection.tv and vote for Ezekiel's video in the number one spot of the top 10. Ezekial Lau has a huge future and we can't wait to watch it!
Monday, October 17, 2011
France Roadtrip with Nate Yeomans, Austin Ware & Friends
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Nate Yeomans US Open Photos
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Anthony Walsh Vimeo Video Channel
Update hawaii swell journal no.4 from anthony walsh on Vimeo.
Also be sure to vote for Anthony for the new GoPro Innersection Comp open for voting now at http://innersection.tv/video/299.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Jamie O'Brien signs with Body Glove!


Monday, December 13, 2010
Walshy re-signs with Team Body Glove 2011
Monday, September 20, 2010
Body Glove Surf Team Photos from Hurley Pro at Lower Trestles
Friday, August 6, 2010
Dusty Payne, Austin Ware and Nate Yeomans at US Open of Surfing
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Body Glove at the US Open of Surfing

The huge US Open of Surfing is going on all week down at the Huntington Beach Pier in SoCal. The crew at Hurley, Nike 6.0 and Converse have taken the event to the next level and the surfers, brands and the industry in general are amped for the biggest event in the United States. Body Glove surfers Dusty Payne, Gabe Kling, Austin Ware, Mike Losness, Nate Yeomans, Luke Stedman and Erica Hosseini are all in the main event and most start surfing today. Dusty Payne is also Surfing All-Stars Expression Session next Sunday with 10 other of the best surfers in the world. This event has everything: amazing surfing, skateboarding, art, fashion shows, BMX, Life Rolls On Expression Session and bands including Tomorrow's Bad Seeds and Weezer. Body Glove will be in the mix all week and we hope to see you down there. If you can't make it to Huntington Beach you can catch every heat and every event online at www.usopenofsurfing.com or on their free iphone app.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Anthony Walsh Straddie Sequence
straddie sequence from anthony walsh on Vimeo.
For more info on Anthony Walsh check out his blog at http://anthonypaulwalsh.blogspot.com/ and his Vimeo video site at http://vimeo.com/anthonywalsh
Friday, July 16, 2010
Anthony Walsh Staying Busy
Anthony Walsh Backdoor from Andrew Oliver on Vimeo.
Riley's Ireland October 09 - Walshy from Slut on Vimeo.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Holly Beck, Chandler Parr and Friends in Fiji

Body Glove surfers Holly Beck and Chandler Parr joined friends Mary Osborn, Jennifer Flanigan and Kaley Swift on an epic surf and dive trip aboard the beautiful Tui Tai in Fiji. The girls surfed their brains out, spent time under water, did some stand up paddled, explored waterfalls, drank kava and hung out with the amazing Fijian people. Check out the great Surfline Feature story with captions by Holly Beck.

Body Glove Surfer of the Month: Ezekial Lau
Body Glove surfer of the month has to be Hawaiian Ezekial Lau. Zeke made Hawaii sports history last week at Huntington Beach, Calif., during the 2010 NSSA championships. The 16-year-old from Honolulu won the High School Varsity Men's Shortboard title, becoming the first national interscholastic surf champion in Kamehameha Schools' 123-year history. Lau also won the NSSA Explorer Men's crown.
He followed that up with a win at the Rip Curl GromSearch at Kewalos where he took the Boys 16 and under title, the H20 Overdrive Maneuver of the Event and the Dragon High Heat of the Event.

Not a bad summer month for the kid. Congrats Zeke and we look forward to seeing more!!
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Holly Beck is Very Busy
Happy Memorial Day weekend! I suppose in many places that signals the start of summer. For me, it's the last week of a three month stay in Nicaragua. I head home June 4 for a Body Glove promo at Sport Chalet in Huntington Beach on the 5th, a UCSD alumni surf contest at Blacks on the 6th, then a week of catching up with friends and family before heading off to Fiji to film Drop Zone 2 - a dive and surf documentary - with team Body Glove on June 15, then back down to Nicaragua after that.
The last few months have been awesome and I'm sad to leave. Hopefully the surf and weather are cooperating and you're beach-bound this weekend. It's raining and onshore where I am, so here are some links to check out if you haven't seen them already...
I'm doing a women's surf and yoga retreat in Nicaragua July 17-24 and have a few more spots to fill. If you or a friend is interested, check out the promo video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp46GNpEEAM or go straight to the website. www.surfwithhollybeck.com
The episode of The Lazy Environmentalist featuring me aired recently. You can view a few clips from the episode on their website: www.sundancechannel.com/lazy. Scroll down the list of videos on the right til you find Lazy Surfer - and keep in mind they told me to act more skeptical so that i could be convinced in the end)
I wrote a story on my trip to Haiti for a European women's surf mag called Cooler. It will be out next month, but they did an online interview with me that can be viewed here:
http://cooler.mpora.com/features/interview-surfer-model-good-soul-holly-beck.html
We started construction on our big 2 story, 3 bed/2bath house that we'll end up renting out down here. So far only the foundation has been laid, but it's an interesting process. I made a little explanatory video and posted it to my Facebook page. It is viewable here:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Holly-Beck/125160486073#!/video/video.php?v=396796651134
Another GoPro video of my dogs and I playing in the surf (me getting tubed, them just splashing in the shorebreak) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_dKIJIZ9tg
And if that wasn't enough, Team Body Glove came down last week to shoot photos and video of the 2011 swimwear. The weather and surf only partially cooperated so we spent some time exploring and driving through rivers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8u1AkbH59CE
Enjoy the start of summer!
: )
Holly Beck
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Body Glove Surf Team in Nicaragua
First let me say we scored really fun waves this morning and got some great shots. We split up the team to maximize our productivity. Cheyne and Rob Giley went to check out a super shallow slab for tube shots and Mike Balzer, Scott Smith, and the ladies took a panga out to a big open water left reef. We all scored. It was a couple feet overhead but pretty mushy. Great for photos with a big drop and a solid turn but not at all scary.
Day one the beach out front was solid and hollow and good. The next day we went to a smaller playful beach. It was waist to chest high and mushy, but good for turns and photos.
Yesterday afternoon we went on an adventure to go check a bunch of other spots which involved some cool local scenery and off-roading, tide pool shell hunting, etc. We have been surfing a ton and getting some great shots. I hope you enjoy the first couple behind the scenes shots here. There will be a lot more coming.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Dusty Payne Photo Gallery on ESPN
Gabe Kling Interview on ESPN- Mr. Kling's Wild Ride
Qualifying for the ASP Tour is one of the biggest moments in a competitive surfers' life. Conversely, a career-detouring injury is one of the worst. Just imagine the emotional roller coaster that Gabe Kling, aka "Thor" has been on in the last few years.
Kling first qualified at the end of 2006, the first East Coaster in some time to scale the fence. The celebrations that year at Surf Expo in Orlando were legendary. But that season saw so many sub par waves, he told me it was like surfing "two WQS tours" at the end of 2007 and Gabe didn't have the results on either to stay in the game.
Kling put his head down in 2008, trained hard, and fought his way back on tour for the second time in three years. But following the 2009 Quiksilver Gold Coast Pro, Kling sustained a Medial Collateral Ligament tear and Medial Meniscus tear in his knee as well as a Distal Tibiofibular sprain in his ankle at the O'Neill Coldwater Classic in Tasmania. While the tour went on to a banner season of waves around the world, he was relegated to his St. Augustine couch and a physical rehab regiment. There were hiccups in recovery, and Kling wasn't back in action again until the Triple Crown. But Kling got his bearings at Sunset and even downed Kalani Chapman in his first Round at the Pipe Masters. He applied for an injury wildcard, but it wasn't granted.
Last week, he won the Lowers Nike 6.0 Pro and is in the midst of a battle to qualify for a third time. How does one athlete handle so many ups and downs? A lesser man would cave, but not the good-natured Jacksonville Jaguars honorary captain and power gouger, Thor.
How did you win at Trestles without doing 25 air-reverses?I don't know. It seemed like you were going to have to pull something crazy to win the event. I just focused on surfing smart heats, tried to get the best waves and do my thing. I had some close heats that went my way. It was just a great event for me.
You won the final by a pretty fair margin, but the semifinal heat against Andy Irons was tight as a mosquito's butt. Can you talk us through that heat, including your 7.13?
That heat with Andy was crazy. He broke his board and didn't have a backup with him and he ended up grabbing someone's board, which he hadn't ridden before. It took him a while to get back out and right away grabbed a mid-6, and I still didn't have any good scores yet. I was stressing pretty hard at that point. The waves had shifted to rights and I grabbed a little set wave and got a medium score that ended up being my backup.
I got that 7.13 on a little bigger right. The wall held up through the inside and I got to link up a few turns. It came down to the last minutes and Andy picked up a small wave and ripped it, and he didn't need too big of a score. I was sitting out the back waiting on them to announce it for what felt like hours. After they said he didn't get it I was just losing it -- so stoked! There weren't many waves in that heat and I'd say I got pretty lucky in that one.
You were injured during the winter of 2009 at the Coldwater Classic Tasmania? I know you worked really hard to rehab. You were up for an injury wildcard this year. What was the ASP's reasoning for you not getting that?
They gave it to Neco (Padaratz) and Luke (Stedman.) Both were ranked in the Top 16 when they were injured.
Do you think the wildcard they saved for Andy Irons would have been your slot?
I don't know. It's over and done with and I'm not going to dwell on it. There were a few others going for it also, so who knows how that would have panned out. A.I. has wont three world titles. It was his spot.
I hear that the whole St Augustine crew is getting ready to bomb the Jaguars/Chargers game in San Diego this September? Are you in on that?
I think so. I'd love to go to that game! I like the Chargers. A lot of my friends are big charger fans and I watch a lot of their games. I loved when they beat Peyton Manning in the playoffs and he cried. (laughs) That was great. If I go to the game, I'll have my teal on though of course.
Of course. You guys even go crazy for the NFL draft. Where were you this year for that?
I was at home. It's just an excuse to have a party really. Zander (Morton) had one and everyone built wizard staffs and cooked out. We had never heard of (Tyson) Alualu when the Jags drafted him, but I think he's going to be a beast! (laughs) The year before I had a party at my house and I was a mess. I stayed pretty sober at this one because we were going fishing in the morning, but it was fun.
Have you been in Florida since the oil spill? What are you hearing about the effects on the shoreline?
It sucks. I can't believe it. I haven't been home since it happened. I've read about it, and been keeping up with it. It's devastating and I don't think we have seen the worst of it yet, unfortunately. It looks like the Gulf is going to be ruined for years, and it could be headed for the East Coast if it gets in the Gulf Stream. Hopefully they can figure out how to stop it from spewing oil soon. It's pretty sad.
You've done some training with Ian Cairns in the past. Are you still on that program?
No. I wasn't training with him this contest. I have worked with him quite a bit and got a lot out of it. He was training with the juniors at the event and I chatted with him between a few of my heats, though.
How will the ASP mid-season shakeup affect you personally? Do you think you're in a good position?
I don't know. I don't think they are taking any new guys. They are going off the World Tour ratings and cutting it down to 32. They said there is a possibility for a wildcard and Josh Kerr and I will be candidates for that. We will see how everything goes. I'm not going to stress over it. This result helped my chances for the end of the year if nothing else.
Monday, May 3, 2010
Alex Gray Solo Mexico Surf Trip

Alex Gray kept the spirit of the Best Winter of surf in a long time alive by heading south of the border to Mexico for the season's 1st south swell. He left his Body Glove Vapor Fullsuit Wetsuit at home in favor off a Vapor Surf Shirt Top and a pair of Volcom boardies. Instead of hitting the road with a huge crew he headed across the border solo this time, scored some sick surf at some warm water right points, did some daredevil dining and got punked by the best video game player in Mexico who looks a lot like Alex. Check out the Surfline feature at www.surfline.com/surf-news/mexico-solo_42327/ with some great commentary from Alex.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Nate Yeomans Interview on Surfline
Nate Yeomans interviewed by Surfine during the waiting period for the Bells contest talks about the wave, life as a rookie on tour, equipment, Occy and his stacked first round heat with Dane Reynolds and Andy Irons. Check it out at www.surfline.com/surf-news/rookie-nate-yeomans-talks-about-one-of-the-trickiest-waves-on-tour_42231/









