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Nat Young

Nat Young

United States

Age: 31

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Gender: Male

Nationality: American

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Height: 1.8 m (5.91 f)

Weight: 73 kg (160.94 lb)

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Stance: Goofy

Disciplines: Shortboard Surfing

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2013 Volcom Fiji Pro - Day Four Highlights
After a few days off, the 2013 Volcom Fiji Pro roared back into action at Cloudbreak. Six-to-eight-foot barrels were on tap, and the world's best showed why they earn the big bucks. And while there were tubes and big turns galore, even the best pay the price at big Cloudbreak.
6/11/2013 12:00:00 AM
2013 Volcom Fiji Pro - Day Three Highlights
The swell jumped up from yesterday and this morning it quickly became evident that Restaurants would be the best venue for today's competition. The waves were pumping all day right in front of Tavarua where the world tour surfers were taking their craft to another level with long barrels, critical turns and fierce competitive strategy at one of surfing's most exciting playing fields.
6/6/2013 12:00:00 AM
AUSTRALIAN LOGGING STYLE 1967 Bobby Brown, Midget Farrelly & Nat Young
Here Mr Nat Young showing because it was the Best World Surfer in 1967 ... without words ... just look at these Girazos and thus moving the Superior -....... Tablon the Age.
3/24/2013 12:00:00 AM
Nat Young No Looser Round Post Heat Equipment Talk Nike U.S Open of Surfing 2012.
Buggs w Nat Young on Board Talk
8/7/2012 12:00:00 AM
Nat Young Nike Lowers Pro 2012 Highlights
5/23/2012 12:00:00 AM
Nat Young 2011 South Africa
The WQS bump & grind
8/10/2011 12:00:00 AM
Nat Young In Central America
And you thought he could only surf well in contests
7/14/2009 12:00:00 AM

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2022 ISA World Surfing Games - Competition Day 4 Highlights

9/21/2022   |  

The World Tour Takes on Tahiti After a 2 year hiatus, the @World Surf League Championship Tour pointed their compass south and headed for The End of the Road: Teahupoo. The contest was met with some of the best contestable conditions of the 2022 season and kept Final Five hopes and dreams alive for surfers like Kanoa Igarashi. Local Chopes specialist Kauli Vaast punched his time card as the contests wildcard and ran his golden ticket all the way to the final heat. With all of that contest action, you knew the freesurf sessions had to be just as mindblowing. Ace lensman Scott Hammonds was there to document the early mornings and afternoons around it and has packed together only the best clips for a five minute highlight reel. Dive in now and enjoy Five Minutes in Tahiti #tahiti #surfing #frenchpolynesia

9/8/2022   |  

Italo Ferreira, Caroline Marks, Kanoa Igarashi & crew in South Africa | World Championship Tour Jeffreys Bay in South Africa has long been one of the most fabled stops in surfing. If J-Bay was a tennis court it would be a grand slam, if it was golf a course it would be a major. Whether you’re a fan of competition, or simply a surfing purist who is passionate about point break perfection, Jeffreys has all you could want and more, with a little bit of magic dust sprinkled over the top for good measure. In July 2022 J-Bay was on its best behaviour when the world’s elite surfers rolled into town, and the event and the free surfing that surrounded it were as good as it gets. As the Indian Ocean came alive, and Ethan Ewing silently went about his business en route to a maiden Championship Tour victory and Tati Weston-Webb claimed a maiden female goofy victory for the women, our man Scotty Hammonds was on the sands of the Eastern Cape capturing the pick of the action. From Jordy Smith putting on a masterclass in his home waters to Carissa Moore showing why she’s considered the the best lady to ever paddle into a wave at Supertubes, this edit has a little bit of everything. Stephanie Gilmore and Kelly Slater demonstrate what years of experience look like in picture postcard waves, while Kanoa Igarashi, Griffin Colapinto, Jack Robinson, Caroline Marks, Yago Dora and Italo Ferreira all put on virtuoso performances. Keep an eye out for young guns Molly Picklum and Crosby Colapinto too, as they show us once more why their days will come in the not-too-distant future. At day’s end however there can only be one star and that’s the waves themselves. Take a bow, J-Bay, and we’ll see you again next year!

7/25/2022   |  
 
 

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