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THE TRIBE

A Guide to the Language of the Surfing World

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THE TRIBE 

This 260 page, full color handbook has been designed to help the non-surfing public understand what this unique group of individuals (called surfers) are talking about when describing the waves and their ocean culture.

The handbook features an A to Z  list of the most popular terms and definitions used by the surf culture today.  The original idea came from a stark realization that there is definitely a cryptic language amongst surfers worldwide that most people have no understanding of.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: BARRY C POWER

Born in Playa Del Rey, California, Barry began surfing in the South Bay around 1965 on an old 10-foot longboard at Ballona Creek. His passion for surfing grew after owning his first surfboard in 1973, which became one of his greatest possessions. At 16, he made his first trip to Santa Cruz, and after experiencing bigger waves, he and his friends explored California’s coastline in search of perfect waves. Seeking adventure and uncrowded surf, Barry traveled to Mexico, Central America, and as far north as the Oregon border. In 1981, he faced his first real big wave experience at Sloat Boulevard in San Francisco. By 1990, Barry moved to Hawai’i, settling on the North Shore of O’ahu, and later Honolulu. After decades of surfing and earning a water safety certification, Barry has surfed nearly every major spot on Oahu and the outer islands. With his wealth of experience, he’s ready to share his knowledge and stories with those eager to listen.

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