Big wave surfing

Waimea Bay, Hawaii. Greg Noll and friends. Noll came to Hawaii in 1953 and devoted 16 years to conquering the scariest waves he could find, and in many way became surfing’s first big-wave celebrity. His sturdy body and no-holds-barred charging earned him the nickname “Da Bull.”

Découvrez le best-of des photos du mois d'août 2016 avec une sélection de plusieurs disciplines couvertes par Adrénaline telles que le surf, la moto, le BMX, le ski ou encore le plongeon.

It’s not just the surfers at The Right who are crazy. Meet the swimmer in their midst.

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Every adrenaline junkie should add these gnarly, globally renowned hotspots to his bucket list.

I hope it serves as an inspiration to do whatever you love to do and not be afraid to take risks. As big wave surfers, we aren't afraid to take risks, and anyone that gets anywhere in life has to take risks.

Perfect waves at Impossibles, bali.

Johny, 30 something, Europe

Teahupoo is a scary place. Scary beautiful, sure, but also scary because it's one of the most dangerous places in the world to surf.