March 3rd the day after my Bday we headed up to Salt Creek where we were disappointed once again by even smaller surf 1 ft and talk about trying to get a decent score but tat least is was 80 and sunny so you really cant complain .I got another 1st in masters making it a back to back win yee ha .But had another disappointing open mens final getting 4th .But it was still a decent result.
Also did the Volcom event in seaside in Feb getting a solid 7th place finish 1 wave separated me from a show in the final not bad waves were a decent 3-4 ft .tons of people showed up for that so it was good. Gotta love the volcom events never know what will happen.
And last we had the Arnette comp at Seaside the day after and lets just say i didnt do well at all hahahah.But did manage to get some sick shots from Paula and Rick my good friends/family and personal photographers love u guys www.gothchaphoto123.com .
Also wanted to say i love you to Shawna and Isabella for coming to all my Events and supporting me .
Also working on some great stuff a few new company's in the works for sponsorship Pluey board bags out soon with 7tsurfskate.co.uk and some ads so keep your eyes peeled for Pluey
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If you crave an energy bar that is actually flavorful, instead of something that resembles an old piece of cardboard, I recommend Surfsnack. Made in Cardiff by Jill and Daniel Wheeler, Surfsnack is one of the few energy bars that contains no artificial colors or sweeteners. Instead, the bars are packed with protein in the form of organic oats and a blend of nut butters.
contain so many additives and preservatives that the package recommends washing a bar down with eight cups of water. When I exercise, I don’t want to waste my H20 digesting a bar, I want to save it for hydration. After trying the three bars featured at Bird Rock Coffee Roasters last Saturday morning, I was pleasantly surprised by the fresh flavors of this San Diego-based energy treat.
I took home samples of the Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Power Carve and Coconut Almond Pineapple Express to share with friends, fellow swimmers and surfers. Amid happy gasps of “Oh!” and “That’s tasty!”, the bars were an overall hit. The coconut almond snack was a particular favorite, since the island flavors of coconut and pineapple seem the perfect complement to low-rise/ slow-release sweeteners like dates, palm nectar and agave sugar. Of course, for peanut butter lovers, there is no substitute. Those folks who can’t get enough peanut butter and chocolate will like the Wheeler’s Power Carve bar. Finally, there’s an energy bar that’s rich in flavor, chewy and fresh and the best part is, it’s made right here in San Diego County!
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