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Mavericks: The Story of BigWave Surfing
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A voodoo wave. The Everest of the ocean. What surfer in his right mind would choose to surf Mavericks with its 50degree murky water, 60foot faces, punishing rock bottom, and shifting Central California currents over riding the warm, blue, big waves of Hawaii? But Mavericks presents a surfing challenge like no other. Each winter, starting in October, an elite corps from around the world journey to Mavericks to test themselves on its cold, forbidding wavesbecause challenge, above all else, motivates the bigwave surfer. With heartstopping photography and an exceptional, driving text, Mavericks tracks the 1/2ve most dangerous days in the breaks history, including its first casualty: bigwave celebrity Mark Foo, who died on the morning of his very first visit. Surf journalist Matt Warshaw weaves into this vivid record the complete and unconventional history of bigwave surfing, from its ancient Hawaiian origins through to the modern drama of towin surfers. Like Into Thin Air, Mavericks promises to transcend its core audience, appealing to the huge armchair market that is enthralled by the sporting life lived at the extreme of danger.
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