ISA Surf Instructor and Judging Courses to be held in Bali from 28 May – 2 June 16 May 2023, Kuta-Bali: The Persatuan Selancar Ombak Indonesia (PSOI) and the Asian Surf Cooperative (ASC) are excited to announce the first ISA educational courses to held in Indonesia since 2019, which will be held in Kuta, Bali from 28 May -2 June The ISA Surf Level 1 Instructor course from … [Read more...]
GET YOUR ORIGINAL BALIWAVES SURF WEAR and support the Team.
Click through the photos to see what we have Hello Bali people and thanks for taking a look here at our baliwaves original surf wear I know you can’t pick them up until your here in Bali on your next holiday and we are happy to have your baliwaves tee shirt safely put aside until your here and then we can deliver it to you or you can come meet us and pick up in person. … [Read more...]
Helen Bells your Australian emerging contemporary artist
JUST CLICK ON THE PHOTO TO SEE MORE (New art added 8/11/21) Helen Bells your Australian emerging contemporary artist Stage: EmergingStyle: ContemporaryMedium: Acrylic on recycled canvas ARTIST STATEMENTHelen’s art is very immediate and spontaneous. Colour seems to dictate where she goes.Her artwork on pre-used canvas sits well with her commitment to not buying … [Read more...]
Liga Surfing Indonesia (LSI), the first national surf league in the Asian region
The Asian Surfing Cooperative (ASC) with the Persatuan Selancar Ombak Indonesia (PSOI) are proud to announce the formation and launching of the Liga Surfing Indonesia (LSI), the first national surf league in the Asian region, which brings together Indonesia’s top surf clubs in a professional yearly competition series directed at creating a sustainable pathway of surfing … [Read more...]
LOMBOK WET SEASON 2021
Lombok flooded By Ben Simon Smith The wet season really arrived in Bali this year. The storms turned up in December, and it feels like it has been raining every day since. You might as well be rolling a dice if you need to head out on your scooter. Chances are you will be desperately pulling on a rain coat, or hiding miserably under a villa cornice, as towering grey banks … [Read more...]
SURF FITNESS, by Clive Rodell March 2021
The water has been so crowded and dangerous here in Sydney Australia. A completely new element of surfer in the line-up, with no idea of safety protocols. People who just sit facing each other chatting, like a line of drawbridges and block take-off zones. Spots such as reefs, that are somewhat tricky/dangerous to surf, have been super crowded because they have an easy paddle … [Read more...]
SURF FITNESS with Clive Rodell December 2020
December 2020 Well, what a difference a few weeks make! Since my last Post I got caught up in the Avalon/Northern Beaches/Sydney Cluster debacle! I went to my first gig since seeing Cold Chisel back in January of 2020. What a gig to choose! It just goes to show, Covid is staying in our lives for a while to come yet. I have been in the equivalent of the UK Tier 4 Lockdown. I … [Read more...]
I am a surfer and that means.. A quick story from our resident writer Nick Bruechle
I’m a surfer and that means… I’m a local. If you come out at my spot, I’ll paddle straight past you to the inside every time and drop in on you if you somehow get to the inside. If you ever have the temerity to complain, I’ll lecture you about respect. Experimenting with different surf-craft is kind of my thing. I always borrow my mates’ new boards. Saying, or even … [Read more...]
SURF FIT, Clive Rodell November 2020. Easy does it, or, on your bike.
Easy does it. 2020 has been a hard grind for many of us, I have worked up to 7 hours training work again outside and some 5 hour College shifts/week, I am definitely not going back to the inside gym training. Whilst some gyms are being diligent in the Covid rules, many are not. If you are inside training in a gym and they’re not adhering to the Social Distancing and Covid … [Read more...]
Belief. another short story from the master Nick Bruechle
BELIEF There are days on surf trips when no surfing gets done. The swell disappears or the onshore comes up, or, as in the case of the trip I’m thinking of, both. We were huddled around in our big ‘kitchen’ tent several hundred kilometres from the nearest town, hiding from the vicious westerly, which was whipping squalls of red dust and debris around the camp, occasionally … [Read more...]
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