E-Book (epub) The Voodoo Wave von Mark Kreidler
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?A finely crafted tale of the enigmatic world of big-wave surfers.??Kirkus Reviews

The Maverick's surf point near Half Moon Bay, California, has long been one of the most dangerous places in the world to catch a ride. It is also the site of the Super Bowl of big-wave surfing: the Maverick's Surf Contest. Mark Kreidler takes readers inside the waves, inside the lives of the competitors, and introduces them to Jeff Clark, the man who first dared to ride Maverick's. Kreidler's riveting account of the 2010 season captures the jaw-dropping performance of South Africa's Chris Bertish as well as Clark's clashes with the contest's newly corporatized management. The Voodoo Wave is a thrilling account of a culture of high-risk, high-adrenaline athletes.



Autorentext

Mark Kreidler is a sportswriter and columnist who frequently contributes to ESPN.com and ESPN: The Magazine. He is the author of Four Days to Glory and Six Good Innings and lives in Davis, California.



Klappentext

"A finely crafted tale of the enigmatic world of big-wave surfers.”—Kirkus Reviews

The Maverick's surf point near Half Moon Bay, California, has long been one of the most dangerous places in the world to catch a ride. It is also the site of the Super Bowl of big-wave surfing: the Maverick's Surf Contest. Mark Kreidler takes readers inside the waves, inside the lives of the competitors, and introduces them to Jeff Clark, the man who first dared to ride Maverick's. Kreidler's riveting account of the 2010 season captures the jaw-dropping performance of South Africa's Chris Bertish as well as Clark's clashes with the contest's newly corporatized management. The Voodoo Wave is a thrilling account of a culture of high-risk, high-adrenaline athletes.
Titel
The Voodoo Wave
Untertitel
Inside a Season of Triumph and Tumult at Maverick's
Autor
Mark Kreidler
EAN
9780393082371
Format
E-Book (epub)
Hersteller
W. W. Norton & Company
Genre
Sport
Veröffentlichung
20.08.2012
Digitaler Kopierschutz
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Anzahl Seiten
272