June 18th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi there, this is Roberto “Lucha Libre” Garcia getting back to the action. Today we headed out to the beach expecting to score some fun waves and we did. The waves were running about chest to shoulder high on sets, the wind was perfect offshore and the water was warm and clear. Check out what we got for today!!!
Today a crew from Chicago decided to take the best surf lesson in the country. The NSR Surf School was so glad to teach these guys how to surf and they did it pretty well out there. Here we have a cool shot of the whole group.
Here we have another girl part of the crew killing it with a solid stand up on this little nugget. It was so nice to see all these guys having fun together.
The boys were doing their thing as well, taking waves all over the place. This is Jeff dropping into a nice right. He decided to drink a couple tonas before he paddled out, and he said they were working very well.
The waves got better when the tide started to go out and there were many good ones to be had. This is David “El Grenudo” bottom turning a nice right at Machete Pt.
On this shot we have an unknown rider grabbing the rail and working on his backside style on this cool left hander. The waves were not really big today but they had great form.
Nothing better than a good session with your fellas!!!
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