Tag Archives: Kiteboarding

Just Another Day in CA

By Paul | Published November 17, 2011

One of the perks of being based on the California coast is the amazing weather we can have here. While people living in other parts of the country are having to deal with winter storms and snow, we’re still playing in the water.

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Published Writing Portfolio

By Paul | Published September 18, 2011

I just put together a small portfolio of some of my published articles I’ve written over the last two years. Besides the words I also supplied the majority of photographs in these stories. Check it out and let me know what you think! Click the View in fullscreen button for the best reading experience.

Open publication - Free publishing - More kiteboarding

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Central California Kiteboarding

By Paul | Published May 31, 2011

Just another Friday evening here on the Central Coast.

Goofy footers Zach Goepel and Johnny Heineken going left on the Central Coast.

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Windy Evening at C-Street, Ventura

By Paul | Published April 28, 2011

After wrapping up the 2011 Pismo Beach KiteXpo, I was able to spend a day enjoying excellent conditions on the Central Coast. The wind was up early, so I met the Liquid Force Kiteboarding crew at Jalama for a morning kiteboarding session. We were out of there by 2:30 pm and on our way to Ventura.

In Ventura, we met with Jason and Fletcher at Patagonia and chilled at the FCD surf shop since there wasn’t any wind at C-Street. Late in the day, the trees began to move, so we went down to the beach to check it out.

You could see the wind just offshore, but it wasn’t filling in all the way to the beach. Then, suddenly, sand started blowing down the beach and the wind speed built to over 30 knots and stayed there until sunset.