Urban Surf 4 Kids Magazine Summer 2016

also inside: Surf’s Up Sunscreen US4K upcoming events Surf shop spotlight: The board shack +more!

Photo Credit: Jamaica Surfers Association

Summer Edition

WESLEY STEWART • URBAN SURF 4 KIDS

FOUNDER’S NOTES

Aloha,

Also, Saya and Craig have added some new and fun events for volunteers to attend, starting off with the Duck Dive in January and now our very own “Concert for a Cause” series. The San Diego chapter is really setting the pace and providing a great example of the impact we can make together.

It’s Officially Summer! Well … almost! As we get the chance to eagerly await the best time of the year, we here at US4K are reflecting on the first 6 months of 2016.

With the magic of summer upon us, now is the time to hop on our “party wave” and share the stoke with the greatest kids in the world! Meander on over to our website and sign up for an event today!

Personally, for our family, it’s been a whirlwind. We moved to Daytona Beach, Florida, to launch a new chapter and to open up our very first Ohana Center.

The response to our program, here in Florida, has far surpassed our expectations. In this short space of time, we have hosted 3 surf camps, 1 sup event, and a movie night. The summer has a full slate of events to stoke and empower the foster youth of Central Florida.

Hope to see you in the water soon, and stay STOKED!

Back in San Diego, our chapter prez, Craig Jenkins, and marketing/event ninja ,Saya Nodera, have taken things to another level. The surf camps have been firing on all cylinders and numerous emails, social media posts, and calls have come back that kids and volunteers are totally stoked out on these events.

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Mahalo, Wesley & DeBora Stewart

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A LOOK INTO THIS ISSUE

TABLE OF CONTENTS 32 Urban Surf 4 Kids Magazine | June 2016

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Surf in Jamaica? by Alisha Pretto

page 12

Surf Shop Spotlight

by Wesley Stewart

page 18

Surf’s Up Sunscreen

by Gina Alexander

page 22

Letters from Casitas

by Charles Webb

page 28

Grom Report: Olivia Beaven by Kalani Stewart

page 32

US4K Event Photos

page 40

Surf Resort Directory

page 45

US4K upcoming events

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Jamaica? written By Alisha Pretto / Photo Credits: Jamaica Surfers Association

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am sure that you are as surprised as I am at the revelation that this gem of an island in the Caribbean has a secret that not many people know about…Jamaica is a great place for surfing… yeah mon! Jamaica is a well-known vacation spot that has been made popular because it is the birthplace of the legendary Bob Marley and as the origin of reggae music. Its people are popular for their unique style of dancing (dancehall) and for their great tasting jerk chicken and pork. But not much is known of its several surfing spots, there being up to 13! What’s even more amazing is that the waves are perfect for surfing not just during the hurricane months, but for up to eight months! And it’s not a recent phenomenon either. According to the Jamaica Surfing Association’s website, reference was made to surfing/ surf bathing in Jamaica since 1912.

“Then, in the sixties, when young teenaged rebels were riding the waves of Malibu, Narabeen and Waikiki making surf history, Jamaica also had [its] own brave young souls who were riding Boston and Wreck on [homemade] boards fashioned from refrigerator foam laminated with resin and fiber glass drapery cloth with black electrical tape to make “racing stripes”…” (http://jamsurfas.webs. com/history.htm) Jamaica’s location makes it ideal for surfing the waves created by the trade winds and wind swells coming from the northeast of

the island. The North and South coasts as well as the Eastern tip. The first spots they discovered and surfed in were Boston Beach and the Zoo, but quickly began to discover others. Based on research on the surfing spots in Jamaica, it appears that Boston Beach is the most popular and most preferred spot by local surfers as well as visitors.

According to www.traveltipsusatoday.com Boston Beach is “a beach break that provides fairly long rides on both left and right breaking waves. A short distance from Boston Beach is Long Bay, a left-hand point break known for its consistently good waves.

A couple of miles west is another point break called Outback that breaks over a bed of sea urchins and live coral. The powerful lefts at Outback begin as hollow tubes before wrapping around the point for a long ride into the bay.” (http://traveltips.usatoday. com/jamaicas-surfing-beaches-108687.html) Consistently good waves can be found at Makka Beach, located in the north of the island. “An occasionally barreling point break, these lefts have been known to go double overhead at times. Although coral and urchins on the inside make entry tricky, Makka’s world-class tubes and glassy faces have made it host to the island’s only pro surfing contests.

The antithesis of Makka is a nearby spot called DNA. This is a reef break over coral heads producing a steep, hollow wave breaking on both left and right shoulders. It’s also what’s known as a TOAD beachTake Off And Die—and should be attempted by experienced surfers only.” (http://traveltips.usatoday.com/jamaicas-surfing-beaches-108687.html) On the west and east coasts, the popular and best spots are The Zoo and The Lighthouse. The Zoo is a few miles from the capital, Kingston and is “a reef break producing a short ride on a barreling right for intermediate riders. The Lighthouse, located near the Norman Manley International Airport, is a classic-shaped reef break producing three- to six-foot left and right waves that break over rock-strewn sand. Reef sharks are sometimes spotted here, and there is a lighthouse

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on the beach. On the southeast tip of the island is a decent breaking beach called Guanna Beach. The right-breaking hollow tubes this reef break creates offer long rides over a shallow reef covered with sea urchins.” (http://traveltips.usatoday.com/jamaicas-surfing-beaches-108687.html) Currently, there is no surf shop on the island, where you will find new boards and all the repair supplies you would need. There is however, the Jamnesia Surf Club in Bull Bay where you can possibly rent surf boards. They can also help with repairs.

Jamnesia is also a good resource for providing all the information you may need on surfing in Jamaica and provides accommodation, surf instruction and surf shuttle.

So, if you plan to visit, as I am certain that you are, please carry as much supplies as you possibly can, to ensure that you take full advantage of surfing in Jamaica and to be one of those who can proudly acclaim that you’ve rode the island waves…yeah mon!

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Surf Shop SPotlight

“The Board Shack” written By Wesley Stewart

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coaches for our county so we thought it would be a great fit. It then kind of happened. Jimmy and myself have kept our full time jobs and along with our wives, families and friends run the place as a large Beach Ohana. It is kind of our therapy. :)

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toked to throw the spotlight on not only “The Board Shack” , but also on the incredible city of Flagler Beach, a true throwback surf city! On May 20th, we are hosted a dinner/movie night fundraiser in their parking lot!

We recently had the chance to catch up with Tommy Mulligan, owner of the “Board Shack”

1. Tell us a little bit about Flagler Beach and what makes it different.

The shop has been in Flagler beach for almost eight years now and we are the third owners. It has always been considered the “locals” shop a little off the beaten and touristy path being a few blocks from the ocean. There is another shop right across the beach but we don’t consider each other competition really as we cater to different markets with different products. We have more surfboards, skateboards and Sup’s as well as other unique items.

3. Flagler Beach is a cool spot with a strong local vibe that loves to give back, share a few things you are guys are involve in?

As I mentioned we run/sponsor the local surf and sup clubs as well as being involved in surfers for autism and many of the local contests. We often utilize the parking lot for bands, cookouts, art shows and more both for fun and sometimes to raise money for local families or causes in need.

4. Finally, whats your favorite surf break?

Anywhere near the pier is the local’s favorite of course. I like it a few blocks farther south in one front of one of the local restaurants to enjoy a little more freedom on my sup surf and allow the other surfers the chance the catch those pier break waves. No sense of hogging from the long time surfers or new groms and for me it’s all about having fun out there and getting the chance to breathe in the beauty that is our beach town.

Awesome! Stay stoked Tommy and we look forward to seeing you soon. Make sure to check these guys out online and pay them a visit when in Flagler Beach!

2. How did you end up owning the Board Shack?

Almost accidentally actually. My partner and I were paddleboarding with another buddy who mentioned the second owner was thinking of selling and we all laughed and thought it would be cool to own it so went there after just for fun to talk to him. as a large group of us were involved in the local surf and sup clubs as well as special Olympics

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SURF UP SUNS UP… ...NOW TURN UP THE SUNSCREEN! 18

By Gina Alexander

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ith a blink of an eye, it will be summer. So its very important to know before you hit the sandy beaches and waves to put on the sunscreen. Why? Because its literally to protect your life. Skin cancer is very serious and certain sunscreen will protect your body from sunburn, damaging rays and guard against pre mature aging. No surfer wants to have skin that looks like leather, so lather up on the sunscreen.

Again, all sunscreens are not the same, so you want to make sure it protects you from UVA, UVB rays.

UVA rays are the ones that does the most damaging effects such as wrinkles and cancer caused by DNA damage. UVA rays causes sunburns but shows no effects of burning so be very careful, as people tend to be decieved by this and think its know reason to use sunscreen. Therefore, its important to know that your skin is being damaged by the UVA. In addition, you want to make sure that your SPF is 30+ SPF means: sun protector factor. You need not go any higher, as the higher the factor does not offer any additional strength from blocking the sun.

Please know that even though you may wear a wetsuit you still need to apply sunscreen on top of your hands, eyes, face and ears.

People usually forget to apply these areas but it is crucial, as the ears are more prone to skin cancer. The Sun is beautiful, however, remaining in it for long periods of time, can age you. In fact, the hands and face are the first to show premature aging.

So make sure to use a natural sunscreen, as some sunscreens carry toxins. I truly recommend this. Do your own investigation and research

because this is your body. Scientific research has shown that Oxybenzone is a common ingredient found in sunscreens that are non-mineral based. Non-mineral based suncreens through absorption can cause disruption, potentially to the hormones and can cause free-radicals when they break down.

Scientist reccommends that Oxybenzone should not be used on children alone with other ingredient. Please see link below for more information. Therefore, Its best to use mineral sunscreens that contain zinc or titanium, as these do not break down and cause disruption to the hormones, or not allergenic, and usually are better with blocking UVA rays, than non-mineral sunscreens.

A few good sunscreens are Kiss My Face SPF 30, 100% Prue Hydration Organic Pomergranate Moisturizure, Aubrey Organics SPF 30 Children’s Unscented Sensitive Skin.

In addition, wearing light clothes and sun glasses is a must for protection when making a day at the beach.

Remember the Sun is not your enemy, it helps the body to generate Vitamin D3 without generating an overdose. It improves the immune sytem, helps fight certain cancers, and puts your mental state in a good mood. However, long hours in the sun without some type of protection could lead to skin cancer in your future. So make wise choices, so you can catch the rays and relax on the sandy beach. OHANA. Gina D, Fitness & Wellness Coach Sources:

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Letters from Casitas

Our good friend and US4K Ambassdor Charles “Chaka” Webb was able to speak to some local youth in Vista, inspiring story on they ended up inspiring him.

KEEP CHARGING CHAKA! written By Charles “Chaka” Webb

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ne of the many things I love about being an inspirational/motivational speaker is when unforeseen opportunities come out of nowhere. These are the moments that end up being the most powerful moments for everyone involved. I was lucky to experience such a moment with the children of Casita Center for Technology Science and Math; it’s an elementary school in Vista, Ca. Casitas has many gifted teachers and I am lucky enough to know one, John Miller is that teacher. John’s daughter and my niece played softball together for many years and that is originally how we met. John reached out to me with an opportunity to speak at Casitas, and of course I jumped at it.

April 20th, 2016 was the day I spoke to the students and it was a great. I did a PowerPoint presentation about 40 minutes long and I spoke about adaptive water sports, the power of giving back, acceptance, and many other things.

There were about two hundred students and at no time

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were there any interruptions or chatting from the kids, they were completely engaged in what I was saying and they were taking it all in. After the presentation I did a twenty minute question and answer session with the kids as I could tell they had many questions. The kids had great questions and they wanted to know everything from how I get in and out of the water, to how and adaptive paddle board works, I don’t think I was quite prepared for one of the questions that were asked. One of the many things I speak about with children is how being different from one another is an opportunity to learn about each another and that being different is not a bad thing. The power of being you as an individual is something that they should embrace.

During my question and answer session as I was finishing up all of the question a girl with bright blue hair raised her hand, and I said “what is your question?” and she answered “I just want to know if I can give you a hug?” This was

One of the many things I love about being an inspirational/ motivational speaker is when unforeseen opportunities come out of nowhere.

Casitas has many gifted teachers and I am lucky enough to know one, John Miller is that teacher.

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I want the students of Casitas to know how deeply they touched my heart and how they inspire me to continue to this journey.

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When I left there I was floating on a cloud of stoke so big, it was truly a blessing.

something I was completely unprepared for but was so stoked that it happened. I said “Of course you can give me a hug.” Fortunate for me John Miller got a picture of this moment, and after I hugged her another fifty or so students stood in line to give me hugs. This was AWESOME!!! I finished up the questions and said my good byes; at least that is what I thought until I got outside where about another fifty kids were waiting to ask me to sign autographs. I signed autographs and answered more questions and received more hugs from the kids.

When I left there I was floating on a cloud of stoke so big, it was truly a blessing and I cannot thank John Miller enough for letting me experience the awesome children of Casitas. I thought that was the highlight of my week that was until four days later when I came home to almost one hundred letters from the kids at Casitas. This literally brought me to tears, as I looked through the letters I noticed that on every single letter the children had drawn me a picture of some kind. Some of them were of me surfing and some of a wheelchair on a paddle board. But one of them had a big heart on it and inside the heart it said one word, “Tolerance” my heart was filled with stoke and total love. I read all 98 letters that night and if days get hard I pull one of them out and it always brings me back to where I know I should be.

I want the students of Casitas to know how deeply they touched my heart and how they inspire me to continue to this journey. But I also want the teachers and staff at Casitas to know what an amazing job they are doing with these students.

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g grom report

Olivia Beaven

by Kalani Stewart

Catching up with this month’s Grom Report Spotlight, Olivia Beaven at a recent US4K Surf Camp. She is an awesome surfer and best part is she loves to give back!

How long have you been surfing?

This summer, it will be seven years. My grandma took me to a one day push-in event in Jacksonville. The next summer, I went to a surf camp and I’ve been surfing ever since then.

What’s your favorite surf break?

Spot de La Bouelle - Le Moule, Guadeloupe, West Indies.

Reef break, super deep, clear water, and my favorites… rights!

If you could travel to any break in the world, where would it be?

I am on the hunt for some good long board waves. Maybe San Onofre. Any suggestions?

What did you like most about giving back to US4K’s?

Some times they are only with their foster family for a little bit and instead of being sad, they are just like every other kid who is stoked to catch a wave.

Where do you see yourself in five years?

I’ll be getting ready to graduate high school with lots of long boards to pick from and a few more wins under my belt.

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US4K Surf Camps

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DAYTONA BEACH SURF CAMP Amazing time @ surf camp in Daytona Beach on Saturday. Had an amazing group of youth attend! Fun waves, warm water, and lot’s of smiles! Thanks to our volunteers for helping and Fratelli’s Pizzeria for the lunch!

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San Diego,Ca SURF CAMP We can’t express to you how grateful we are for everyone that shows up to support our surf camps. Thanks for sharing the STOKE with our youth. The smiles you put on their faces are priceless and breathtaking!

A HUGE thank you to our volunteers and sponsors: Board And-Brew, XTERRA Surf, Love on a Leash, Nature’s Bakery, Original Watermen, and O’Neill ! Additional thanks to the La Jolla Volleyball Club for coming out to teach our youth how to play volleyball!

All photos were taken by our very own Fransico Flores and Jerry Jaramillo !

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Flagler Beach Surf Camp

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Urban Surf 4 Kids is excited to be growing! Now operating in Florida and California, makes plans to get involved.Visit our website to sign up and volunteers for any of the upcoming events below!

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