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Laird StandUp introduces new innovative standup surfboard design for 2015!Truckee, CA: January 12, 2015; Laird StandUp, a global standup paddle company (www.LairdStandUp.com) announces the release of a new precision line that will redefinehow boards are shaped in the Stand Up Paddle industry.The “Surrator”(patent pending) the latest innovation from Laird and fellow waterman, Terry Chung will be revealed and made publicly available online today at www.LairdStandUp.com and in these select retailers: OEX- Point Loma San Diego, CA; SUP To You- Laguna Beach, CA;Tarsan Stand Up Paddle- Redondo Beach, CA; Becker Surfboards –Malibu, CA; Hanalei Surf-Hanalei Kauai, HIThe name Laird Hamilton brings...

Force Of Nature Debuts First Extreme Obstacle Course In Southern California Elements Of Nature Are Incorporated In Exhilarating Adventure Race Designed By Laird Hamilton LOS ANGELES, Dec. 15, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Force of Nature kicks off in Southern California on April 26, 2015 for its first event that challenges excitement-seeking participants through daring obstacles which resemble extreme elements of nature. The ultimate adventure course is designed by legendary outdoorsman Laird Hamilton, with thrilling obstacles inspired by his experiences in Hawaii that test the mind and body. Beginning at 7:30 a.m., the course features 20 high-intensity obstacles over an 8-10 mile...

By Grant Davis On December 1st, 2014Malibu, CaliforniaLaird, Gabby and their two youngest daughters enjoy their local playground, the beach in Malibu, California, that’s within walking distance from their summer home. It’s rare enough that a person is known around the world by their first name. Think Elvis, Cher or Kanye. But a marriage of two such people at the top of their game is even more unique. Exhibit A: big-wave surfer Laird Hamilton, 50, and former pro-volleyball player Gabby Reece, 44, the Inspirato members otherwise known as Laird and Gabby.Laird made his name as a fearless and innovative big-wave rider...

People often think increasing core strength means getting a six-pack. But your abs are just one part of your core, which includes everything between your legs and arms – your lats, abs, obliques, lower back, and glutes. You want to target all of those muscles equally to develop the strongest, most balanced core. When you do, you'll notice that you have more stability and strength to execute any movement. Think about throwing a punch. Your power comes from your legs, but that force has to travel through your torso and to your arm. Same for shooting a basketball – the...