Surfing, Duke Energy, and the Coastal Alliance

On my way to surfing, Duke Energy, and the coastal alliance beach, I still do not know what I am going to do for the fifth article. When my surf companion and I left the highway and entered the town of Morro Bay, I saw three gigantic chimneys stacked on top of the mountain. When we approached the beach, the three chimneys gave way to a big power station located only 50 feet from the edge of the water. It is surrounded by a 15 foot cement wall and camera.

Surfing supporters such as Jack London, George Fres, Duke Kahanamoku, Doc Ball all help to promote surfing. London wrote an important article "Royal Sports: Surfing in Waikiki" in 1907. In 1910, Huntington Beach City founder Henry Huntington hired Hawaiian surfer George Fresn to introduce ancient art. After "surfing father" (Duke Kahanamoku, Hawaii State) who surfed at Huntington Beach Pier in 1925, this sport is getting popular. John Heath's "Doc" Ball further showed his cricket skills in the 1940s and 1950s.

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Another pioneer of surfing is the legendary Duke Kahanamoku. Kahanamoku is known as the father of surfing from early contributions to sports. Duke Kahanamoku is a player good at surfing and swimming and in 1912 won the Olympic gold medal with a freestyle of 100 meters. After winning the gold medal he used his fame to promote surfing. By showing it throughout the country during his victory, he brought popularity to sports. The influence of Kahanamoku will greatly increase the popularity of surfing

In the beginning of the 20th century, the Hawaiians of Waikiki started resuming their surfing. With the help of the Duke of Kahanamoku, surfing began to be published all over the world. The shape and design innovation that occurred during this time helped turn surfboards into today's ones. Surf culture films like Gidget and beach style surf music like beach boys helped rocket surfing become a new pop in the 1960s and 1970s. As they were doing, the surf documentary helped us track down the development of sports, and still the main way to grow surfing.