In the early 1970s, Australian chargers Mark Richards, Peter Townend, Ian Cairns, and Wayne "Rabbit" Bartholomew landed in Oahu with something to prove. Hawaii was seen as the center of the surfing universe and the brash Aussies sought to shake things up. Along with South Africans Shaun and Michael Tomson, the crew ripped apart legendary breaks like Pipeline and Waimea with radical innovations and bravery that bordered on insanity. Combining classic footage and revealing modern-day interviews, Bustin' Down the Door exposes the soul of this revolutionary period in a way few surf films can. The ground-breaking talents of MR and Co. are rightfully lauded for helping to build the concept of professional surfing, yet no excuses are offered for the reckless arrogance that helped ignite a powder keg of cultural pride on the North Shore. The self-promoting Australians were not shy about their talents, but by the time Cairns declared that "Aloha is dead" during the summer of '75, competitive banter had dangerously escalated beyond the waves. But what the group lacked in diplomacy, they made up for in determination, as their shared desire to be the best gave rise to a new era of surfing.

Teton Gravity Research (TGR) presents Out There, a 16mm and HiDef film taking a progressive, fresh look at what faces the surf world today. Humankind threatens many pristine and favorite surf breaks and surfers need to take action. In partnership with the Surfrider Foundation, TGR's Out There takes viewers to a variety of breaks around the world, showcasing the cutting edge surfing of today. Through the eyes and experiences of surfers and locals, the film takes a thought-provoking look into the environmental destruction threatening key surf spots such as Trestles in Southern California, surf in Southern Chile threatened by pulp mills, Teahupoo and its growing popularity, mainland Mexico, North Shore Hawaii near the Turtle Bay development and beyond.

Out There incorporates state of the art cinematography utilizing board-cams, water-cams, land perspectives, jet-ski follow cams, and aerial cinematography. Through personalities, travel and explosive action the film will convey a seamless portrayal of the lifestyle that is surfing amid destitute of some of the worlds favorite surf spots.

Licensed Australian Composite Technician and ding repair expert Bart Watkins exposes trade secrets to achieving invisible ding repairs in this all-revealing video!

Surfboard manufacturers and many surf shop retailers have for years contracted or done their own in house repairs, keeping the real techniques and secrets of correctly repairing your surfboard to themselves.

By learning the trade secrets, skills and techniques that have been kept from the general public through our video you will learn from a professional ding repair technician how to master repairing your board correctly and importantly, also make that repair invisible, keeping your board looking newer for longer.

The skills learnt will be ones you will have for life and importantly, save you money. Heres to a longer life for our favorite boards! Professionally filmed on location in wide screen by renowned camera man and producer Mike Middleton. Extreme close ups and detailed footage reveals all the secret guarded techniques used by professional ding repairers. Bart leaves no tips or secrets out of this never-before-seen, all-revealing production Discover how to achieve the holy grail of ding repairs by making them invisible quickly and easily. Bart reveals all the tips that are generally unknown outside of the industry, including the 12 most common mistakes made by most people repairing their own surfboards that can be easily avoided. Using our secret solar activated formula, which is also available for purchase, Bart in never-before-seen detail shows step by step how to achieve the ultimate invisible ding repair in less than an hour so you can be back in the water in no time surfing again.

Over 2 Hours of Professional Footage!

Destination Unknown surfing video by Matt Wybenga. Matt Wybenga has been on the scene for years, although you may not be familiar with his name. As the primary cinematographer for Dangvu Media, Matt gained experience shooting both land and water during the production of The Faulkland Frontier and many others. Matt's been doing his own thing for several years now, popping up as the shooter of choice for Billabong's ultra-secret missions, Surfline's clandestine forays into Baja and most recently, the initial river surfing expedition to China.

Culling footage from the last several years of exclusive trips with the planet's best surfers, Matt's newest production, Destination Unknown, gives the viewer a chance to experience these sessions in high-quality, the fulfillment of tidbits that have up until now only been offered as online teasers.

Seaworthy is the long awaited second offering from independent filmmaker Nathan Oldfield, the maker of the highly regarded and award winning underground surf film Lines from a Poem.

Nearly three years in the making, Seaworthy documents a variety of individuals and the different ways that they approach wave riding.

The film presents a left of center look at the diversity in surfing, including the riding of alaias, olos, singlefins, twins, thrusters, quads, fish, logs, toothpicks, surfmats, and body surfing.

It's a unique, intimate and timeless perspective of surfing, surfers and the environment in which they live and find their being.

Beautifully shot and artistically constructed, Seaworthy features Tom Wegener, Beau Young, Dave Rastovich, Alex Knost, Dane Peterson, Belinda Baggs-Peterson, Sage Joske, Heath Joske, CJ Nelson, Heydon Bunting, Matt Chojnacki, Carl Gonsalves, Sean Finnelley and others.

The film is complimented by an ecletic and engaging soundtrack that includes the work of Aloyisus Gallen, Jack Ladder, Mike McCarthy, Charge Group, Isaac de Heer, Postcards Kaleido, Purplene, Shaun Rust, Tracey Read, PJ Wolf, Kristoffer Paulsen, II, Natural Calamity, M Carney, Brendan Berlach and Word Salad.

The producers of A Fistful of Barrels and A Bowlful of Chile serve up another slice of Somewhere, and this time it's all Bagus!

The ASP World Tour descends on Bali in search of Indonesian barrels, babes and Bintangs. In what was possibly the least mysterious event location in the short history of The Search campaign, Rip Curl opted to pay the boys of the Top 44 back for last year's Chilean hell-trip and hold this year's Somewhere event in the well-tracked, and in this case, well-oiled waters off of Bali.

Far be it from us to be the spoilers, though. If you can't figure out where these perfectly groomed left-hand barrels are, do the legwork yourself and you'll reap the rewards. Relax and enjoy watching Kelly Slater completely dominate the rest of the Top 44, before bowing out and letting the young Turks have their day. The all-Hawaiian final featured Bruce Irons besting Freddy P to retire comfortably from the Tour in the knowledge that he's got what it takes to take home a win. All for a Few Barrels More.

Puddles in The Sky the new Glas surf movie is a cinematic exploration into all that is the art of surfing. Shot entirely in vivid high definition, the movie delivers stunning imagery from Indonesia, Australia, the Hawaiian Islands as well as North and Central America.

Focusing on what, rather than who, the movie dives deep into all the creativity and inspiration that spawns from searching exotic locations for waves. The tightly choreographed soundtrack blends beautifully between originals scores by the Protist and up-tempo grooves from the likes of Sixtoo, Years Around the Sun, Jose Gonzales and more.

Dream waves and smiling faces. Militant Muslims and peaceful Buddhists. Speeding scooters and throbbing discos. Mysticism and modernism coexist in an ancient land, creating a kaleidoscope of influences.

Indonesia has become a mecca for traveling surfers lured by perfect points, hollow reef breaks and high-performance beach breaks. In turn, native Indonesians have laid claim to surfing and a new generation of world-class surfers are busting down the doors and acting as international ambassadors.

Embedded cinematographer Pete Matthews documents the new faces of Indonesian surfing while capturing the heart and soul of this many-faceted culture.

This is surfing. These are the many shades of Indonesia.

Twenty-five minutes long and full of all kinds of stuff like Embalmers, Japanese Motors, Brothers Marshal, CJ Nelson, Turkey and Scotty Stopnik, Jerad "J-Rad" Mell, J. Acuna, Tyler 'The Pickle' Warren, Al Knost, Nato, Jerboe Fletcher, Drowning Men, and it's got super hi-tech angles and a van that has since broke.

Amazing stuff, man. Like, better than parking tickets and stubbing your toe; action-packed surfing dudes, I'm pretty sure.

All athletes require good core strength to perform at their best. Surf Stronger -Core Training provides key surf-specific workouts to build strength, stability and endurance in your core.

"Core training is key to my fitness and my surfing." --erena Brooke, Pro Surfer

From the leaders in surf-specific training comes Surf Stronger Vol. 2 -Core Training with Serena Brooke. Scott Adams, CSCS and veteran pro surfer Serena Brooke teamed up to design this challenging and inspiring video. The workout takes you step-by-step through a training program that targets the area surfers need to work on the most: the core.

Pre-surf warm up routine. Focuses on building dynamic flexibility with surf-specific movements. Perfect before you work out and before you surf. (7 minutes.)

Main core workout. Functional movements for the core that look and feel like surfing. You will build stability, strength, and endurance in your core. (28 minutes.)

Quick core workout. A fast-paced, time-efficient workout that you can do anywhere. (10 minutes.)