Best airbrush ever. Painted by Rosie Young for her son, Nat Young. Enjoy.
Nat Young
Photo: Nate Lawrence
Nat Young stormed into round one of Innersection with his electro-driven part that’s got people talking bout two things: his surfing and his music choice. We caught up with him to find out how he went about building the two-minute section.
By Matt Skenazy
SURFING Magazine: How did you hear about innersection.tv?
Nat Young: Just from people taking about it saying, “are you gonna put a part together for that new Taylor Steele video?”
How did you approach making your clip?
When I got home from Australia about a month ago me and Ryan [Moss] decided to put something together, we pretty much started from scratch, but we realized it would be a good opportunity for both of us.
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Vans Triple Crown Leader Centeio Ousted, Garcia Pushes On Youngster Young Racks up the Scores
Sunset Beach, HI – (Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2009) – World title campaigner Mick Fanning (Australia) clocked in at the O’Neill World Cup of Surfing today, hitting the water at Sunset Beach for his debut heat of the 2009 Vans Triple Crown of Surfing presented by Rockstar Energy Drink. He looked sharp, highly motivated and ready to get to work as he advanced behind Sunset Beach’s favorite son, Pancho Sullivan. Even though this event has no bearing on his world title campaign, it’s a critical warm-up to next week’s ultimate, season-ending battle at Pipeline.
Fanning’s entrance came during the last heat of an intense day that was full of action, upsets, and super clean waves in the six-foot range. Those spectators who stuck it out were rewarded – not only by Fanning’s highly anticipated flair, but by Pancho’s radical, full-body, on-rail attack that was fueled by his determination to lay claim to his home break.
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The pride of the west side, Nat Young, has once again walked away with a title from the competition at his home break of Steamer Lane in Santa Cruz. With his win in the Oakley Pro Junior on Sunday, Nat bagged a 3-peat in front of a massive crowd that had gathered to root on the local boy. Nat won the same event in 2007, and then in 2008, did the unthinkable by becoming the youngest-ever winner of the Cold Water Classic.
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Women had the day off and the four USA Men surfed their heats; Three of them advance and one is sent to the Repercharge Round-all are still in the event
Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica – August 4, 2009 – The PacSun USA Surf Team continued its advancement through day three of competition at the 2009 Billabong ISA World Surfing Games. Only the men competed yesterday while the women took a well deserved day off.
Clouds shielded the sun’s piercing rays yesterday-a welcome respite from the Sahara-like conditions during the first two days of competition. The swell dropped a bit and crowds were lighter too as the weekend warriors from San Jose returned to work and school.
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PACSUN USA SURF TEAM CONTINUES ITS MOMENTUM AT THE 2009 BILLABONG ISA WORLD SURFING GAMES
Team USA wins five more heats in Day 2 and becomes only nation in the contest to keep all athletes in the Qualifying Round
Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica – August 2, 2009 – The PacSun USA Surf Team continued its dominance through day two of competition at the 2009 Billabong ISA World Surfing Games. Five of the six USA athletes won their heats again, while Sage Erickson advanced in the Qualifying Round with a second place finish in her heat.
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Jul23
Nat Young Ripping
Video: SK
Jul21
US Open Board Update
Waves today were pretty bad down here in HB, one to two foot , so the small wave arsenal was the GO– here’s the skinny on what the boys were ridin’! The U.S Open round of 96!!
Pat Gudauskas- 5-11 whip won his heat
Andy Irons 5-11 whip – won his heat
Dusty Payne 5-11 rookie- won his heat
Nat Young 5-9 proton – won his heat
Tanner Gudauskas 5-11 flyer epoxy (2nd advanced)
Nathaniel Curran 5-11 stock tangent (2nd advanced)
Eric Geiselman –white dove (2nd , advanced)
Sage Erickson – 5-8 whip epoxy ( made pro junior final)
Yadin Nichol 5-11 mbm –won his heat
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