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This video shows a ride down a waterfall on a boogie board. The footage captures the flow of water, the descent, and the splash at the base. A look at outdoor adventure on rushing water. Trump ...

Catch the Wave Swim Club is hosting Survival Week from Sept. 21-27. The event aims to teach swimmers essential water safety skills, according to a community announcement. Survival Week is open to all ...

The catch was a short one, but the second-year wideout turned it up the field, made one man miss and wound up with a 28-yard touchdown reception. So far it's the only catch of the day for Odunze. In ...

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Every ride and even wipeout is an adventure for Grayson Gatlin. “I love surfing so much because I love being in the water,” said Gatlin. He jumped on a shortboard four years ...

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