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    MGT 308 Case 1 Analysis

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    Firewire Surfboards MGT 308 Summary In 2005‚ a group of friends launched Firewire Surfboards trying to create surfboards that anyone could ride and enjoy the waves. Firewire surfboards are supposed to be lighter‚ stronger‚ and more flexible than the surfboards of their competition. In 2010‚ Firewire decided to up their game and introduce a custom board line‚ as well as a few other things to stay caught up with their competition‚ including a brand new factory so it has a steady stream

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    Belonging Speech

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    I leap onto the hot‚ dry sand as it screeches under my burning feet‚ bolting with speed down to the water‚ so eager. The surfboard feeling heavy under my arm after trekking from home in the scorching summer’s heat. I dive in and it actually feels like heaven‚ exhilarating‚ yet I have never felt so alive. I paddle over a clean 3 foot wave rolling in and over towards my anxiously waiting mates‚ anticipating the next sets to come through. I finally get out the back of the waves and sit up on my board

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    Why I should be selected

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    Over the years I have been to surf camps and each one was a memorable experience. Unfortunately each trip only lasted for a day. Spending a whole week here would be a brilliant experience as I have been hoping to improve on my surfing skills for a while now. A few months back I watched Waveriders which convinced me even more to surf‚ after all the North West is known for being one of the best surf spots in the world. My family are big into athletics‚ competing at national and international level

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    spread and popularized the surfing culture to southern California and Australia through Hollywood films e.g. Gidget [1959] and The Endless Summer [1964]. New linguistic expressions developed e.g. hang-ten [hanging ten toes over the front of the surfboard while riding a wave] and wipe-out [falling off a surf board while the wave crashes on you] (Booth‚ D.‚ 2015). I remember the Beach

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    Bethany Hamilton Hero

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    courageous‚ someone who saves the day. But heroes are everywhere. They could be friends‚ family or neighbors since anyone can be a hero. I believe that a hero would be Bethany Hamilton. She was born on the island of Kauai and practically raised on a surfboard‚ on the ocean water. She was a Christian child‚ a devoted surfer and was mostly influenced by her family and friends. One of her dreams was to become a professional surfer‚ and with her talent‚ it was her destiny. Her life was perfect until one day

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    Rip Curls Business

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    a garage enterprise established by two Victorian surfers into a global business which now employs over 1500 people‚ with factory outlets all over the world. Rip Curl is a major Australian manufacturer started by two surfers in Torquay producing surfboards from their garden shed‚ but the business only started to grow when they made the logical step of manufacturing wetsuits. Today Rip Curl produces not only surf gear but also apparel‚ sunglasses‚ watches‚ footwear and backpacks. Rip Curl has become

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    Surfing

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    251-259-3689 WHAT IS SURFING: Surfing is a water sport in which athletes ride breaking waves into shore on a piece of specialized equipment called a surfboard. The sport has spawned a number of offshoots‚ including wake boarding‚ skim boarding‚ skateboarding‚ and windsurfing[->0]‚ among others. In addition to being a dynamic sport which can be practiced by people at all levels of ability‚ surfing is also associated with a specific surfing subculture which some people aim to emulate. On the surface

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    Hawaii Wave Surfing

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    the village. Commoners could only raise their social standing by proving their skills and bravery in the waves on the lower-grade boards they surfed with. The man who was the finest surfer became the Ali’i (royal) of the tribe and so was given a surfboard made from the finest tree. There were surf chants‚ board making rituals and other native sacred acts. ‘’Hawaiians sang and chanted legendary stories of love matches made and broken in the surf‚ of lives risked and of heroic ocean deeds by chiefs

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    What’s SUP: Stand Up Paddle Boarding in Idaho Are you looking for a new form of exploration? Something unique and different from the everyday hike or rafting trip? Then stand up paddle boarding may be just what you’re looking for. Similar to surfing‚ stand up paddleboarding combines the appeal of riding waves with the idea of being one with nature. Grab a board and a paddle and maneuver your way through Idaho’s rivers‚ or glide out onto the glassy surface of Redfish Lake early in the morning for

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    surfing speech

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    Surfing in a sport in which you aim to be carried to the shore by waves while standing up on a surfboard. However this is not an easy task for some‚ like myself‚ so I have been evaluating and studying the various biomechanical principles like balance and centre of gravity. I will relate these techniques to my surfing techniques in order to improve my surfing ability overall and my popup. “Balance is the most important thing to learn as a surfer” (Amezdroz et al. 2004). Balance is the even distribution

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