The Storms Of Life
Written By: Ted Weiland | CS St. Augustine Photo By: Micheal Ragan The act of surfing can resemble the storms of life. We’ve all been
June 8, 2026
Written By: Ted Weiland | CS St. Augustine Photo By: Micheal Ragan The act of surfing can resemble the storms of life. We’ve all been
Written By: Mikayla Groffie | Northwest Regional Coordinator Photo By: Reed Burr | Media Coordinator I hadn’t surfed in a couple of days, and I
Written By: Chad Coons | CSUS CSALT Director Photo By: Reed Burr | Media Coordinator Have you ever been in the water when someone was
Written By: Aidyn Fischli | CS Launchpad We’ve all experienced one more wave syndrome. You could be catching wave after wave for hours, but as
Written By: Kyle Sullivan | Mid-Atlantic Regional Coordinator I was thinking the other day about surfers and the goal that they have. If you were to
Written By: Emily Benedetto | CS Maui Coordinator When I grew up in San Clemente, there were no e-bikes to ride down to trestles to
David Nehrig CSUS National Director Have you ever waited for the last set to catch your final wave and the ocean just goes flat? Anxiety
Priscilla Burr CSUS Content Manager There’s something about watching the world through a child’s eyes. The ordinary becomes extraordinary. And we can learn to have