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- A professional surfer since the 1980s, he earned the title of East Coast Champion in 1997. He holds a Master's Degree in Education and has operated The Surf School since 1997, whereby he has personally taught thousands of people to enjoy the sport of Hawaiian kings.
www.surfertoday.com/surfing/jason-borte-teaches-mark-twain-how-to-surfJason Borte teaches Mark Twain how to surf - SurferToday.com
Sep 12, 2014 · Jason Borte is a self-confessed surf addict. Since the age of 12, surfing has dominated his life. The former ASP East Coast Champion has travelled the world, competing and writing about surfing for Surfline and Surfer Magazine.
Jason Borte. Categories: 2016, Men, Virginia. Listen up: perspective is key. Take Jason Borte’s first, humbling surf as an example. “1982, Virginia Beach with Chris Decker and Brad Harrell,” Borte says. “Put wetsuit on backwards, borrowed fat yellow twinnie.
Dec 12, 2022 · Jason Borte loved surfing more than anything else. Whenever he would go surfing, he would forget everything that existed in the world. But there was a time when Jason had to leave his beloved sport and face reality.
It’s truly difficult to condense in a couple hundred words Jason’s mark on not just East Coast surfing, but on the surfing world as a whole. Not long after that fateful VB session in 1982, Jason became an ESA All-Star, then followed that up with a pro career that led to an ASP East Championship.
Sep 28, 2010 · "Jason Borte is something rare: a world-class surfer who writes and rides waves. He's also a gentleman, which means this book is infused with his compassionate sensibility," insists former Surfer magazine Editor Steve Hawk.
Jan 13, 2016 · Trying to emulate his older brother, Jason Borte hit the surf all wrong – his wet suit on backward and his take-off late on a disaster of a ride that ended up with his face in sand. For many...
Jason Borte is a lifelong surfer and former professional champion. He wrote " Pipe Dreams: A Surfer's Journey " and co-authored "Pipeline: Deep Inside the World's Most Respected Wave." His articles have been published around the world and in The Best of Surfer Magazine.
