32 participants from 14 countries lay the foundation to further grow and develop Adaptive Surfing across the globe. The International Surfing Association (ISA) today celebrates the success of its first-ever Adaptive Surfing Instructor Certification Program, a major development in the growth and professionalization of the discipline around the...
December 1-3, 2020 - The International Surfing Association (ISA) ran the first-ever specialized ISA Women’s Judging Program. It was a successful event with 127 women from 34 countries connecting online to learn from two members of the Tokyo 2020 Judging panel, ISA Technical Director Erik...
The International Surfing Association (ISA) today welcomes and celebrates the confirmation from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Executive Board of Surfing on the Paris 2024 Olympic Games Programme – with Tahiti as the selected location. The world’s best surfers will go for Gold in the left hand barrels of Teahupo’o...
In total, 10 surfers participated in the HomeTown ShowDown, organised by Surf Canada with strict COVID-19 protocols in place. With this year's Canadian Surfing Championships cancelled due to the global health crisis, the event gave an opportunity for athletes to compete at a high level. Financial incentives...
Final Olympic Surfing qualifier to run May 29 – June 6 in El Salvador The International Surfing Association (ISA) has today announced that the 2021 Surf City El Salvador World Surfing Games will take place May 29th – June 6th at two world-class locations in El Salvador: La Bocana and...
A chat with Canadian surfer Bethany Zelasko A few weeks ago, I had a fantastic conversation with Canadian surfer Cody Young, so I thought I would reach out to other athletes. Today on What On What’s Good with Host Jovin Tardif, I am here with Team Canada...
CAS award further inspires ISA’s continued commitment to invest, develop and promote SUP globally to serve the best interests of athletes, federations, events and fans
The ISA today welcomed the landmark decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) to award the governance of StandUp Paddle (SUP) to the ISA at Olympic level.
2021 World Surfing Games remains an Olympic qualifier with 12 remaining available slots for Tokyo 2020 The International Surfing Association (ISA) has today announced its decision to postpone the World Surfing Games until 2021. The decision was made in collaboration with the government in El Salvador, prioritizing the health...
With 365 days until Tokyo 2021, today on What On What’s Good, I am here with Team Canada surfer Cody Young. There is something about going to the beach. I am not sure if it’s the sunlight, the smell of the saltwater, or the waves crashing against a nearby rock or sand. Perhaps it’s the memories of boogie boarding as a child, walking up the golden sand beach, or simply relaxing and reading my favorite book. The beach is my stress relief. It makes me calm. The environment is so peaceful. On beautiful days, you can’t help but enjoy the infinite blue sky with fluffy white clouds while watching surfers riding the waves in the backdrop. I have always been a big fan of surfing. For the first time in my life, I tried it on my honeymoon. I have to give props to all the surfers out there because when I tried surfing…well…at least we had fun.
The Athlete of the Month is our way of acknowledging a BC-located athlete who has displayed outstanding performances in their sport and deserves recognition. Athletes chosen monthly to be the face of Canadian Sport Institute Pacific will receive a celebration feature on our website and a gift from 2XU.
Each athlete selected as Athlete of the Month receives a small token of congratulation sponsored by 2XU. CSI Pacific would like to thank 2XU for their generosity and support of the program.
