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A Local Surfer’s Dream to Bring World-Class Waves to Boca Raton A Surf Park Decades in the Making For surfers in South Florida, the struggle is real to find consistent waves. Summer brings flat spells and aside from the occasional swell during hurricane and winter seasons, it can be tough to stay in rhythm, progress your skills, or even keep the stoke alive without traveling hours up the coast.

Aloha After Dark: The Boynton Beach Night Market Returns with Luau Vibes and Local Flavor Tropical shirts, glowing tents, island eats—if that sounds like your kind of weekend, go ahead and clear your calendar for July 25th and 26th. The Boynton Beach Night Market is back and bigger than ever, bringing two nights of high-energy fun, local love, and Hawaiian flair to Centennial Park in Downtown Boynton Beach.

“I truly believe that the ultimate picture of my career will be judged by others and that the best laid plans for a great photo often go awry,” said Nick, who states that every photoshoot is a mixture of pre-planning and spontaneity. “I think I gravitate more to locations than I do to specific people, and there are a ton of iconic locales in which I would love to create scenes.

I took this photo this past Halloween at the venerable, the ever present, the hallowed Respectable Street! My typical setup for when I’m in a crowded place like Respects is the TTArtisan 7.5mm f/2 fisheye, a Godox TT350F, and a Godox X3F wireless flash trigger for off-camera flash. I set my flash to TTL mode, usually with about a -1/3 underexposure set so the flash isn’t too strong. I keep my aperture between f/8 or f/11, f/11 being the tightest the aperture can close down to.

Five Decades in a Flash By Ava Bourbeau Are you even an analog photographer if you shoot film and then develop your photos at a national drugstore chain? Studies say no. An original home of 1-hour film developing in South Florida — Hey! It’s even in the name — this family-owned printing hub is a watering hole for local analog-heads for a reason. For more than five decades, 60 Minutes Photo has been known for its exceptional work and mom-and-pop roots.

Boynton Beach Is Serving the Goods (and Then Some) Downtown Boynton is about to turn all the way up — and by “up,” we mean full plates, full glasses, and fully activated taste buds. On Saturday, April 26 from 4–10 p.m., Taste of Boynton Beach returns to Centennial Park for an all-inclusive evening of food, music, and Florida-style fun. It’s the City’s signature culinary celebration, and they’ve made one thing clear: no VIP restrictions necessary.

1. What is your training philosophy or approach? My training philosophy combines progressive overload with strength and conditioning. As a former collegiate athlete and current Senior Ice Hockey player, combining strength training with conditioning is vital for athletic performance. 2. Do you have specialties or areas of focus? I focus mainly on foundational functional movement patterns that apply directly to the sports I’ve played and helping my clients feel and look better.

When it comes to staying active, your gear matters — and that includes the watch on your wrist. Because was it really a workout if you didn’t track it? Fitness wearables are more than just gadgets; they’re tools to help you track progress, improve recovery, and make smarter decisions for your health. We’ve tested some of the most popular options on the market, including the Garmin Venu 3, Garmin Forerunner 165, and the Whoop 4.0, to give you the lowdown on what each has to offer.

Gains Inside and Outside the Ring at The Phoenix Boxing Gym By Caroline Nordheim It was a typical Florida summer day. The air held heat and dust from swept-up dirt and torn-down drywall just blocks away from Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach. A new building owner, Michael Hockton, had made the purchase with a dream of opening his own boxing gym. That day, he took a break from renovating the place and went out to buy supplies. When he returned, he was greeted by eager students.