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Outdoors writer on The Scotsman newspaper, see also @indoorscots. Book of surf scribblings: birlinn.co.uk/product/the-view-from-the-shoulder/
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Watch the first-ever surf films from Hawaii – and Scotland

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Early footage of surfers on opposite sides of the world stirs the soul, writes Roger Cox “Thomas Edison Made the First-Ever Surf Film Over 100 Years Ago” trumpeted the headline on a recent article on the Surfer magazine website, “Watch Here.” Wait – what? The lightbulb guy made a surf movie?
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Looking good: How aesthetics are taking over at the Olympics

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By Roger Cox Verified
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The decision to include freeride snowsports at the 2030 Winter Olympics is symptomatic of a wider trend, writes Roger Cox Last month, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) confirmed that freeride skiing and snowboarding would make their debut in the 2030 Winter Olympics. At the same time, they announced that the Nordic Combined discipline, comprising ski jumping and cross-country skiing, was to be dropped for the first time since its inclusion in the inaugural winter games in 1924.
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Red Bull Sessions event offers chance to surf with the pros at Edinburgh's Lost Shore

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By Roger Cox Verified
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Big wave surfer Ben Larg is holding ‘community focused' surfing sessions at Lost Shore, thanks to his corporate sponsor Within the extreme sports universe, there has always been a certain squeamishness about sponsorship – a sense that the purity of noble, man vs the elements-type pursuits is somehow tarnished when grubby old commerce gets added to the mix.
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