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Australian Man Breaks World Record For Longest Surf Session
Australian Man Breaks World Record For Longest Surf Session
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On Friday, Australian former pro-surfer Blake Johnston, has broken the world record for the longest surfing session.
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On Friday, Australian former pro-surfer Blake Johnston broke the world record for the longest surfing session. Blake took to the water at Cronulla beach in south Sydney at 1 am on Thursday and surfed for more than 30 hours straight. He planned to surf through until Friday evening to hit the 40-hour mark.He has already conquered 525 waves.Johnston began his surf session to raise $250,000 for the Chumpy Pullin Foundation.The previous record was 30 hours and 11 minutes, held by South Africa's Josh Enslin.
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Australian Man Breaks World Record For Longest Surf Session
In terms of surfing, Australia is endless: 30,000 km of coastline with enough waves for everyone.
On Friday, Australian former pro-surfer Blake Johnston broke the world record for the longest surfing session. Blake took to the water at Cronulla beach in south Sydney at 1 am on Thursday and surfed for more than 30 hours straight. He planned to surf through until Friday evening to hit the 40-hour mark.
He has already conquered 525 waves.
"I've surfed my whole life but never in this realm. Yeah, it's been a mental and physical challenge, to say the least," Johnston said, as quoted by local media.
Johnston began his surf session to raise $250,000 for the Chumpy Pullin Foundation.
The previous record was 30 hours and 11 minutes, held by South Africa's Josh Enslin.
