in the early days of noseriding contests, there was a line drawn on the board a certain distance from the tip, that once walked forward of, began the clock… anyone know the distance?
in the early days of noseriding contests, there was a line drawn on the > board a certain distance from the tip, that once walked forward of, began > the clock… anyone know the distance? According to an Article in The Surfer’s Journal Vol. 3 #2, The first Tom Morey Invitational held in July 1965, “the nose will consist of the front 25% of the boards length.” The surfer’s in this particular meet were judged only on the time spent on the nose. The surfer with the most time won. There were two winners, regular foot- Mickey Munoz, goofy foot- Corky Carroll.