Aug
18th
Quiksilver Thailand Surf Competition 2010 in Phuket from September 22-26
By Nut
Quiksilver Thailand Surf Competition 2010
Quiksilver, along with the Surfing Thailand organization (recently recognized by the International Surfing Association (ISA)), is pleased to announce the second annual Quiksilver Thailand Surf Competition 2010 to be held at Kata Beach, Phuket on September 22 – 26, 2010.
This year’s festival promises to be bigger and better than ever with a myriad of events and activities held over a 5 day period that will entice both surfers and non-surfers alike. Along with a professionally run international surfing competition, spectators and participants will be treated to concerts, parties, cultural shows, awareness presentations, surf instruction clinics, and a whole lot of fun on the beach!
Endorsed and supported by both government and public sector organizations, the Quiksilver Thailand Surf Competition 2010 will provide local Thai surfers the opportunity to gain valuable experience competing at an international level, getting them familiar with the rules and regulations of ISA sanctioned events, and opening the door to competing in ISA competitions held throughout South Asia and the world.
The competition takes place during what is typically called the “Low Season”, though surfers have long termed this period the “Surf Season”, and the event brings to light yet another activity which both locals and visitors can enjoy during the Southwest Monsoon, helping to further endorse Phuket as a year-round holiday destination.
In addition to the surf contest, this year’s event will promote environmental awareness, introduce some of the multi-faceted local cultures, and provide introductory surfing instruction through a series of activities, presentations, and surf clinics.
Be there or be square!
Schedule
Date: September 22 – 26.
Location: Kata Beach, Phuket
Divisions: Men’s Open Shortboard Division and Women’s Open Shortboard Division and Long Board’s Open Division
Day 1 (September 22)
- Opening Ceremony
- Environmental Awareness Presentation
- Surf Contest Heats
- Local Cultural Show
Day 2 (September 23)
- DJ Music and Beach Activities
- Musical Presentation
- Surf Contest Heats
Day 3 (September 24)
- DJ Music and Beach Activities
- Musical Presentation
- Surf Contest Heats
Day 4 (September 25)
- DJ Music and Beach Activities
- Surf Clinic for Tourists and Visitors
- Surf Contest Heats
Day 5 (September 26)
- Surf Clinic for Thai Singers, Movie Stars, and Other Celebrities
- Surf Contest Final Rounds
- Surfing Demonstration by Quiksilver Surf Team
- Awards Ceremony
- Party and Concert by Live Bands
Prizes
Men’s Open Shortboard Division
1st Place: B50,000 Cash, Surfboard, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver and Sponsors
2nd Place: B30,000 Cash, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver
3rd Place: B20,000 Cash, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver
4th Place: B10,000 Cash, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver
Women’s Open Shortboard Division
1st Place: B30,000 Cash, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver and Sponsors
2nd Place: B20,000 Cash, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver
3rd Place: B10,000 Cash, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver
4th Place: B5,000 Cash, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver
Longboard’s Open Division
1st Place: B30,000 Cash, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver and Sponsors
2nd Place: B20,000 Cash, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver
3rd Place: B10,000 Cash, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver
4th Place: B5,000 Cash, Trophy, Prize Package by Quiksilver
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Jun
20th
Dreaming of Real Swell
By Craigo
Took a road trip from Pattaya to Phuket with a couple of Starboard
SUP's, wanted to check out the Quicksilver Event at Kalim.
Blew a radiator on the way down and got towed last 70km into town. But as far as these annoyances go, it went very smoothly and I only lost a few hours.
The people in the South of Thailand are very friendly and helpful and everything looked very clean with less rubbish lying around than in other parts of the country.
Blew a radiator on the way down and got towed last 70km into town. But as far as these annoyances go, it went very smoothly and I only lost a few hours.
The people in the South of Thailand are very friendly and helpful and everything looked very clean with less rubbish lying around than in other parts of the country.
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