Alexander Haro is a Senior Editor at The Inertia. He has spent over a decade writing about surfing, the environment, and outdoor adventures, with a focus on themes such as climate change, travel, and animal rights. His work has been featured in GearJunkie, Yahoo News, ExplorersWeb, Yahoo Sports, and NewsBreak.
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Alexander Haro's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, house & home, and gaming, with a strong emphasis on surfing-related content. He often covers event highlights and profile features related to the surfing world.
Given this focus, reaching out with exclusive interviews or insights about top surfers' experiences at major events like Mavericks or Pipeline could be particularly effective. Additionally, providing unique data or analysis related to big wave surfing or emerging trends in the sport may also pique his interest.
It's important to note that Alexander doesn't have a specific geographic focus but seems to cover global surfing events and personalities within the industry.
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There aren't a lot of surfers who make riding waves of consequence look easy, as if they're walking down a city street. Tosh Tudor is definitely one of them.
Despite his stature in the world of surfing, Rob Machado hasn't forgotten his roots. He can still be found at Seaside Reef, flowing his way around the lineup.
Cloudbreak is one of the best waves in the world. Tim Bonython's latest edit takes the viewer through some of the biggest swells at Cloudbreak from 1999 to now.
Despite his stature in the world of surfing, Rob Machado hasn't forgotten his roots. He can still be found at Seaside Reef, flowing his way around the lineup.
The waves in Hossegor, France, can mete out some serious punishment. Nate Florence lives for that kind of thing. He got his fill on a recent trip.
The Wedge is one of the most iconic waves in California. Brent Weldon is shocked by how much the beach has changed, especially within the last few weeks alone.
By: Alexander Haro
Taj Burrow, Craig Anderson, Dion Agius, and Balaram Stack are all very different kinds of surfers. All four recently got together in Western Australia.
By: Alexander Haro
In 2015, Zoe Smith lost her leg in a car accident. A few years later, she won gold at the World Para Surfing Championships. Now, she's training for another one.
NASA satellites show something beautiful but alarming: the Pacific Ocean has changed colors, going from a greenish blue to deeper blue. The reason? El Niño.
Hayden Cox, the brains behind Haydenshapes Surfboards, is as much an inventor as he is a shaper. Now, he's got a new shape out called the Nova.
