SPORTS ILLUSTRATED
Greg Long had spent more than 15 years of his life chasing big waves. Surfing giants was all about the rush, the adrenaline, the achievement. Finding bigger and better waves, pushing his personal limits. But surviving big waves? That was all about preparation..
SURFING MAGAZINE
It is from the greatest challenges and the hardest times in our lives that we learn and grow the most.
THE INERTIA
It is true that today’s broad surfing community possesses variable – and sometimes questionable – understanding of surfing etiquette…
THE INERTIA
…I needed to ride four outstanding waves in order to overtake Kelly Slate, who was in first place…
HUFFINGTON POST
BillabongXXL.com. Greg Long of San Clemente, California, gets one of the greatest big wave paddle-in tubes ….
THE GUARDIAN
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
After nearly drowning, a big-wave surfer comes back to win his sport’s biggest title.
MEN’S JOURNAL
Ask big-wave legend Greg Long what really gets him stoked and he’ll tell you that it’s not the adrenaline, not the green room, but rather redrawing the map of where people can surf.
SURFER MAGAZINE
Greg Long is recognized as one of surf’s thoughtful ambassadors, penning expression to waves where words normally wouldn’t do.
THE INERTIA
This winter has been one for the record books. With a massive El Nino producing swells of enormous proportions, big wave surfers have well and truly been getting their fill of waves that most normal surfers want no part of.
OUTSIDE MAGAZINE
It takes a particular kind of crazy to ride a 75-foot mountain of water—unless you’re Greg Long, a calm, well-adjusted dude who approaches surfing like he’s playing chess.