Congratulations to Morgan Just for winning the 2010 World Championships of Skimboarding hosted this past weekend at Aliso Beach. Morgan has been killing it for so long and with the absence of injuries nothing held him back from taking the world title this year.
Another congrats is extended to Anna Prophet, winner of the first official professional division for women. May I be so cliche as to say there's something you can tell your grandchildren...
Here's a video of Morgan Just, in case you were wondering what it takes to win such a contest:
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Monday, June 21, 2010 10:26pm PDT
Morgan Just Wins 2010 World Championships of Skimboarding
By: Teddy Parker
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Tags: Skimboarding, Morgan Just, victoria skimboards, 2010 WCS, Anna Prophet, exile skimboards
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