Riding the waves of surf culture
“It’s almost like a religion in a way,” said 31-year-old “professional surfer Julie Cox. When Cox described what draws her to the waves, it’s not hard to understand why many Californians find spirituality in surfing. “You find your...
Surf Coaching
The sheer exhilaration of riding energy generated by wind or storms thousands of miles away is indescribable. As all surfers know, there is much more to surfing than the single act of standing up on a wave. Surfing is about being comfortable in...
About Julie
As a talented longboarder, surf coach, and operations manager of the California Surf Museum, Julie Cox loves travel and shooting photos along the way. Though she didn’t start surfing regularly until she was 16, Julie remembers being entranced by the ocean as a little kid. She grew up in Agoura Hills, not far from the longboarder’s paradise of Malibu, and soon became a local at Zuma and Leo Carrillo State Beach. More
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“It’s almost like a religion in a way,” said 31-year-old “professional surfer Julie Cox.
When Cox described what draws her to the waves, it’s not hard to understand why many Californians find spirituality in surfing. “You find your peace out there, looking out at the horizon,” Cox said. “You’re out catching a bunch of waves, watching the sun go down, while birds are diving down to get their food, or a dolphin pops up right next to you. For me, that’s as good as it gets. That’s my kind of church.” More
Surf Coaching
The ocean is your ultimate teacher, Julie can be your guide.
The sheer exhilaration of riding energy generated by wind or storms thousands of miles away is indescribable. As all surfers know, there is much more to surfing than the single act of standing up on a wave. More
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