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Amauri's Book: Bodyboard La Passion D’une Vie.

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The book written by Amaury LAVERNHE, the current World Champion of Bodyboard.
This reference book is a complete work focused on bodyboard, from its beginning with Tom Morey and the Six Originals, the IBA Tour, the boogie Made in France, Drop knee…
With a technical approach from Amaury about stretching, dietetics, mental and physical training, equipment, boards and fins, wetsuits with his advice for any rider, beginner or experienced…
With beautiful pages about the best surf destinations in the world described by famous riders from Australia, Hawaï, Brasil, South Africa, Canarys, Spain, Portugal, France…and Reunion Island, of course!


With impressive pictures of the biggest tricks ridden and described by the most skilled riders on the Tour…
With Amaury’s biography, his childhood and his life in Reunion Island, his prize list, his crazy 2010 title and many others pages full of moves and dreams…
With many famous guests as Tom Morey, Mike Stewart, Steve Mac Kenzie, Hubbard brothers, Ben Player, Guilherme Tamega,
Mark MacCartry, Jared Houston, Yeray Martinez, Manuel Centeno, Gastao Entrudo, Michel Novy, Ryan Hardy, Neymara Carvalho, Karla Costa Taylor, Eunate Aguirre and many others as Terry McKenna and his shaper Dan Sivess, who all wrote some pages of this incredible book.
Today, this book is available in French, but a translation could be envisaged… not far off. If he can find a distributor abroad !
“In this book, I want to share my passion and my love for boogie with all the readers.
And I dedicate it to all the bodyboarders around the world.
And I specially thank all the mates that made this nice job possible…
Enjoy life, do your best and be happy on the waves!”
Surf Session Editions – 116 pages – 20 x 26cm
For sale on http://www.surfsession-shop.com/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=&products_id=963 and in all French bookstores, surf shops and sales-on-line websites as www.amazon.fr ou www.fnac.fr

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