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Pro surfer Anastasia Ashley hit the beaches of Miami and practiced some very basic Millennial moves when hitting the beach and getting attention in a bikini. Subscribe now for the latest Daily Hollywood Celebrity Splash TV News: https://goo.gl/JaLP0U

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Ever heard of Anastasia Ashley? Well, she might just turn you into a pro surfing fan.

The model and athlete spends her life traveling around the world, hanging 10 in a swimsuit, so it’s kind of funny that in her down time she chose to hit the beaches of Miami. She just left her board behind.

Girl just loves the bikini life.

The 29-year-old California native also did a few obligatory millennial moves…

Notice how she holsters her iPhone in her bikini bottoms… [spl1428363_014] That’s a pro move.

But then she takes the phone out to Instagram the moment, obviously. [spl1428363_007].

Except she didn’t go with the selfie shot. She posted a full body one taken by someone else. [Screen Shot 2017-01-25 at 6.58.01 AM].

Then, you can’t lounge without some sand on your butt [spl1427827_019]… We’re just shocked that she missed the new trend of getting someone to put a sandy handprint across her stomach.

Maybe she’ll catch that wave next time.

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This collection of single fin surfing footage will surely entertain your eyes. Single fin surfing is becoming more popular in this modern age as more retro surfing aficionados shed light on the beauty of single fin surfing back in the 1970s. Single fin surfing is believed to improve one’s surfing skills because it requires the surfer to adapt to whatever the wave throws at him.

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NELSON, BAY AUSTRALIA — An Aussie kid had an unexpected spectator to his surfing session on Tuesday afternoon in the form of a great white shark.

Chris Hasson was taking photographs of his son Eden catching some waves near Nelson Bay in Australia, reported Australian newspaper the Newcastle Herald. But he noticed something rather fishy lurking beneath the surface.

Some thought it was a school of fish, but it turned out to be an 8-foot long great white shark.

In a Facebook post Chris said the shark was having a good look at Eden’s yummy yellow wet suit.

Amazingly, the encounter didn’t scare Chris or his son who was back out the very next day.
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Kumul Consolidated Holdings World Surf League Championships for longboarding which is due to take place in March, in Tupira, Madang province, has been described by World Surf League Executives, Hayden Smith and Steve Robertson, as a historic event.

Both Steve and Hayden who were on the ground in Tupira to see the progress of the preparations, connected well with the local land custodians and surfers, whilst being truly overwhelmed by the local culture and tradition of the villagers.

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