“Bugs Bunny Handspin”: Surfing Jaws Isn’t Easy Shows Amazingly Shot Video by Young Star

Published 12/23/2022, 4:00 PM EST

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Surfing is a thrilling sport – both, as a surfer, and a spectator. Big-wave surfing, another extreme form of the sport is one big shot of adrenaline. Big waves usually cause more wipeouts, which can be an awesome spectacle for surfing fans, but equally fatal for the surfer.

Recently big wave surfing sensation, Kai Lenny posted a Youtube Shorts video of himself getting splashed by the merciless waves of Jaws. What’s more, is that it looks like getting wiped out on surfing’s most dangerous turf is exactly the content that fans were hungry for. Check out some of the fan reactions to the video. 

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Fans go crazy over the wipeout of the surfing sensation

Commenting about the music, ‘Highway to the Danger zone’ by Kenny Loggins in the shorts video, a fan said, “Track matches the vibe so perfectly.” 

Another commented, “Lol ‘that actually looks fun.’” “it absolutely sucks to hold ur breath after that lmao.”, said a keen observer. bugs bunny handspin.”, wrote another user.

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Fans had a lot of similar comments. Here are a couple more.

“Folded and then over the falls”

“That actually looks fun bro”

“Rolling down the windows for the lobster dive! Yew Animal!!!!”

“I would give that guy a 10 for his dive form.”

The science behind the world’s most dangerous waves

Hawaiian islands are geographically isolated from the rest of the world. It’s 2470 miles away from California. It is completely surrounded by the ocean, which causes the violent waves the sport thrives on. Peʻahi is a place on the north shore of the island of Maui. It is home to the Jaws surf break and has also lived up to its reputation for some of the most dangerous, and merciless waves in the world. Waves as long as 70 ft., which is as tall as a 7-story building, have been often observed here.

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Just imagine a bowl of water put in front of a fan, creating waves in the bowl itself. The same logic applies to the waves at Jaws. The popular violent waves are created by raging storms in the Pacific. The name Jaws is earned by the deadly waves as opposed to the unpredictability of a shark attack.

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Rahul Goutam Hoom

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Rahul Goutam Hoom is a US Sports writer for EssentiallySports. He is currently pursuing his Master's in Mass Communication and Journalism from Birla Global University. Rahul does photography and gaming during his leisure hours and likes to watch anime.
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Anupama Ghosh