I can dig it. Nicely done. In my day, '74 to '79 North Shore to Bells Beach and sitting way outside waiting at Mitchell's and seeing the sets arrive. Getting out pre dawn at the Hook at Santa Cruz 41st ave. Only surfer to make it out all to myself. I am an old man and my bones hurt. These video logs make me feel right young again after Vietnam. Thanks Coco for sharing.
@@ronr.53400 Different time, different days and The places have changed. Not the waves or my memories of the drop and dance. The kick out and catching my board with my ankle....on to another. No surf leash on my boards. I swam and was careful. My ankle was ugly. The nurses at the Public Service Hospital in San Francisco were angles. Planning and timing are everything. Know your fast moving LOW pressure weather. Watch for high flying birds. I lived on 1$ a day in a VW Van with a dog on money saved after working in a mine in Australia.
It’s so random out there, my best wave ever was a backside full curtain, was completely by accident just trying to survive the drop and make the bottom turn, then got spit out into daylight. When I came out I said my thanks to God for that gift. That wave traveled thousands of miles to get to me and I tapped into its energy.
well me too. and it ended in a fight at the beach , he ended fighting with a guy from Venezuela who knock him out , real easy btw....after weeks of bullying me and my friends, hope he mature that horrible attitude and became a good person, cause even the real locals from puerto said he deserved it... everyone was real happy with him not in the lineup for a couple of days.. so a really different person you met from what I met those days.
Riding motorcycles in places like Puerto is totally different from riding on the highways or whatever in the States. Riding gear is not really a thing.
Sharkkk in the wave anyone???!!!! Ummm is it just me or is there a hugeeeeee shark in Coco's wave at 19:55.. look at that reflection and shadow... monsterrrrr going opposite direction in middle of wave.
Sou brasileiro e sou seu fã Sonho com essas ondas diáriamente....eu tenho o sonho de surfar ai....mesmo nas menores mas sonho isso ai todos os dias .....aloha
Its weird how “energy” drink companies sponsor these lifestyles....i think theres healthier ways to stay energized. Ways which do NOT support corporate crap. Did you know some athletes “sell out” to these destructive corporations in order to finance their passions even if they don’t actually support their product/actions/impact Why don’t I see more people talking about this in board-sports culture?
ChuckB theres better sources of caffeine which don’t have the processed garbage additives. Which also don’t support evil corporations. Some of these huge companies don’t care for our earthy mother, they choose profit over people. This old paradigm needs to shift for our children’s sake. Much love ❤️
@@lifeinservice2948 I don't like the taste of energy drinks. But there is nothing wrong with them unless you drink way to much. But some people are just stupid. What's evil about Red Bull? Corporations are just business models that have worked pretty well for 100s of years. It's the people in the corporations that make the difference- good bad smart stupid. Mother earth seems to be getting a little crowded with our children.
A Journey Of Love because it pays bills and tastes good. If I’m surfing puerto my last concern is the Red Bull I just drank. Keep your hippie opinions to yourself please.
@@PersonNotFound69 and why should he ? He was not talking to you, he gave his opinion, you read, you continue, I don't think he offended you, so you, stop..
Well said, I dislike the criminal profiles, the entire industry is like the mob. If you want it, you get up every day and do it. Globalizing it, or monetizing what you do is lame. Radical is not telling anyone you snuck some 25 foot bowl personal with nobody out that the crack of dawn made it in and out alive and nobody documented it. Where they live is this life at the center of the selfy. I don't like the life of people who are popular and need selfy, and in the end we didn't even see the helmet camera on. As the most important. Or the one on the board as the second most important. Much respect, the industry and money can suck our dicks. Everyone and their mother wanna be you at that 25 foot bowl, everyone, people would fake it with photoshop to make it too, hence the criminal profile, also it isn't clean, people would dope consume insane amounts of stimulants not just energy drink, like steroids and adderall, not surf all year but get in and be faster than everyone even in competition. I don't like it, and I never will. Its like playing chess why play chess if you know you are going to lose with people who don't practice but compete effortlessly doped up? Not worth it, its better surfing every day than following them around the world and knowing that they definitely can't afford the trips they make, where they sell drugs amongst themselves and all that criminal profile bullshit, smugglers, fraud etc. Like the mob, after they are under control they can't get out. Like heroin, junkies for life not just from drugs but from narcissism, never this inherent god like feeling of the human that feels he does things without the need to document it. The real rush, without looking at the camera not giving a flying fuck if teahupoo is 20 foot nights about to fall, but its yours ALONE and the boat is gone and you are gonna swim back paddle back, like a native, not like someone who paid for a boat or for a room, or focused more on the money and the little time he has there before he has to go wherever he come from, which is probably looking for another person to get a racket or extort for money to do it again, or business or gambling etc. Fuck the industry as a whole. At their level all they are focused are on conditions to make good pictures, not good surfing. Making sure everything is perfect to do another one and another one with the rules of media, and what sells, in a combination of oceans and public figure. Meaning they won't surf, if the pictures aren't good. The primordial reasons why I don't like them, where everything needs to be perfect so they could get a clip or a pic, and aren't from the lineup. Just pretty faces and some who have done it nearly forever for the magazines or from this group of people who only look for conditions and pictures to solidify what they do. Not hardcore people who aren't dopes, sponsored or known internationally who send it, daily, because daily you get better, swell in swell out in all types of conditions internationally. Like Andy Irons alone at the end of the road, and he just went, the same way he would go somewhere else by himself, and nobody cares if he was there but you know he was there, came and left alone and also died too young. Coco gets respect as the bottom line of what you give people you know in the water who send it. Coco if you read this, take care of that eye and te amo cabron. No te mueras.
You are one thing but taking your gal on a bike without leather and a helmet is another. If some asshole pulled into you and you went down, dressed like that. Irresponsible.
I can dig it. Nicely done. In my day, '74 to '79 North Shore to Bells Beach and sitting way outside waiting at Mitchell's and seeing the sets arrive. Getting out pre dawn at the Hook at Santa Cruz 41st ave. Only surfer to make it out all to myself. I am an old man and my bones hurt. These video logs make me feel right young again after Vietnam. Thanks Coco for sharing.
Tom Taylor thats sweet man ... peace 😁🤘 -rr
@@ronr.53400 Different time, different days and The places have changed. Not the waves or my memories of the drop and dance. The kick out and catching my board with my ankle....on to another. No surf leash on my boards. I swam and was careful. My ankle was ugly. The nurses at the Public Service Hospital in San Francisco were angles. Planning and timing are everything. Know your fast moving LOW pressure weather. Watch for high flying birds.
I lived on 1$ a day in a VW Van with a dog on money saved after working in a mine in Australia.
It’s so random out there, my best wave ever was a backside full curtain, was completely by accident just trying to survive the drop and make the bottom turn, then got spit out into daylight. When I came out I said my thanks to God for that gift. That wave traveled thousands of miles to get to me and I tapped into its energy.
I had the opportunity to meet Coco in 2002. What a human being. Im glad you're doing good.
well me too. and it ended in a fight at the beach , he ended fighting with a guy from Venezuela who knock him out , real easy btw....after weeks of bullying me and my friends, hope he mature that horrible attitude and became a good person, cause even the real locals from puerto said he deserved it... everyone was real happy with him not in the lineup for a couple of days.. so a really different person you met from what I met those days.
Coco has GRANDE Coco's!! Viva las Olas!
Coco Nogales the best
You don't get the perfect wave. When it chooses you it comes for you. Best description.
Yeah and then you gotta go and take that!
One wave can change your life for bad or for worse. Coco i hope you always find the path of least resistance
Coco has got balls... i hope he gets the "One" hes been living for.
hahaha the "one"
respect ! that was heavy man !
Felicidades uno de los últimos héroes que quedan en México. Bendiciones
I rode Puerto Escondido way before you were born, it sure has changed, great video and great ride bro! " I know the feeling " ,)
u rode it when it was 2 ft. schmmm
Did you fix that crappy Jet Ski?Yeah Coco Respect Bro from West Oz.
He's cool as, this OG surfer from Puerto Escondido, yeah...
wow man i love it!
Un saludo coco desde ensenada todos los santos
buen reportaje congratulaciones!!
Grande coco saludos de argentina
Am I the only one who thinks it hilarious he wears a helmet surfing but goes barefoot and helmetless on a motorcycle?
I think he primarily wears the helmet just as much for the perfect mount for his camera, more than for any other reason, really.
Mexicans are like that
Riding motorcycles in places like Puerto is totally different from riding on the highways or whatever in the States. Riding gear is not really a thing.
Good luck brother.. go get it!
Heavy... I'll take 3 foot Huntington thanks..
Same
Luv ya work
His eyes show so much. Its almost as u can see his soul
How dare he drink redbull !!!! Oh my gawd. I am dying for a redbull !😁😁😁😁😁
The way Cocos girl describes him as a “tool from god”- completely selfless... Holy shit man that was deep.
The testimony of your girlfriend is very moving...
Mama coco
that was heavy man!
u cool man
Show...pura determinação...
yeww coco!
i mean coco nogales such a good vid
Skindog!
Zack Meers damnnnn 😃🤘
Great vid
Why but why is the dog on a leash inside the yard?
No video footage from the helmet cam on that right?
no footage from his headcam made it to this video?
What a beautiful woman your girlfriend is man! Best of luck to you both! :)
How does this man only have like 650 subs
There was no pov footage
Is he still surfing after the accident?
can´t acess youtube from desktop... tks
What a legend. Can’t wait to get to Escondido and slide into some bombs.
Sharkkk in the wave anyone???!!!! Ummm is it just me or is there a hugeeeeee shark in Coco's wave at 19:55.. look at that reflection and shadow... monsterrrrr going opposite direction in middle of wave.
Julian Divietro I think it’s just you
humble legend....
CoCo all heart
Sou brasileiro e sou seu fã
Sonho com essas ondas diáriamente....eu tenho o sonho de surfar ai....mesmo nas menores mas sonho isso ai todos os dias .....aloha
Well dude you should have chugged that XL Red Bull right at the start!
Either he's 3 foot tall or thats the biggest fucking can of Red Bull I've ever seen.
Ojalá Oscar Moncada haya podido ver este vídeo
good job Carlos
🤙
Like si viste a coco en vivo
Tanbien me abrazó
When your neck hurts after surf ...
no leash .. so heavy
Great surfer.
You should be doing your under water breathing with Greg Long. Maybe you will attain a vision and more luck showing up late on the sand .
Take a shot for every "you know" he says
yo coco ho
Its weird how “energy” drink companies sponsor these lifestyles....i think theres healthier ways to stay energized. Ways which do NOT support corporate crap. Did you know some athletes “sell out” to these destructive corporations in order to finance their passions even if they don’t actually support their product/actions/impact
Why don’t I see more people talking about this in board-sports culture?
Caffeine is a great stimulant used all over the world. Dare devils make great spokesmen. Money talks and BS walks.
ChuckB theres better sources of caffeine which don’t have the processed garbage additives. Which also don’t support evil corporations. Some of these huge companies don’t care for our earthy mother, they choose profit over people. This old paradigm needs to shift for our children’s sake. Much love ❤️
@@lifeinservice2948 I don't like the taste of energy drinks. But there is nothing wrong with them unless you drink way to much. But some people are just stupid. What's evil about Red Bull? Corporations are just business models that have worked pretty well for 100s of years. It's the people in the corporations that make the difference- good bad smart stupid. Mother earth seems to be getting a little crowded with our children.
A Journey Of Love because it pays bills and tastes good. If I’m surfing puerto my last concern is the Red Bull I just drank. Keep your hippie opinions to yourself please.
@@PersonNotFound69 and why should he ? He was not talking to you, he gave his opinion, you read, you continue, I don't think he offended you, so you, stop..
Way too much ego driven intentions for surfing. Nature runs on it's own time and rhythm. Chasing waves and money is a contradiction near hypocritical.
Well said, I dislike the criminal profiles, the entire industry is like the mob. If you want it, you get up every day and do it. Globalizing it, or monetizing what you do is lame. Radical is not telling anyone you snuck some 25 foot bowl personal with nobody out that the crack of dawn made it in and out alive and nobody documented it. Where they live is this life at the center of the selfy. I don't like the life of people who are popular and need selfy, and in the end we didn't even see the helmet camera on. As the most important. Or the one on the board as the second most important. Much respect, the industry and money can suck our dicks. Everyone and their mother wanna be you at that 25 foot bowl, everyone, people would fake it with photoshop to make it too, hence the criminal profile, also it isn't clean, people would dope consume insane amounts of stimulants not just energy drink, like steroids and adderall, not surf all year but get in and be faster than everyone even in competition. I don't like it, and I never will. Its like playing chess why play chess if you know you are going to lose with people who don't practice but compete effortlessly doped up? Not worth it, its better surfing every day than following them around the world and knowing that they definitely can't afford the trips they make, where they sell drugs amongst themselves and all that criminal profile bullshit, smugglers, fraud etc. Like the mob, after they are under control they can't get out. Like heroin, junkies for life not just from drugs but from narcissism, never this inherent god like feeling of the human that feels he does things without the need to document it. The real rush, without looking at the camera not giving a flying fuck if teahupoo is 20 foot nights about to fall, but its yours ALONE and the boat is gone and you are gonna swim back paddle back, like a native, not like someone who paid for a boat or for a room, or focused more on the money and the little time he has there before he has to go wherever he come from, which is probably looking for another person to get a racket or extort for money to do it again, or business or gambling etc. Fuck the industry as a whole. At their level all they are focused are on conditions to make good pictures, not good surfing. Making sure everything is perfect to do another one and another one with the rules of media, and what sells, in a combination of oceans and public figure. Meaning they won't surf, if the pictures aren't good. The primordial reasons why I don't like them, where everything needs to be perfect so they could get a clip or a pic, and aren't from the lineup. Just pretty faces and some who have done it nearly forever for the magazines or from this group of people who only look for conditions and pictures to solidify what they do. Not hardcore people who aren't dopes, sponsored or known internationally who send it, daily, because daily you get better, swell in swell out in all types of conditions internationally. Like Andy Irons alone at the end of the road, and he just went, the same way he would go somewhere else by himself, and nobody cares if he was there but you know he was there, came and left alone and also died too young. Coco gets respect as the bottom line of what you give people you know in the water who send it. Coco if you read this, take care of that eye and te amo cabron. No te mueras.
Coco is stressful as fuck. Just surf bro.
that guy needs to chill out
findvoltage why!! Lol
Aloha amigo, Yoamomiplaya.com.
I bet none of you is a surfer
I surf but on a old huge long board and like 4 ft-6ft waves max. Anything bigger and I'm screwed!
-10 points for grammar
Cristopher I am Portuguese
You are one thing but taking your gal on a bike without leather and a helmet is another.
If some asshole pulled into you and you went down, dressed like that. Irresponsible.
good job Carlos