A solid collection of photos from the second day of the ALAS de Puerto Escondido

They say it's small, but it's not small


November 9, 2019
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Presented by: Pancho Villas

The waves don't stop in Puerto Escondido and even though the sea was difficult to find the right waves on the second day of the historic ALAS de Puerto Escondido, there were some impressive moments. This gallery is the best proof.

Analí Gómez won and got very, very close to winning another Latin champion title in the defining stage in El Salvador next week. The first members of round 5 and those who will fight to join them were defined.

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Ramón Santiago paying the price of the brave who comes to surf in Puerto Rico
Gabriel Vargas, lowering the bomb that, through protest, ended up giving him a direct ticket to round 5.
Juninho had a perfect start in Zicatela early today.
Travis Southworth said he saw Clay Marzo doing this and decided to imitate him. He did very well.
Southworth is about 1,9m tall and he can easily fit into this tube... And then they say the sea is small!
Shelby Detmers freesurfing a gem.
Shelby maneuvering in competition.
Rey Hernandez showing that Puerto is not just about pipes.
Martín Passeri taking a close, taking notes and doing everything he can to achieve victory. It is not for nothing that one is the Argentine Kelly.
Overhead and round: Leon Glatzer on a bomb, heading to round 5.
Gael Jimenez taking on a filthy bomb and having a good time. The boy is still young.
Gato Chila putting in a good one from the backside,
Gael dealing with the backwash from the inside, what talent on the tubes from this youngster!
Cesar Petroni is talent, pure talent, and he can go much further than just good results in tube events.
Ana Laura González surfed very well today and finished fourth in the event.
Analí Gómez strongly attacking Puerto's lip.
Jay Granados, a new idol of Latin surfing, remember that name.
Brothers should be united, because that is the first law: Sean Glatzer and Leon.
Leon Glatzer says that it is more effective to do aerials than floaters as a transition maneuver, and in the photo he makes the point.
Selman in sequence, freesurfing after winning his heat. Attacking a...
...heavy lip in Puerto Escondido.
Dylan Southworth did all the hard work on that tube but couldn't get through the doggy door.

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