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CENTRO - trailer ii

Tue, 17 Mar 2009 01:31:30 -0700

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Filmed on location in Nicaragua and El Salvador over a 2 year period, "CENTRO" offers a unique perspective into the lives of 5 surfers from the formerly war torn Republic of Nicaragua. Arising from a once volatile nation, they are now leading the charge and quickly becoming rising stars in the Central American surf scene. Featuring explosive surfing in world class waves, this gritty action packed tale of Nicaragua's surfing movement is one of the most original & innovative films of its time.

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CENTRO -trailer 1

Sat, 14 Feb 2009 14:10:41 -0800

Filmed on location in Nicaragua and El Salvador over a 2 year period, "CENTRO" offers a unique perspective into the lives of 5 surfers from the formerly war torn Republic of Nicaragua. Arising from a once volatile nation, they are now leading the charge and quickly becoming rising stars in the Central American surf scene. Featuring explosive surfing in world class waves, this gritty action packed tale of Nicaragua's surfing movement is one of the most original & innovative films of its time.

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IAN GENTIL NICARAGUA

Tue, 22 Jul 2008 17:54:32 -0700

Ian Gentil, ripping around Nicaragua. July 2008
Sponsors: DAKINE NIKE 6.0 LOST

Mountain Bike World Speed Record Video

Sun, 06 Nov 2005 22:37:12 -0800

Eric Barone, who broke the world speed record for mountain biking in Nov 4, 2001, tried to break it again by riding down Cerro Negro volcano in Nicaragua.

Seconds into his descent, Barone's bicycle snapped in two, hurtling the cyclist down the volcano.

"It looked as if there was a rock or something in the path that made the bicycle break in two," said one of Barone's assistants.

In 2001, Barone flew down the black slopes of Cerro Negro Volcano in Nicaragua at 130.43 kilometers per hour, exceeding his own old world record of 118 kilometers per hour, achieved in Hawaii in 1999.