VBS.TV – School Of Surf Season 2

I don’t mean to sound like a jerk by complaining about California, specifically SoCal weather because 99.9% of the time, it’s great. But I couldn’t believe my eyes yesterday when the thermometer in my car went below 50 degrees. And not only that, it was raining CATS & DOGS outside. I mean really pouring. I’m only accustomed to awesome 98 DEGREE weather.  There was even water flowing down the LA RIVER. Most of the time, it’s only full with GRAFFITI artists. But it just felt creepy yesterday. Today is a little better. At least the sun is actually out but it’s still bone chilling cold outside. It’s probably around 55 degrees with clear and sunny skies. I hope GOD isn’t punishing us. Everyone knows that 2012 is just right around the corner.

So since most of you can’t surf with crazy weather ruining your day, we can leave it up to the folks over at VBS to put out another great season of School Of Surf. This is especially good for you kids in school who don’t know anything at all about teamwork and camaraderie amongst your peers. The best thing about this season is that you don’t even need to turn on your COMPUTER to check it out. Just head over to MTV 2 for some sweet surf programming. Plus you can learn a thing or two from these kids. They won’t let a little pretty snowflake keep them off the gnarly waves.

School of Surf is a show about two high school surf teams as they compete to go to the Red Bull’s Riders Cup. One is from Malibu High School, situated in a classic California surf town with perfect waves, sunshine year ’round, and a vibrant surf scene. The other is from the OC of the East – Ocean City, New Jersey, with its freezing winters, crowded summers and unpredictable waves. The two towns couldn’t be any more different. But the thing the two teams share is the dream of becoming pro surfers and balancing their lives with an obsession with waves. But this isn’t another reality show, this is real life. This is School of Surf.

Six episodes every Monday at 9AM, so set your DVR, or call in sick, or skip class but don’t miss it.