Juan Hernandez is an editor who has written for various publications including The Inertia, South Bay Daily Breeze, Village News, Inc., and BloodHorse. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, outdoor activities, and current events. Juan's work has also been featured in Techinfographics, Teen Vogue, BioRxiv, and DM2I.
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Juan Hernandez covers a mix of extreme sports and entertainment news, with a focus on event coverage and evolving stories. He may be receptive to pitches related to extreme sports events, especially those featuring unique or dramatic elements. Pitches could include exclusive interviews with athletes involved in high-profile incidents or competitions.
Given the emphasis on data citation, Juan may also appreciate pitches that provide statistical insights into trends within the world of extreme sports or highlight scientific research related to these activities.
It's important to note that while Juan does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned, his coverage is likely international given the nature of extreme sports and their global appeal.
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The WSL announced their plan to award the wildcard to the teenagers Monday while the second and final men's wildcard will be determined by the the local trials.
Much has been made of last week's Teahupo'o swell — a real banger that could either end up one helluva Olympic preview or a near miss before the Olympics.
By: Juan Hernandez
Would you rather get the best barrel of your life and nobody sees it or “just a really good one” with all of your friends in the channel?
By: Juan Hernandez
China's debut on surfing's Olympic stage may have a spotlight on one surfer this summer but the program back home will still be at work training more athletes.
One two-month trip turned into three years and poof, he's still there. Like they say, life is what happens when you're busy making plans.
According to Eimeo Czermak, things are only getting a little crazier at Teahupo'o in terms of the crowds showing up in the channel on big days.
By: Juan Hernandez
Screengrab//Now Now Media Left or right? It's not all that difficult of a question to answer in the surf world since at least 90 percent of us simply lean toward whichever option fits our frontside.
Photo: Unsplash Here we go again. If you flashback to this moment last year for a moment you may remember you may remember a barrage of “hottest day ever” headlines.
Photo: TM Kruser // Unsplash Heal the Bay's annual report card is often highlighted by its “Beach Bummer List,” California's most polluted beaches.
By: Juan Hernandez
When South Korea prepared to host the 2018 Winter Olympics they dedicated a reported $109 million to build Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium.
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