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Amanda Beard, Olympic swimmer has gone surfing with WB Surfing using the WB Surfing method.

The first computer-shaping machine to prove functional was in France.

Surfboard shaping great, Richard Brewer (HI.), invented the wing design.

Former United States surfing champion Rick Rassmussen (NY.) shaped great riding surfboards in the jungle of Indonesia using only hand tools.

North Shore surfboard shapers Ken Bradshaw, Milton Willis, and Michael Willis helped prove 3 fin thruster designs in waves over 25 ft.

Shawn Stussy of Stussy clothing, Gordon Merchant of Billabong clothing, Rusty Prisendorfer of Rusty clothing, and Bob Hurley of Hurley all started out as surfboard shapers.

It's said that the record for shaping the most surfboard goes to Terry Martin, for somewhere around 30,000 shapes.

Hawaiian shaper, surfer, surfing coach, and great guy Ben Aipa, is the inventor of the stinger and swallow tail designs.

One of the earliest big wave pioneer shaper/ surfer is Pat Curren. One of the first people to succesfully surf Waimea Bay in Hawaii, Pat is the father of world surfing champion Tom Curren.

Shaper Mike Diffenderfer named the famous "Banzai Pipeline" in Hawaii on the North Shore of Oahu.

Great surfboard shapers from all over the world include Milton Wheeler of Peru, Bob Mctavish of Australia, Yoshi Ueda of Japan, Spyder Murphy of South Africa, Al Merrick of California, and Eric Arakawa of Hawaii.

Velzyland in Hawaii on the North Shore of Oahu is named after California surfboard shaping master Dale Velzy.