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Full name
  
Sam Medysky

Team
  
Best Kiteboarding

Sport
  
Kitesurfing


Country
  
Canada

Nationality
  
Canadian

Name
  
Sam Medysky

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Born
  
June 5, 1990 (age 33) (
1990-06-05
)

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Sam Medysky (born June 5, 1990) is a professional kiteboarder from Ontario, Canada. Sam started kiting when he was 9 years old and has been a key contributor to the rapid growth of kiteboarding in North America.

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Life

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In 2004 Sam burst onto the competitive scene winning the junior division at the 2004 Velocity Games. Since then he has become a 6-time Canadian National Champion and since May 2009, a Best Kiteboarding International Team Rider.

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After spending the 2009 winter training in Brazil, Sam thrust himself onto the professional kiteboarding scene after winning a wild card entry to the 2009 Real Triple-S Invitational, a competition featuring the top professional kiteboarders from across the World held each year in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.

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For 2010 Sam has been invited back to the Triple-S Invitational, establishing himself as one of the top names in professional kiteboarding. To date Sam is the only Canadian rider to ever have been invited to this prestigious competition.

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Medysky currently resides between Taiba, Brazil, Sauble Beach and Orillia, Ontario, Canada. He is sponsored by Best Kiteboarding, Balance Boards, Dakine, O'Neill, Rogue Wave Customs and KiteRider Canada.


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References

Sam Medysky Wikipedia