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Narrabeen, New South Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (130 words) |
 | Narrabeen is a Sydney, New South Wales, Australia beach suburb and locality, one of the Northern Beaches of Sydney. |
| North Narrabeen beach is commonly used for surfing competitions and is made famous by mention in a Beach Boys song lyric from Surfin' USA. |
| The NSW Institute of Sport is based in Narrabeen and has recently become the headquarters of the Manly Rugby League club. |
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| Narrabeen -- part of Sydney's famous northern beaches stretch -- lies at the northern end of a broad three-mile stretch of sand, bounded at its southern end by Collaroy Beach and a massive rock tidal platform known as Long Reef. |
| Narrabeen's powerful, steep hotdog waves were perfect for the kind of ultra-creative surfing practiced by this crew; many features of what we now consider to be modern high-performance surfing got their first real workouts here, particularly the vertical elements both frontside and backside. |
| Narrabeen in the '80s was a hotbed for champion kneeboarders, including two-time world champion Michael Novakov and the incomparable Simon Farrar, who patrols the beach in summer as a top city lifeguard. |
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