Maya Gabeira Rides The HIGHEST Wave EVER Caught On Camera

Maya Gabeira Rides The HIGHEST Wave EVER Caught On Camera

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0:00 Intro
0:54 Who is Maya Gabeira?
2:05 The near - death experience
3:15 The record
4:30 How it changed her life?
6:17 What's next for Maya?
6:48 Outro

What if I told you that one wave... ONE wave... changed the history of surfing forever? A moment so unbelievable, so utterly insane, that it pushed the boundaries of what we thought was humanly possible?

Meet Maya Gabeira—the woman who defied nature, shattered records, and rewrote the rulebook on big-wave surfing! But her journey wasn’t easy. In fact, it was full of struggles, setbacks, and even a near-death experience! So, how did she conquer the impossible? And what does her achievement mean for the future of surfing? Buckle up, because THIS is the story of Maya Gabeira’s greatest ride!

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