Spurred by the massive success of its 2006 series, Girls of the North Shore, GrindTV.com, the leading action sports video destination, today debuts its first annual Bikini Week feature, a high-resolution video swimsuit spread featuring 20 professional models and amateur surfers. The release date coincides with the infamous Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, and represents GrindTV's digital media contribution to what has become the one week a year America is consumed with "beauty on the beach" entertainment.

"We're constantly feeling the growing demand for quality online video – stills just aren't enough for today's tech savvy Gen X & Y audiences. So, we're leveraging our competence in delivering quality, high-resolution video over the Internet and giving our millions of users the popular content they have grown to expect from a leading sports brand," said, Curtis Beck, General Manager of GrindTV.com.

GrindTV's Bikini Week presents seductive but tasteful swimsuit videos shot along the picturesque beaches of the North Shore of Hawaii, the birthplace of surfing. Beginning today and continuing throughout the Valentine week, GrindTV will publish new full-length clips of all 20 models, with 30 second teasers previewing the girls to come. Behind-the-scenes stills of each video shoot will accompany the online feature.

Bikini Week was inspired in part by the enormous success of GrindTV's 2006 one time series, Girls of the North Shore, a similar swimsuit feature, highlighting professional female surfers, including Alana Blanchard, Holly Beck, Nani Nash, Karen Helm and others. Altogether, the series attracted over a million video views on GrindTV.com, representing some of the most successful clips in the history of the website.

While the annual Bikini Week feature evolves into an important annual production for the Company, action sports coverage remains GrindTV's primary focus. Other projects slated for 2007 include coverage of approximately thirty adventure sports events, including the 6th Annual Phoenix AM Skate Champs, the Telus World Ski, Snowboard & Music Festival and Slam City Jam.