Podcasts about andrew cotton

Andrew Cotton looks back at the opening round of the FIA WEC and tells us how he thinks it will shape the rest of the season, Nick Daman has his team by team review of the Bahrain Grand Prix, and what’s the most mundane car you’ve ever driven? Plus this week’s Big Interview is with Giles Richards about his new book F1 Racing Confidential.

Big wave surfer Andrew Cotton, star of the HBO series “100 Foot Wave”, joins us in studio. Scott and Chris play College Football ‘Buy or Sell', discuss the Charter/Disney dispute and new NIL legislation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a small fishing village on the coast of Portugal, a select band of surfers take unimaginable risks, pushing the boundaries of their death-defying sport as they seek to go bigger than ever before. Their goal? To ride the Everest of the ocean - the 100-foot wave.Sports journalist Matt Majendie was welcomed into the inner circle of Nazare's tight community to chronicle their incredible highs and terrifying lows. Follow the endeavours of Britain's leading big-wave surfer, a former plumber from Devon, Andrew Cotton; trailblazing Brazilian female surfer Maya Gabeira; current World Record holder German Sebastian Steudtner; Portuguese Nic von Rupp and jet-ski driver Sergio Cosme, nicknamed 'the Guardian Angel of Nazare' for his daring rescues, in this gripping read.In this episode Gregory Dobbs chats to Matt Majendie about what make the Nazare big waves so special, the four individuals who have conquered the 'Everest' of big-wave surfing - and lived to tell the tale, and how Nazare's tight-knit group of surfers have become a community.

Matt Majendie on life and death with the big-wave surfers in 'Nazare' In a small fishing village on the coast of Portugal, a select band of surfers take unimaginable risks, pushing the boundaries of their death-defying sport as they seek to go bigger than ever before. Their goal? To ride the Everest of the ocean - the 100-foot wave. Sports journalist Matt Majendie was welcomed into the inner circle of Nazare's tight community to chronicle their incredible highs and terrifying lows. Follow the endeavours of Britain's leading big-wave surfer, a former plumber from Devon, Andrew Cotton; trailblazing Brazilian female surfer Maya Gabeira; current World Record holder German Sebastian Steudtner; Portuguese Nic von Rupp and jet-ski driver Sergio Cosme, nicknamed 'the Guardian Angel of Nazare' for his daring rescues, in this gripping read. In this episode Gregory Dobbs chats to Matt Majendie about what make the Nazare big waves so special, the four individuals who have conquered the 'Everest' of big-wave surfing - and lived to tell the tale, and how Nazare's tight-knit group of surfers have become a community.

Tuesday Jonny Palmer and John Hindhaugh open the week's live broadcasting with features and previews. Ian James talks about his late entry in this year's race, Richard Dean and Phil Hanson preview the competition in LMP2 and John Hindhaugh talks to Chris Sagemueller from AMG Mercedes about the Crowdstrike F1 safety car. Plus producing tyres for NASCAR's Garage 56 entry and Ben Keating on GTE Thursday Jonny Palmer and Paul Truswell look back at Wednesday's action and discuss what can be interpreted from the lap times so far. Colin Braun talks about his return to Le Mans with Crowdstrike, 16 years after his debut; Kamui Kobayashi reveals his NASCAR ambition and Racecar Engineering's Andrew Cotton looks ahead to what he thinks will happen in the race. Saturday John Hindhaugh and Nick Daman host the final Lunchtime at Le Mans as the build-up to the race continues. Nick reveals how pit garage allocations could affect the outcome of the race. Plus more Le Mans memories from Andrew Marriott, Stefan Wendl from AMG Mercedes Customer Racing on their partnership with Crowdstrike, and a look at the 2024 calendars for the FIA World Endurance Championship and Asian Le Mans Series.

Andrew Cotton looks back at FIA WEC at Spa, Shea Adam looks forward to Porsche Carrera Cup at Miami and Joe Bradley wants to race against a McLaren M23 in a Group B Audi… or an SUV (it’s hard to be certain.) Plus Nick Daman’s team by team review of the Azerbaijan GP.

Andrew Cotton looks back on round two of the FIA World Endurance Champion ship at Portimao, Peter Mackay has the latest from the Nuerburgring, and Nick Daman looks at the latest F1 news. There’s also News in Spanish and a Pointless Press Release of the Week, plus Shea Adam plays “Scott Dixon Is Never The Answer”.

Mikey Corker is a film director, cinematographer, photographer, producer and Surfer. Mikey grew up in Cape Town, South Africa and started working as a camera assistant on feature films. He got his break working on 5 big feature films as an assistant which led to becoming a trainee clapper loader and with that experience he was away. He took a break after 5 years and went travelling bought a digital camera and taught himself how to edit. Mikey found himself in Croyde, North Devon and fell in love with the place and surf community there. He started filming his friends surfing and adventure related brand content.Savage Waters is Mikey's first feature length film as a director. The film follows sailor and adventurer Matt Knight who was given a book which was a treasurer hunters journal published in 1892 about finding treasure on an island in the middle of the Atlantic. One passage in the book describes an incredible wave. Matt was drawn to the challenge of finding this wave in the middle of the ocean and he started hatching a plan to bring along his family, surfer and friend Andrew Cotton and Mikey to document it. Savage Waters produced by Whipped Sea is now touring the world at film festivals. Tune in to find out about how Mikey got into filming, what it was like directing Savage Waters and what he has planned for the winter season shooting in Nazaré plus loads more. Enjoy and get rad!You can follow what Mikey Corker is up to on Instagram at mikeycorker and be sure to check out his website mikeycorker.com Like what you hear?  Please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts. It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference.  The Rad Season Action Sports Podcast come out across all podcast players with a new episode every Monday. For show notes and past guests, please visit: radseason.com/magazine/Follow Rad Season:Website: radseason.comTwitter: twitter.com/radseasonInstagram: instagram.com/radseasonFacebook: facebook.com/radseasonLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/rad-season/YouTube: youtube.com/c/RadSeasonPast guests on The Rad Season Show include  Andrew Cotton, Chris Burkard, Bob McKnight, Shaun Tomson, Chris Bertish. 

Andrew Cotton, professional big wave surfer, features in Garrett McNamara's HBO Max docuseries 100 Foot Wave. Sonal catches up with him to get the measure of a man who rides waves the size of a 5 storey building and to hear what it's like when things don't go to plan, which happened to Andrew during a dramatic wipe out in 2017.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Haley and Jillian are reunited after a long COVID driven hiatus and try something different--telling short survival stories about big wave surfing. Jillian talks about the big wave accidents of Garrett McNamara, Maya Gabeira, and Shawn Dollar, and Haley talked about the harrowing experiences of Billy Kemper and Andrew Cotton. Sources: The Wave, Susan Casey What's the tallest wave ever recorded on earth?, Harry Baker, Live Science The biggest waves in the world, Surfer Today Big Wave Surfer Garrett McNamara on His Chase For The ‘100 Foot Wave', Kelsey Snell, NPR How Garrett McNamara Recovered From the Wipeout of a Lifetime, Hans Aschim, Men's Journal Surfer Billy Kemper says he gilmpsed at death after a wave broke his pelvis in half, Don Riddell, CNN How Big-Wave Surfer Billy Kemper Recovered From His Injuries, Jon Coen, Surfer.com Maya Gabeira: I Just Thought “This Is It, I'm Going To Die, Lou Boyd, The Red Bulletin ‘My red badge of courage': when female big-wave surfers wipeout - and get back in, Jim Kempton, The Guardian My Greatest Challenge, Andrew Cotton, Redbull.com How Pro Surfer Shawn Dollar Stayed Calm- and Alive - During the “Terrifying” Accident That Broke His Neck In 4 Places, Jeff Truesdell, People The Dangers of Surfing Big Waves and Brain Injuries, Dashel Pierson, Surfline Life After Near Death: Shawn Dollar, Neal Kearney, Santa Cruz Waves

Beyrick De Vries is a South African pro surfer aiming to represent the Netherlands surfing in the Olympics and coaches the Netherland's Junior Surf Team. De Vries grew up in Durban, South Africa and initially started skateboarding before his dad convinced him to try surfing. He never looked back. Describing himself as 90% weird, and 100% happy about it, Beyrick's a character. Beyrick started competing on WQS events at 16 years old, travelling to some of the best surf spots in the world.  He's been close to qualifying for the Championship Tour on a few occasions, only missing out by a couple of spots. With surfing now in the Olympics Beyrick's focus has shifted to qualifying for the Games to represent the Netherlands in Paris 2024 (which will be in Tahiti) but we'll get into that. He will also be coaching the Netherlands' Junior Surf Team. His goal is to raise the awareness of surfing and surf culture in the Netherlands and emphasis the importance of ocean conservation.Tune in to find more about Beyrick's journey. What he's focusing on to qualify for the Olympics, video projects, being represented by Global Action Sports Foundation and FUNKT MGMT and loads more! Enjoy and get rad!You can follow what Beyrick is up on his Instagram barbeyrick and if anyone is interested in Beyrick as a brand ambassador or sponsorship please contact Funktmgmt@gmail.com Like what you hear?  Please consider subscribing and leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts. It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference.  The Rad Season Action Sports Podcast come out across all podcast players with a new episode every Monday. For show notes and past guests, please visit: radseason.com/magazine/Follow Rad Season:Website: radseason.comTwitter: twitter.com/radseasonInstagram: instagram.com/radseasonFacebook: facebook.com/radseasonLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/rad-season/YouTube: youtube.com/c/RadSeasonPast guests on The Rad Season Show include Tiago Pires, Shaun Tomson, Pat O'Connell, Chris Burkard, Selema Masekela, Andrew Cotton. 

Tiago Pires otherwise known as Saca changed Portugal's surfing industry and the reputation of surfers from Portugal forever.  Tiago joined the Ericeria Surf Club when he was 13. A year later he became under 14 National Champion then under 16 Champ. In 96 Tiago met his coach and mentor José Seabra a relationship that would go on for 30 years. He was storming up the ranks and became runner up twice in the World Junior Surfing Championships. 2000 was a defining year where he became Rookie of The Triple Crown in Hawaii. Grinding it out on the QS Tiago qualified for the Championship Tour in 2008 becoming the first Portuguese surfer ever on the dream tour! After 8 years on tour and some incredible results Tiago retired and set up Tiago Pries Surf School. He then foundered ReAct Sports Management an athlete management agency working with Frederico Morais, Vasco Ribeiro and other competitive surfers. Tune in to find out how Tiago set the path for his country as the first Portuguese surfer on the CT, being one of the pioneers in Portugal's big wave scene, producing SACA a documentary about his life on tour, mentoring upcoming Portuguese elite surfers and loads more! Enjoy and get rad!You can follow what Saca is up on his Instagram tiagosacapiresLike what you hear?  Please consider subscribing and leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts. It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference.  The Rad Season Action Sports Podcast come out across all podcast players with a new episode every Monday. For show notes and past guests, please visit: radseason.com/magazine/Follow Rad Season:Website: radseason.comTwitter: twitter.com/radseasonInstagram: instagram.com/radseasonFacebook: facebook.com/radseasonLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/rad-season/YouTube: youtube.com/c/RadSeasonPast guests on The Rad Season Show include Shaun Tomson, Pat O'Connell, Chris Bertish, Chris Burkard, Selema Masekela, Andrew Cotton. 

Today we site down with Mikey Corker (Director of "Savage Waters") and Taz Knight (professional surfer featured in the film).Savage Waters is a captivating surf adventure inspired by a tantalizing passage in a 19th century treasure hunter's journal. Director Mikey Corker follows modern day adventurers, renowned skipper Matt Knight, world-class big wave surfer Andrew Cotton as they embark on a modern-day adventure to find and surf a spectacular wave in some of the most remote and dangerous waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Joined in their quest by family and friends, they'll be faced with serious challenges and forces to question their attitudes towards risk and the tensions that can exist between personal fulfillment and their relationships with those they love.The WORLD PREMIERE of this film will be shown at Doclands, Thursday May 5th at 7pm at the Smith Rafael Film Center in California. MIKEY CORKER began his career as a camera assistant on feature films, gaining a vital foundation in filmmaking and the hunger to become a director and cinematographer in his own right. He has a long-term love of the ocean and a fascination for those who understand its brutal power and yet are unable to resist its lure. After multiple award-winning short films, Savage Waters is his first feature-length documentary and depicts remarkable individuals in the jaw-dropping seas they hope to conquer.Fandor on Social Media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fandorTwitter: https://twitter.com/FandorInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fandorfilmsTikTok: tiktok.com/@fandorfilms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andrew Cotton has been on the pioneering end of two of Europe's most iconic big waves: Ireland's Mullghamore, and of course, Nazare…The latter of which has captured the world's imagination. In that time, the dedicated big-wave surfer from the Devon, England has seen it all: equipment evolution, advances in rescue techniques, and of course, injuries (he suffered a broken back at Nazare in 2017). That's why it was so good to catch up with him to talk about that history, and the recent string of “world record” claims coming out of Nazare. One of the most interesting debates spawned from that particular spot is how to measure world-record waves? Andrew and I discussed technology and much, much more. 

John Hindhaugh catches up on the latest DTM news, Nick Daman summarises a packed week of Formula One announcements, and Andrew Cotton has updates on the next generation of Le Mans prototypes. Plus Dave Thompson of Neilsen Racing on the team’s Asian Le Mans Series victory.

Andrew Cotton is a big wave surfer and Red Bull athlete. Growing up in North Devon, he started at 7 and it became his life. He left school and worked in a local surfboard factory until the age of 25 to fund his surf trips. At this point he figured it wasn't going to sustain him financially so he re-trained as a plumber but this made it clear to him that his real passion lay in big wave surfing. So, with a friend he set about creating online content which, combined with his talent, led him to picking up some sponsors which enabled him to follow his dreams.He spends much of his time in Nazare in Portugal which is home to the biggest surf able waves in the world. It was there in November 2017 that he broke his back surfing a 75ft wave in a huge wipeout. Thankfully he made a full recovery and a year later her was back surfing those mammoth waves.Cotty and I met at a Wings for Life event, which is the Red Bull charity who's goal is to find a cure for spinal cord injury where he ran a breathwork session. It was here I experienced first hand the effects that the breath can have on your mind and your physiology - truly feeling ‘high on my own supply.'We speak about how he gets into a flow state and about the power of the breath in pushing through the limits we set ourselves. We talk about fear and how he overcomes its and doesn't let his mind ‘get in the way' when tackling the biggest waves ever surfed.His advice felt totally applicable to life in general, from treating the journey like a marathon not a sprint, embracing failure and surrounding yourself with great people that inspire you and help you move forwards. You can find Andrew on Instagram here and Sophie here.Find out more about Wings for Life here and join their fantastic World Run in May 2022.

Nick Uricchio is the Co-Founder of Semente Surfboards.  Nick grew up in Connecticut and moved out to California when he was 10. At 15 in high school he started surfing with friends at Huntington Beach. After finishing school in 78 Nick took off backpacking around Europe. The last stop of the trip he found himself in Lisbon, Portugal. His rail pass had ran out and the uncrowded waves lured him to stay in Carcavelos for a few months.In 1980 Nick moved to Costa da Caparica close to Lisbon with António Pereira Caldas they started Lipsticks Surfboards one of the first surfboard manufacturers in Portugal. 2 years later he partnered with his good friend Miguel Katzenstein to create Semente Surfboards. The plan was all about lifestyle and surfing the best waves in the country. So they set up shop in the surf mecca of Ericeira. The rest is history. Nick went on to become one of the most successful shapers in Portugal. Working with the best surfers in the country as well as top pro surfers passing through.Tune in to find out about Nick's early days of surfboard shaping, innovation in board manufacturing, his thoughts on wave park technology, building a recognised brand and loads more! Enjoy and get rad!You can follow what Nick and Semente Surfboards are up to on Instagram at sementesurfboards and be sure to check out their website Semente.ptLike what you hear?  Please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts. It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference.  The Rad Season Action Sports Podcast come out across all podcast players with a new episode every Monday. For show notes and past guests, please visit: radseason.com/magazine/Follow Rad Season:Website: radseason.comTwitter: twitter.com/radseasonInstagram: instagram.com/radseasonFacebook: facebook.com/radseasonLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/rad-season/YouTube: youtube.com/c/RadSeasonPast guests on The Rad Season Show include Shaun Tomson, Pat O'Connell, Ian Cairns, Andrew Cotton, Joe Turpel.  

Episode 084 of The Adventure Podcast features big wave surfer Andrew Cotton. Back in August, Coldhouse teamed up with Sidetracked Magazine on a rather exciting project for Porsche featuring Andrew Cotton. At the end of the week, Matt Pycroft sat down with Andrew to dig a little deeper. What followed was quite a lot of introspection and rumination to discover what is the appeal and motivation to do this sport and what it will take to sate that voice in your head that constantly shouts ‘you can do better'.Listen for introspection, inspiration and stories of commitment and dedication.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-adventure-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Plumber turned professional big wave surfer Andrew Cotton talks about being rescued by helicopter at Mullaghmore, breaking his back at Nazare, how to build a surf career on humility, and why Southwest England is quietly the best home base for access to epic surf. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Plumber turned professional big wave surfer Andrew Cotton talks about being rescued by helicopter at Mullaghmore, breaking his back at Nazare, how to build a surf career on humility, and why Southwest England is quietly the best home base for access to epic surf. Enjoy! Follow @Andrew_Cotty and AndrewCotton.co.uk Sponsors: REALWaterSports.com/podcast and AthleticGreens.com/surf   View … Continue reading "379 – Andrew Cotton" The post 379 – Andrew Cotton appeared first on Surf Splendor.

Andrew Cotton looks at Peugeot’s new Hypercar and Nick Daman gives his team by team review of the Austrian Grand Prix This week’s big interview is with Darren Turner.

In this fast-paced interview, Andrew Cotton, who owns over 500 rental units and manages nearly 1,000 more for others will share his expertise. There is never a dull moment in this business, even more during a pandemic. Learn how to be proactive in managing your rentals no matter what the market throws at you. Only the IRS considers owning real estate to be a passive endeavor. Nothing could be further from the truth. Learn the key goals and processes that can make your rental ownership business run as smoothly as possible.

Andrew Cotton is a big wave surfer from Devon. Andy and I talk about what it's like surfing these giants, how he handles fear and what it feels like to wipe out in 60 foot swell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to The Bulldog Gear Podcast! Today we are joined by legendary professional big-wave surfer, Andrew Cotton. We spoke about how he's overcome huge amounts of adversity to arrive at where he is today, the importance of training off the surfboard to hit your ultimate potential, how he discovered breath work, and how to integrate all of these lessons into your everyday life. Enjoy!

Cornwall and the South West of England is a special place for Exeter and England star Jack Nowell - and in this episode of Decoding Athletes he explains to Nick Bright just how it's shaped him and helped him become the athlete he is today. With stories from his mother and brother Frankie - who's following in Jack's footsteps in the Chiefs' Academy - big wave surfer Andrew Cotton also joins the conversation to discuss where the best beaches are in the area as well as their shared drive and determination to reach the top.You can listen and watch all episodes of Decoding Athletes with Jack and Nick Bright, revisit Season One, and read more about all the athletes featured at http://redbull.com/decoding

Declan Brennan looks back on the life of Fausto Gresini, Ben Constanduros previews the Arctic Rally Finland, and Andrew Cotton reports on news that Ferrari is building a hypercar for Le Mans. This week’s Big Interview is with Gary Watkins.

Declan Brennan looks back on the life of Fausto Gresini, Ben Constanduros previews the Arctic Rally Finland, and Andrew Cotton reports on news that Ferrari is building a hypercar for Le Mans. Plus Asian Le Mans Series champion Kyle Tilley. This week's Big Interview is with Gary Watkins.

Starting Thursday, February 18 - Decoding Athletes returns with Jack Nowell who lifts the lid on what it's like to be an elite level rugby union player both on and off the field. Joined by Nick Bright, in this six-part series they dissect Jack's life from growing up as a son of a fisherman and how Cornwall shaped him; what he does in his spare time to relax and to set himself up for life after rugby to being part of one of English rugby's most successful teams - the Exeter Chiefs.In each episode they're joined by very special guests - including childhood and now senior England team mates Luke Cowan-Dickie and Henry Slade; professional FIFA player Ryan Pessoa, big wave surfer Andrew Cotton; Britain's first World Cup snowboard champion Katie Ormerod and more including one of Jack's idols and some of his family.Discover how these relationships, stories and challenges have all played a part in Jack's life and helped him become one of the most exciting rugby players on the planet with new episodes released every Thursday.For more information, episodes and video versions head to http://redbull.com/decoding

John Hindhaugh takes an in depth look at the ACO's new prototype rulesets, LMH and LMDh, with the help of Porsche's Pascal Zurlinden, Toyota's Alex Wurz and Audi's Chris Reinke, plus Racecar Engineering editor Andrew Cotton.

Andrew Cotton is a professional big wave surfer, top level athlete, adventurer and guest speaker. He is now one of the world's most respected big wave surfers basing himself in Nazare, Portugal and West Ireland for much of the big wave season. He also travels the globe surfing some of the biggest and heaviest waves on the planet such as Peahi in Hawaii, Mavericks in California and The Right in West Australia. In this episode: Andrews story from fixing sinks and toilets as a plumber to becoming a professional big wave surfer. Why Andrew decided to go all in on his dream of being a big wave surfer. Andrew's training and nutrition regimes which help him perform in his sport. Andrew's mindset and being in the moment when surfing some of the biggest waves on the planet. How Andrew came back from a near fatal wipe out, where he sustained a broken back, his rode to recovery and rehabilitation from injury. Andrew's feelings and emotions whilst riding big waves. Andrew's favourite places to surf plus his goals for the future. Plus much, much more! Connect with Andrew: https://www.instagram.com/andrew_cotty/ https://www.andrewcotton.co.uk/ Connect with me: https://www.instagram.com/aliwestcoach/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR9Oe_kjET63UrlCyIXlsnA https://www.kinetikfitness.co.uk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/aliwestcoach/ https://www.facebook.com/thekinetikfitnessshow Book your coaching call with me (50% off for Black Friday): https://westcoachingconsultcall.as.me/consultation Get 15% of Pure Himalayan Shilajit with code: aliwest : https://www.purehimalayanshilajit.com/buy-shilajit/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thekinetikfitnessshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thekinetikfitnessshow/support

John Hindhaugh is joined by Nicki Thiim, Alex Brundle, Richard Dean and Andrew Cotton.

Andrew Cotton is a professional big wave surfer. He is one of the world's most respected big wave surfers basing himself in Nazare, Portugal and West Ireland for much of the big wave season. He also travels the globe surfing some of the biggest and heaviest waves on the planet such as Peahi in Hawaii, Mavericks in California and The Right in West Australia. Andy is humble and very forthcoming about his experiences in the water and out. He is currently working on a film called Savage Waters check it out at: www.whippedatsea.com www.facebook.com/SavageWatersFilm www.andrewcotton.co.uk  

"Portugal - The simple life”, an insider's perspective to Portugal. This week, Dylan is joined by ’The Guardian Angel of Nazare’ Sergio Cosme. Sergio is a rescue jetski rider responsible for saving the lives of the big wave surfers of Nazare. They discuss big waves of Nazare, saving lives & breaking world records.If your plans to have a property abroad include delicious food, a fantastic climate, friendly people and lots of things to see and do, then Portugal is definitely the right place to be. Dylan who has made his life in Portugal shares an insider experience of living in Portugal and a glimpse of the marvellous lifestyle that has captivated foreigners from all over the world. Join his weekly podcast where along with his guests they shine some light on the various aspects of investing and owning a property in Portugal.This podcast is sponsored by Portugal Realty, welcome to the simple life!More about Sergio Cosme:Everyone knows Nazare because of the big waves, Garrett McNamara breaking the world record for the biggest wave ever surfed and the surfers who have surfed Nazare since like Kelly Slater, Andrew Cotton & Rodrigo Koxa. But none of this would be possible without someone like Sergio. He is responsible for the lives of these surfers and is an unsung hero behind the scenes. When Rodrigo Koxa broke the world record for the biggest wave ever surfed, Sergio was instrumental in, not only pulling Koxa onto the wave but also getting him back into the water after a near fatal accident in the very same spot. Sergio Cosme on InstagramJetsessions Facebook page Guardian Angel of Nazare Redbull VideoDon’t forget to subscribe to "Portugal - The Simple Life" podcast to receive more stories about living and moving to Portugal.Please visit Portugal Realty’s website: https://www.portugal-realty.com , and we'd really appreciate it if you could follow and share our social media pages:Portugal The Simple Life Facebook Page Portugal The Simple Life Instagram Portugal Realty Facebook Page Portugal Realty Instagram Portugal Realty Youtube If you’d like to get in touch or share your own experience about Portugal, we’d also love to hear from you!- Tel.: (+351) 262 980 576- Email: info@portugal-realty.com- Online chat: https://www.portugal-realty.com/contacts- WhatsApp: (+351) 914 013 426Thank you so much for listening, or as we say here in Portugal, “Muito Obrigado!".

Andrew Cotton is one of the world's most respected professional big wave surfers. After being a plumber and beach lifeguard Andrew started his professional surfing career in 2013 after surfing massive winter swells whenever he could. Chasing the biggest waves in the world has been his goal ever since. How big of a wave can someone surf? What's the limit?  Tune in for some of Cotty's best stories. Growing up surfing in Devon, England to doing winter seasons in Ireland and Nazaré, Portugal riding 70+ foot waves, worst moments and major wipeouts from big wave surfing. We dive into how he stays fit both physically and mentally to continue paddling out in conditions when no one else would put a foot in the water? Enjoy and get rad!You can find out more about Cotty on his website - andrewcotton.co.uk and get the lowdown on surfing Nazaré. The Rad Season Action Sports and Adventure Show goes live every week on Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube. Every Monday, the Show drops as a podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Like what you hear? Read more by following this link: radseason.com

Nashy catches up with Red Bull athlete Andrew Cotton to discuss all things surfing!Andrew is one of the worlds top professional Big Wave Surfers and has travelled the world seeking adventure. Chasing his dream from an early age Andrews school teachers were not impressed when he announced he wanted to surf for a living.Never one to give up Andrew worked out a way to surf as often as possible and eventually achieved his dream. With the dangers associated with Big Wave Surfing Andrew recalls his worst injury when he broke his back surfing in Nazare, Portugal and he takes us through his journey to Red Bull and what it's like being part of such an iconic brand.A true thrill seeker you should check out Andrew on Youtube to get a feel for the size of these waves.Hope you enjoy!This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales - Edinburgh.Make sure you check out www.getafterit.uk to get access to Discount Codes and Offers from awesome Brands and Businesses! You can also check out our Ambassadors and book them for your next function or online event.www.getafterit.ukInsta - get_after_it_ukFollow Nashy...Twitter - @GetAfterItNashyInstagram - @getafterit_nashyFacebook - GET AFTER IT

Nashy catches up with Red Bull athlete Andrew Cotton to discuss all things surfing!Andrew is one of the worlds top professional Big Wave Surfers and has travelled the world seeking adventure. Chasing his dream from an early age Andrews school teachers were not impressed when he announced he wanted to surf for a living.Never one to give up Andrew worked out a way to surf as often as possible and eventually achieved his dream. With the dangers associated with Big Wave Surfing Andrew recalls his worst injury when he broke his back surfing in Nazare, Portugal and he takes us through his journey to Red Bull and what it's like being part of such an iconic brand.A true thrill seeker you should check out Andrew on Youtube to get a feel for the size of these waves.Hope you enjoy!This Podcast is brought to you by ACE Property - Management and Sales - Edinburgh.Make sure you check out www.getafterit.uk and join for FREE to get access to Discount Codes and Offers from awesome Brands and Businesses!www.getafterit.ukInsta - get_after_it_ukFollow Nashy...Twitter - @GetAfterItNashyInstagram - @getafterit_nashyFacebook - GET AFTER IT

There's a lot more preparation, planning, and execution than one might think that goes into big wave surfing. Andrew has surfed waves close to 80 feet tall...record worthy. Join us to hear how Andrew went from being a plumber to one of the world's most respected professional big wave surfers. "Don't let imagination and fear turn into panic"

John Hindhaugh is joined by Gerard Neveu to discuss the revised WEC and ELMS calendars. Andrew Cotton assesses the effect of delaying rule changes in both sports cars and Formula 1, and Nick Daman and Jonny Palmer go head to head in the third quarter final of Play Your Karts Right. This week’s Big Interview is with Johnny Mowlem.

John Hindhaugh is joined by Gerard Neveu to discuss the revised WEC and ELMS calendars. Andrew Cotton assesses the effect of delaying rule changes in both sports cars and Formula 1, and Nick Daman and Jonny Palmer go head to head in the third quarter final of Play Your Karts Right. This week’s Big Interview...

The world of big-wave surfing is populated by an elite coterie of high-profile athletes from all over the planet. Andrew Cotton, who sits down with Don Letts for this episode of Joining the Dots, is a humble young surfer from North Devon - an unlikely member of this rarified subculture. ‘Cotty’ shot to surf world fame in 2016 when, in front of a battery of lenses at Nazare in Portugal, he rode one of the biggest, most spectacular waves ever documented. When he sat down in the Letts bunker, Cotty was strapped up and healing from a broken vertebrae suffered whilst plying his madcap trade and hoping to recover for the coming big-wave season. Stories were shared. Motivations were explored. Two worlds collide in a leafy backyard in West London. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wow it's almost the end of 2019. After publishing a podcast every week this year, we're taking a break and enjoying the holidays. We’re also super hung over from last night’s Xmas party! So sit back, relax, and enjoy the final episode of Season 1 of Get Out and SURF with Joe Walsh, Niki Hurren, and Patrick McNulty. 50 episodes in 50 weeks… So what were some of our favorite episodes this year? - Episode 11: Mark Cunningham: Lifeguard, Bodysurfer, Artist - Episode 33: Great Lakes Surf Festival 2019 - Episode 49: Chicago Surfrider Foundation vs. US Steel with Mitch McNeil - Episode 36: 1 Motorcycle, 2 Surfboards, 3 Years and 10,000 Miles Special thanks to Ray Finley, Adam Greenman, Robert August, Bird Huffman, Sean Mattison, Pancho Sullivan, Peter Cole, Doug Cole, John Becker, Adrian Fernandez, Larry the Cheese, Frank Lemes, Gordon Beh, Andrea Diaz, Ryan Waldron, Paco Vega, Mike Clifford, Katie Rice, Happy Walsh, Kristen Brown, Andrew Cotton, Mitch McNeil, Eric Sharman, Jamie Bott, Grant McCartney, Amber Shaffer, Greg Gordon, all of the other guests that we had in 2019, and of course all of our listeners. Pura vida! We took some awesome surf trips in 2019. Here are the destinations we’ll be putting on the Wheel Of Waves for 2020: - Colombia - The Amazon River tidal bore - Sardinia - Cleveland - Hainan, China - Alaska - Nova Scotia - Kiribati - Brooklyn If you’re a surfer, you’re an environmentalist. Please join your local Surfrider Foundation. What is Season 2 going to look like? Tell us your thoughts. Email the podcast at getoutandsurfcr@gmail.com This podcast has been brought to you by Witch’s Rock Surf Camp in Tamarindo, Costa Rica https://witchsrocksurfcamp.com/

Special guest Andrew Cotton tells us all about his journey to becoming a big wave surfer and how he managed to surf 40ft waves and using fear is his advantage. Big wave surfers are pragmatic about it and he gives tips on how to prepare yourself and your surroundings for bigger waves. This is a special English episode in the surftips podcast and we'd love to hear your thoughts on it.

Joe and Niki continue their hunt for waves and surf culture in the British Isles. Joe loses a bet and shaves his head as a surf sacrifice, immediately leading them to strike gold with awesome waves at Fistral Beach In Newquay. They then travel back up to Devon to connect with local legend big wave surfer Andrew Cotton, who has just returned to Nazare, Portugal to chase a new swell. Listen in as Andrew and the boys discuss the equipment, training, and mental strength needed to surf the biggest waves on the planet. So put your thermals on, get out of the wind, and enjoy this week’s episode of Get Out and SURF! Please send all questions and comments for the show to getoutandsurfCR@gmail.com

“One wave changed my life and put me on the map.” - Andrew Cotton. You don’t want to miss this one. Champion cyclists Philip Hindes and Callum Skinner take a detour into the world of surfing with their first non-cycling guest; Red Bull Athlete and Big Wave Surfer, Andrew Cotton.Cotton’s inspiring story starts with him selling wetsuits and making surfboards in the early days. He even trained as a plumber and a lifeguard. Then, in 2014, one huge 70ft wave changed his life. You might have seen the headlines: British Surfer Rides World’s Biggest Wave.But, just as quickly as you can make it, it can crumble in a flash. When the best looking wave he’d ever seen quickly turned into the worst, Cotton was dragged through the surf and left lying on the shore with a broken back. He explains the surfing disaster first hand, as well as the lead up to the fateful accident.We talk to Cotton about chasing storms, respecting the ocean, sharks and the surfing spots he loves. This fearless surfer also explains how he wanted to get back into the ocean following his recovery, finding his flow, free-diving and pushing himself further as an athlete. Show us the love by subscribing, rating and reviewing PodCrash. You can also watch all of our cycling podcasts on our YouTube channel.Follow us at:@PodCrashPod on Twitter@PodCrashPod on Instagram@PodCrashPod on YouTube@PodCrashPod on Facebook

John Hindhaugh is joined by Tim Gray, Declan Brennan, Richard Craill and Andrew Cotton to discuss the week’s motorsport stories. This week’s Big Interview is with Bruno Senna

Andrew cotton is a big wave rider; he is a charger. I came across his profile on LinkedIn when he posted something about the mental challenges he was facing and how tough it is to be off the surfing for some time because of his knee injury. Just like many of us, there has been a time where we weren't happy doing what we do. Andrew decided to be in charge of his destiny and follow his passion for surfing. I invited him to my podcast to learn about how he did the transition from quitting his nine to five job into becoming a world known super athlete with Redbull. In this podcast, you will also learn about Andrew's training techniques, his breathing exercises, his life philosophy and his approach to fear, taking risks and challenging big waves. Interviewing Andrew Cotton was amazing. His life story is quite inspiring. Enjoy the conversation. SHOW NOTES Andrew's website Andrew's training retreats

Cotty is a professional big wave surfer and holder of one of the biggest waves ever surfed.

In the final episode of the series, Andrew Cotton analyses the FIA’s proposed future rules for the WEC, Andy Meyrick is this week’s Big Interview, and Shea Adam reports on Porsche’s end of season celebrations in Stuttgart.

It’s the show of the year show. John Hindhaugh announces the winners in all seven categories. Plus reaction to the FIA World Motorsport Council’s announcements from Andrew Cotton, Nick Daman, John Dagys and Shea Adam.

Andrew Cotton bonus episode! At the end of May 2017 I was in Croyde for a few days so met up with Cotty to find out how he’s been getting on since his life changed back in November 2017 following the accident at Nazare that saw him break his back and get plastered across front pages and social feeds across the world. He gave me the lowdown on how he’s coped with the toughest six months of his life: the injury itself, how the slam went down, how he’s been rehabbing, the power of a positive mental attitude and exactly how it felt to win that bittersweet XXL Award for Best Wipeout. There are no Show Notes for this bonus episode, so if you want to find out more about any of the things we discuss, check out my Instagram (@WeLookSideways), Twitter (@WeLookSideways) and Facebook (@wearelookingsideways). Nice one.

Andrew Cotton surfs the biggest waves in the world. Waves that are sometimes the height of two to three storey houses. Last year he had what is deemed to be one of the worst wipeouts throughout the history of the sport. The video of the incident went viral overnight. We chat to Andrew about how he began surfing these mammoth waves and the rocky road to recovery after breaking his back.

Episode 12 / An interview in Burgau Tom hails from Wales and spent a few years in California cementing his love for sunshine and the great outdoors. After his return to Wales he decided that moving to Algarve was the best thing for the family, so he set up Algarve Marquees from his base in Burgau. Listen up to a really enjoyable conversation! Show notes This is a brief outline of what we've discussed The traditional village of Burgau in Tom's campervan. A word on the local weather (we normally don't need to discuss the weather here as it's always good!) and why Tom moved over from Wales. Current water temperature in Faro, it was 19ºC at the time of the interview (which is pretty warm). California, world travels and then the Algarve: a good move. Starting Algarve Marquees, events and mobile bars: http://www.algarvemarquees.com/ Working with Toby from The Surf Experience. Arrifana Surf Festival and one of the most incredible beaches in the region. Algarve Triathlons and the perfect setting for triathlons. The first triathlon was held in "Praia da Luz". It helped the community especially after the Madeline McCann incident. Following on from the Luz Triathlon, the Luz Sardine Festival took place. The Guadiana Challenge with Tom and myself. Nazaré big wave surfing and Andrew Cotton. The Water Kings Race in Lagos and Lufinha. #Vanlife and a few good spots in the Algarve: Odeceixe for one. Further north Zambujeira do Mar, Vila Nova do Milfontes.

The UK might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of big wave surfing but Andrew Cotton is changing that. When Andrew left school he initially worked at a surfboard factory until age 25 when he re-trained as a plumber and began to realize his passion was in big wave surfing. In 2012 he towed American surfer Garrett McNamara into what the Guinness Book of World Records confirmed as the biggest wave ever surfed. Since then, Andrew has surfed some massive waves himself and is continuously searching for the biggest wave.

Andrew Cotton (@andrew_cotton) is, according to British newspaper The Daily Mail, Britain’s most famous plumber. He’s also one of the world’s most accomplished big wave surfers and in 2014 riding a wave estimated to be 80 feet high only narrowly missed claiming the world record for the biggest wave ever surfed. It was Andrews father who first introduced him to the sport as a young man, the same person who then sat him down in his early 20s after he’d lost a couple of his sponsors and told him he needed to get a job and get on with his life. Andrew complied, completed his plumbing apprenticeship and got a job. Torn between his love of surfing and a career, he backed himself and with the support of his wife turned all his efforts back to surfing. Today, as a Red Bull athlete, Andrew travels the world in search of perfect waves and a dream to ride the biggest of all time. He speaks to large corporation’s regularly on topics including high-stakes decision making and the like. In 2014 he traveled to Brooklyn, New York to speak at TedYouth, the division of Ted that caters for middle school and high school students. To learn more about Andrew visit his website here. We caught up as he prepared for the big wave season in Portugal. Amongst my attempt to figure out the sport of surfing in one conversation, there are some real gems here. We discuss life’s turning points, mental preparation and his thoughts on goal setting. Enjoy Trench Talk episode #005 with Andrew Cotton... ---- Show notes and links for this episode can be found at xrm.com.au/podcast. Feel free to email me with any suggestions or feedback to podcast@xrm.com.au. You can find Matt Reynolds on LinkedIn and on Twitter.

Full episode info and show notes: www.wearelookingsideways.com Andrew ‘Cotty’ Cotton is probably the UK’s most high profile surfers and one of the foremost big wave surfers in the world right now. Along with his close friend Garrett McNamara, he’s one of the handful of surfers to pioneer the notoriously heavy beachbreak Nazare in Portugal. His feats, such as towing Garrett into what is considered one of the largest waves ever ridden, back in 2011, routinely make headlines around the world – especially in the UK where he’s achieved some level of mainstream notoriety as much for the fact that he’s a qualified plumber as for his big wave charging. As ever with mainstream media coverage of action sports, these descriptions of Andrew’s feats are massively reductive. Because the reality is that Cotty is one of the most respected watermen in the world today, and he’s travelled a long, hard way from his surfing beginnings on windswept Saunton Beach near where he grew up in Devon. In this conversation, recorded at Red Bull Studios in London in early 2017, we cover a lot of ground – his early surf apprenticeship, his first exposure to really big waves, and his early years working in a surfboard factory and – yes, as a plumber. It’s a great conversation with a fascinating, thoughtful lad, so get stuck in to Andrew Cotton on surfing big waves. Thanks to Nick Smith (www.hiddensound.tv) for post-production help and Matt Ward (https://linguistine.com) for the theme tune.

Features discussion from Bayer's Black Grass Live event about how cultivation method and timing can control black-grass as well as a discussion about the best way to manage straw to limit the spread of black-grass. Contributors are Colin Lloyd, Andrew Cotton, Paul Drinkwater, Richard Hull and Gordon Anderson-Taylor.

John Hindhaugh introduces the best of the last decade in this tenth anniversary show, with contributions from Tim Gray, Nick Daman, Declan Brennan, Graham Goodwin, Martin Haven, Jim Roller, Jeremy Shaw, Shea Adam, Joe Bradley, Charles Dressing, Allan McNish, Alan Hyde, Andrew Cotton and Simon Hill.        

Richard Coles and Suzy Klein with adventurer and TV presenter Simon Reeve. Judith Keppel, the first person to hit the jackpot on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, contemplates luck; food and travel writer Michael Booth explores Scandinavia; cricketer and columnist Ed Smith reflects on managing maverick talent; Andrew Cotton describes the thrill and skill of surfing a big wave; toxinologist Dr Zoltan Takacs explains why he's charmed by snakes and their venom; Marjorie Wallace shares her Inheritance Tracks, and Kate Allatt recalls how Facebook helped her out of locked-in syndrome.Produced by Dilly Barlow.

Dr Wolfgang Ulrich and David Brabham are this week’s guests, and Andrew Cotton plays Call My Huff..