Podcasts about lakey peterson

What does it take to perform at the highest level—and still enjoy surfing for yourself? Lakey Peterson has competed on the world stage for over a decade, but the journey hasn't always been smooth—especially when expectations are high and results don't go your way.In this episode of Confessions of a Surf Lady: The First Women's Surfing Podcast™, Lakey opens up about what it's really like to chase progression, navigate fear, and still stay connected to joy in the water. We talk about the pressure of competition, the mental tools that keep her grounded, and why her relationship to surfing is evolving.Whether you're pushing your own progression or simply trying to find more fun in your sessions, this conversation will remind you that surfing gets to be yours—no matter where you are in your journey.Main ThemesStaying Grounded Through Competitive Pressure “Sometimes I just need to surf without a goal. That's what keeps it fun.” – Lakey PetersonNot Growing Up in Surf Culture—And Still Making It “I didn't have a surfy upbringing. I had to ask a lot of questions and figure it out.” – Lakey PetersonRepresentation & Progression in Women's Surfing “When I started, it was about who looked good in a bikini. Now it's about how hard you charge.” – Lakey PetersonResources:Join our global women's surf community — The Surf Société — and start your free 7-day trial today.

805 Beer Authentico and powerhouse surfer Lakey Peterson joins us on the pod from Brazil. We catch up with Lakey and discuss her working with Leandro Dora, who has given her fresh eyes on her surfing. Lakey also opens up about Making Waves, her new film with 805 Beer and fellow Santa Barbaran Morgan Maassen, reflecting on the thrill of competitive surfing, the heartbreaks, and the motivation she is still feeling today. Being awarded the 2025 Season wildcard, Lakey is back on tour after just barely missing the cut in 2024 and shares her mindset shift. She discusses working with her long-time shaper Britt Merrick, the evolution of her equipment with Channel Islands, and what it really takes to win in today's ultra-competitive field. She answers your Instagram questions, reveals her go-to pre-heat songs, and tackles the Lightning Round. Learn more about Lakey here and follow here here Watch her latest film Making Waves with 805 Beer here. Play WSL CT Fantasy contest and join The Lineup Podcast Mega League for a chance to win! Terms and Conditions apply. Stay tuned for the MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal Presented By Corona Cero, Mar 15 - 25. Join the conversation by following The Lineup podcast with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our YouTube channel. Get the latest WSL rankings, news, and event info. **Visit this page if you've been affected by the Los Angeles wildfires, and would like to volunteer or donate. Our hearts are with  you.** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recorded live from Inherent Bummer's Factory By The Sea at the International Surfing Museum in Huntington Beach, this special episode of Cold Beer Surf Club: Live From The US Open of Surfing brings you a potpourri of some of the most relentless badasses and successful individuals in the fields of surf, skate, moto x, art, film, and more. New episodes drop every month. Follow, subscribe, and join the Club now. Follow our friends below (in order of appearance): Zeke Lau and Avva Brand Kirra Pinkerton Greyson Fletcher Noah Beschen and watch his film, NOAH, here Nate Tyler  Lakey Peterson Nolan Rapoza Tyler Bereman and watch his latest film, The Lyon Effect, here Inherent Bummer Get the latest 805 Beer content, the gear, and of course, the beer. Join the conversation, follow the league, and stay updated on all things WSL.

805 Beer Authentico, Lakey Peterson, joins the Cold Beer Surf Club. After just barely missing the cut on the CT this year, Lakey cruised up to WSL HQ in El Segundo, CA to catch up with Conner. They reflect on growing up in the 805 and Lakey's decision to move down to San Clemente. They reminisce on their NSSA days, and froth over Lakey's pivotal frontside air to win the National Championships at Trestles in 2014, to working with Carissa Moore and Coco Ho in Nike's celebrated film Leave A Message. They discuss how much the level on the women's side has increased, even on the Challenger Series, and how that inspires Lakey to keep up. She talks about how even after 12 years on tour, she still feels like she has so much more to give, and wants to keep pursuing a World Title. She and Conner share stories about working with Glenn “Micro” Hall, and how much his coaching and mentorship has helped them both on and off the tour. They talk about Pipeline experiences, injuries, splitting her time between San Clemente, Santa Barbara and Bells Beach, what's next for her in her surf career, and her advice for young groms. New episodes drop every month. Follow, subscribe, and join the Club now. Follow Conner Coffin. Follow Lakey Peterson. Get the latest 805 Beer content, the gear, and of course, the beer. Join the conversation, follow the league, and stay updated on all things WSL.

In today's show David and the "Ocean Oracle" wax poetic on foiling philosophy, make amends to Lakey Peterson, Scott saves $100k by finding the greatest wave ever sold, Twiggy suffers the cruel blow of ageism, Hawaiian surfer girls get a glow up on Amazon Prime, and the boys get one step closer to discovering the reason ELO was vanquished by the WSL post-haste. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Shan and Rach talk Asian Surf Championships, review the Corona Open J-Bay and Ballito Pro, take a look at Stab Audience's Picks for best surfers and catch up on the rest of the news in women's surfing.Go DeeperRead: Stab Audience's Favorite Female SurfersChapters00:00 - Intro10:52 - Asian Surf Championships32:16 - J-Bay Open / Ballito Pro Wrap1:01:20 - Stab Audience's Favorite Surfers1:11:59 - Padang Padang Cup / Surf Girls: HawaiiInfoMusic: Dry Grass, courtesy of Body TypeContact: info@womensurf.netInstagram: @the.double.upWeb: www.womensurf.net

Filipe confirma o favoritismo e passa o carro na concorrência, em uma etapa que além de boa ondas, teve duelos acirrados e também a vitória merecida da Lakey Peterson!! Final 5 tá quase definido e com 01 etapa faltando, toda bateria conta!! Ouça agora a análise!! #vamosfalardesurf

WSL commentator and Lineup co-host Mitchell Salazar is back to recap the Corona Open J-Bay. Mitch and Dave discuss the top highlights, choose their biggest winners and losers from the Championship Tour's ninth event, Filipe Toledo's dominance, Lakey Peterson's comeback win, WSL Final 5 clinches and who is within striking distance, Olympic provisional qualifiers, and answer a wide-ranging list of fan questions from the Instagram mailbag. Finally, they reveal the updates to the 2023 Vissla CT Shaper Rankings.  Follow Mitch here. Watch the highlights and full replay of the Corona Open J-Bay. Stay up to date with the Vissla CT Shaper Rankings. Tune in next for the SHISEIDO Tahiti Pro pres by Outerknown live August 11-22 and the US Open of Surfing live July 29 - August 6. Head to factormeals.com/lineup50 and use code lineup50 to get 50% off your first box. Join the conversation by following The Lineup podcast with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our YouTube channel. Get the latest WSL rankings, news, and event info. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Aaron Lieber is one of the most prolific young filmmakers in the surf industry. Actually, he's evolved well beyond the surf industry, recently working on more mainstream projects with iconic athletes like the Los Angeles Rams' Aaron Donald. But Aaron Liber started in surf, where he released his first film The Pursuit, in 2008. He then worked with Lakey Peterson on Zero to 100. Last year, he released the preeminent Bethany Hamilton documentary Unstoppable. We talked with Aaron about that progression as well as the state of surf filmmaking. And he had a lot to say about where we were, and where we're going. 

Mike Parsons joins the podcast to break down the Rip Curl WSL Finals. He details the ideal conditions at Lower Trestles, looks back at his time working as a contest director and dealing with the pressure of making the call to run, and shares his thoughts on equipment, seeding, and momentum in the World Title-deciding event. He discusses his current role as a coach and manager for some of the biggest names in surfing, from WSL Final 5 surfer Kanoa Igarashi to CT competitors Lakey Peterson and Kolohe Andino to Big Wave superstar Kai Lenny and more. He talks about the 2022 Championship Tour season, the intense pressure at Margaret River, the “huge exhale” at G-Land, the impact of the new format, the historic moments for the women at Pipeline and Teahupo'o, Kelly Slater's unforgettable win at Pipe, and what to expect in seasons to come. To finish up, Snips goes into coach mode and breaks down the greatest strengths of each Rip Curl WSL Finals contender. Learn more about Mike here and follow him here.  Watch the Rip Curl WSL Finals live September 8-16. Join the conversation by following The Lineup with Dave Prodan on Instagram and subscribing to our Youtube channel.  Stay up to date with all things WSL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Ep. #28, hear Brooke Donberg, the Sports Marketing Manager at Clif Bar & Company, tell the story behind featuring six women athletes on CLIF BAR packaging for the first time ever.Back in 2020, for the first time in the brand's 28-year history, CLIF BAR replaced the iconic male climber on the packaging with real-life trailblazers - six women athletes.  The six athletes included Venus Williams, Megan Rapinoe, Ashima Shirashi, Jordyn Barratt, Lakey Peterson, and Katerina Nash - representing six different sports ranging from traditional events like cycling, tennis and soccer, to newer sports like skateboarding, surfing, and climbing.This decision was made to celebrate the incredible athletes who require sustained energy to push boundaries and go farther in their discipline. Clif Bar & Company has been a vocal advocate for women and women athletes since its founding days in the mid-1990s. At the headquarters office, the company provides many benefits to support women and parents including a robust parental leave policy, extensive health and wellness programs including an onsite gym, subsidized onsite daycare, a lactation room with hospital grade pumps, and the choice to work a reduced work schedule upon returning from maternity leave. When LUNA Bar was created in 1999 as the first nutrition bar for women, the brand naturally focused on supporting causes that women care about, like equal pay and women in film. In 2019, LUNA Bar closed the World Cup roster bonus gender pay gap for the 23 women on the US Women's National Soccer Team, paying each of them $31,250 to ensure their equal pay for equal work. Clif Bar is adding to this legacy of supporting women by highlighting these six athletes and their contributions to their sports.In this episode, hear Brooke Donberg - a long time Clif Bar team member and advocate for women's sports - tell the story behind how & why women athletes ended up on your Clif Bars back in 2020. 

WSL commentator Joe Turpel talks with Championship Tour star Lakey Peterson in the midst of their 14-day Australian quarantine. Lakey looks back at her quick ascension through the ranks, growing up in Santa Barbara, building a relationship with Channel Islands surfboards and the Merrick family, and going from learning to surf to qualifying for the tour in just five or six years. She details how surfing Bells Beach refined her approach, how the World Title races shaped her outlook, and how she finds inspiration in her sparring partner Caroline Marks. She also touches on the upcoming Rip Curl WSL Finals and takes the Quarantine Quiz. Watch Lakey at the Rip Curl Newcastle Cup presented by Corona April 1-11 on worldsurfleague.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Quarantined in a Sydney hotel room, Lakey Peterson explains how she's adapting to the uncertainty of the '21 season, how she's prepped for 8' Teahupo'o, and why she's views Caroline Marks as the her biggest impediment to a world title and how she plans to beat her. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Quarantined in a Sydney hotel room, Lakey Peterson explains how she’s adapting to the uncertainty of the ’21 season, how she’s prepped for 8′ Teahupo’o, and why she’s views Caroline Marks as the her biggest impediment to a world title and how she plans to beat her. Enjoy! Sponsor: eBay.com/sneakers   View this post on … Continue reading "359 – Lakey Peterson" The post 359 – Lakey Peterson appeared first on Surf Splendor.

Liam and Will discuss their recent trip to @thewave England's artificial Wave park.  They have to eat their own words about surfing like no one is watching, as the usual photo service misses the very day that boys visit. Leaving them to only experience how it felt, rather than how it all looked.  There is talk of expectation, ego, having spectators and other surfers watching every wave you miss, make or wipe out.  They discuss how the controlled environment helped Liam deal with the steeper take offs on the Expert setting and look at how much progress can be made by surfers at these 'surf-gyms' that provide the same canvas to practice on over and over again.  The boys discuss the importance of choosing the right board, especially for fresh water and also how looking like a surfer does not a surfer make!  Liam is stoked with his new (second hand) Luke Short twinny and how a connection with a board can improve your surfing and your experience of it.  Try things, make mistakes, stay curious and move on.  Will is blown away by a recent Lakey Peterson @lakeypeterson clip where despite all her success she is still as stoked as ever living the attitude of gratitude. 

Lakey Peterson catches up with Jimmy and Cahill to chat a crazy 2020. Having spend a large part of the year relaxing in Torquay with husband Tom Allen we chat changing perspectives, the importance of winning and overcoming big wave fears. Plus we chat her recent trip to Tahiti, the new generation of ripping girls and the recent WSL schedule announcements. Open, honest and now a Richmond Tigers fan it was great to catch up 2 years on from our first chat. Fuelled by Salt Brewing and the all new Salt Brewing pub at Deans Marsh and illuminated by Dragon

World Surf League SVP of Tours & Competition and good friend of the pod Pat O'Connell returns to go in depth on WSL's big announcement about the 2021 Championship Tour. He talks about starting the season at Maui and Pipeline, Lower Trestles as the location for the first WSL Finals, safety measures for the season, and where else the tour will be heading this year. They break down the growing list of World Title contenders, discussing Gabriel Medina's career at Trestles, when Lakey Peterson is at her best, Carissa Moore being cool under pressure, and Kolohe Andino's backhand. Pat and Dave then fire up the Time Machine and imagine what surfers would have been crowned World Champion in 2019 under the new rules at the 2021 Finals location. Find us on twitter: @thelineuppod Find us on Instagram: @thelineuppod Want a shoutout on the pod? Fill out this form:  https://forms.gle/M3q11juNpwpncAcJ8 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk to Gnarly Brett Barley about bombs on the beach, Vlogging, and this year's North Shore season. Plus, the guys discuss fire in Colorado, Mason Rocky Point Raw, Albee Layer's switch alley oop, Gabriel Medina freesurfing, Josiah Amico is the next big thing from Ventura, Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway shreds, Koa Rothman's big Pipeline announcement, Lakey Peterson and Tatiana Weston Webb just dropped edits charging Chopes, Zane Timpson dropped some hammers, Jake Braun dropped an emo classic that we love. Also, we talk early Skater Of The Year picks including, Mason Silva, Mark Suciu, Pedro Delfino, and a few more. We talk Sketchy Tank X 686 collab, Borat, answer your questions, and so much more. SUBSCRIBE TO THE MONDAY M.A.S.S. ON ITUNES AND YOUTUBE! Presented by: Hansen's Surfboards @hansensurfboards K2 Snowboarding @k2.snowboarding Pannikin Coffee And Tea @pannikincoffeeandtea Chemistry Surfboards @chemistrysurfboards YewOnline.com @yewonline New Greens @newgreens NanocraftCBD @nanocraftCBD BN3TH @BN3THApparel Adventure IO @adventureio

This week on the Way of Champions Podcast we welcome surfing champion Lakey Peterson. Lakey won the junior nationals at 14 and qualified for the World Surf League at 16. She is an incredible role model for young athletes and share many great wisdom nuggets during our time together. We dive into the inclusiveness of the surfing community, being an intentional female role model, and overcoming fear.  Highlights from the Podcast: The book Lakey brings with to every competition  How to keep the balance of enjoying surfing and competing  What Lakey does to focus and stay in the moment Using keywords written on her hand to stay in the right mindset The story of how Lakey got into surfing Winning the junior nationals at 14 and qualifying for the WSL at 16 Learning to get better from losing Training the mental and physical for peak performance  Being an intentional role model for young girls Defining and overcoming fear  The use of meditation to increase performance  Building trust between coach and athlete  Taking responsibility of wins and losses Financial compensation equality in the WSL You can find more about Lakey at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LakeyPeterson/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/lakeypeterson Twitter: www.twitter.com/LakeyPeterson World Surf League Profile: https://www.worldsurfleague.com/athletes/2156/lakey-peterson Lakey Peterson grew up in California’s right-point-rich playground of Santa Barbara. She learned to surf at the age of five during a year-long trip around the world with her family, but when she got back to California the unapologetic tomboy was too busy terrorizing soccer fields and tennis courts to bother much with the beach. Showing the same competitive drive that made her mother a national champion swimmer, Lakey was dominating the boys her age on the playground, as her fellow CT counterpart Conner Coffin (an old schoolmate) can attest. But by age 12 she grew tired of driving for hours to tennis tournaments, and being she’d already racked up a national surfing title, going full throttle down the surfing path seemed much more alluring. At 14, she was the first woman to pull an aerial maneuver in competition. At 16, surfing as a wildcard in her first-ever Championship Tour event, she finished runner up at the US Open of Surfing. She qualified that same year and came back to win the US Open in 2012 on her way to claiming rookie of the year. A future World Title run seemed all but certain in the eyes of pundits and fans, but she’s been winless in her five seasons since 2012, finishing consistently just below a revolving list of World Title contenders. That all changed in 2018 when Lakey claimed victories on the Gold Coast and at Keramas to battle Stephanie Gilmore for the World Title. Lakey’s prospects for her first Title were high, but she was eventually defeated by Alana Blanchard in Round 2 of the Beachwaver Pro Maui, ending the season in the No. 2 position. Sadly the pattern followed in 2019 when a defeat to Stephanie Gilmore in Maui yet again ended her World Title dreams. In a double-blow, her early exit also meant that she missed out on selection for the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games. Lakey’s fast-driving style and whip turns make her especially vicious in down the line pointbreaks like the ones she spent her formative years in. That explains her solid results at Snapper Rocks, Keramas and Jeffrey’s Bay, the recent additions to the women’s Championship Tour. Lakey’s positivity, consistency, and talent mean she is a perennial threat. More importantly, she remains more determined than ever to claim her first World Title.   Help Support the Podcast! Become a Podcast Champion! …and get FREE access to ALL of our online courses. If you love the podcast, we would love for you to become a Podcast Champion, (https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions) for as little as a cup of coffee per month (OK, its a Venti Mocha), to help us up the ante and provide even better interviews, better sound, and an overall enhanced experience. Plus, as a $10 per month Podcast Super-Champion, you will have access to never before released and bonus material, including: Downloadable transcripts of the podcasts, so you don't have to crash your car trying to take notes! A monthly discussion with John, James, Jerry, and other special guests talking about the previous month's episodes and answering some of the FAQs we received that month A code to get free access to our online course called "Coaching Mastery," usually a $97 course, but yours for free for becoming a patron. Access to an online community of coaches like you who are dedicated listeners of the podcast, and will be able to answer your questions and share their coaching experiences. Thank you for all your support these past two years, and a special big thank you to all of you who become part of our inner circle, our patrons, who will enable us to take our podcast to the next level. https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions    

Lakey Peterson joins The Lineup to talk about “the worst day of her professional career” from the 2019 Maui event, using the extended offseason to recenter by spending the quarantine in Australia, working on her surfing with Mick Fanning, World Title aspirations, Olympic goals, her long time relationship with Channel Islands, and her thoughts on the new WSL CT format. She also re-watches her 2017 Trestles heat against Carissa Moore and answers listener Instagram questions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Become a Paddling SUPPORTER for only $3/month Joining Rob and Jim this week is Doctor of Physical Therapy Mark Kozuki, who runs his practice, PT Elite Performance, out of Costa Mesa, CA. Mark had worked with John John Florence since he was on the WQS through his two championships, in addition to many of the top surfers on the WCT such as Tyler Wright, Felipe Toledo, Owen Wright, Courtney Conlogue, Lakey Peterson and more while being involved with the WSL and on staff with Hurley. Rob, Jim and Mark discuss what it's like working with top athletes, share how to find happiness, get salty about injuries and surgeries, share lessons learned from mistakes made, dive deep into the body-mind connection, and recollect how many waves Jim and Mark caught during Physical Therapy school. Visit Mark at http://www.pteliteperformance.com/ Watch the video of this episode at https://www.surfingpaddling.com/dropping-in-surf-show

Joining Rob and Jim this week is Doctor of Physical Therapy Mark Kozuki, who runs his practice, PT Elite Performance, out of Costa Mesa, CA.  Mark had worked with John John Florence since he was on the WQS through his two championships, in addition to many of the top surfers on the WCT such as Tyler Wright, Felipe Toledo, Owen Wright, Courtney Conlogue, Lakey Peterson and more while being involved with the WSL and on staff with Hurley.  Rob, Jim and Mark discuss what it’s like working with top athletes, share how to find happiness, get salty about injuries and surgeries, share lessons learned from mistakes made, dive deep into the body-mind connection, and recollect how many waves Jim and Mark caught during Physical Therapy school. 

In episode seven, host Brett Stanley is speaking with Hawaiian born surf and lifestyle photographer Sarah Lee. They chat about her life on the water, how she found her love for surf photography, and what it's like to photograph pro surfer Lakey Peterson for the cover of ESPN's The Body Issue! Discuss the episode in our facebook group. Visit our YouTube for livestreams Follow Sarah Lee on her Website, Facebook, and InstagramSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/brettstanley)

Weird times call for weird conversations Dr Thomas Allan is an Australian Osteopath and Rehabilitation specialist. He also happens to rip in the surf, be an all-round good bloke and be married to one of the best surfers in the world in Lakey Peterson.  In this episode we chat training for surf, including a look at when and how juniors should train all the way through to how the world's best approach exercise. As always Lipped is supported by Dragon and URBNSURF and fuelled by Salt Lager. Use the code lipped at Modern Pirates website for 10% of their entire range of mens grooming products.

On this week's episode of the World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd talk about Team USA winning the ISA World Jr. Games and the Aloha Cup, USA's Dimitri Poulos takes Boys U-18 Gold for host nation, Carissa Moore, Lakey Peterson, and Caroline Marks are in the World Title race heading into Maui, who's gonna win it?! Bombshell Kewlly Slater interview, where the GOAT talks Olympic qualification, Fukushima radiation, and other madness. Stop whatever you're doing and watch Russell Bierke's new profile edit, “Flow State” it's DAMN HEAVY! Also, donate to the encyclopedia of surfing, cause it's great, plus, a group of individuals led by the ‘Church Brigade,' with help from online fundraising and collaboration with Red Bull, transformed the church into a public skate park called Kaos Temple. Daewon Song and Chris Haslam teased a possible Cheese and Crackers reunion! My chemical romance or Rage Against The Machine are getting back together and Todd doesn't care, Noa Deane's new edit is BONKERS, Watchmen is amazing, and much more.   Presented by: Adventure IO K2 SNOWboarding Ogio NanocraftCBD New Greens Chemistry Surfboards Pannikin Coffee And Tea YewOnline.com

On this special edition of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd celebrate Chris' birthday by talking about action sports including: The Freshwater Pro, Julian Wilson's varial, Gabriel Medina, Felipe Toledo, switch stance surfing, Lakey Peterson, Outerknown, Medina now world #1, Stab and Red Bull present “No Contest” from the ISA World Surfing Games, Brian Bielmann on STAB, Beach Grit is the Fox News Of Surf Media, Clash at Clairemont, Street League World Championships with Andrew Cannon, Spoiler Alert Nyjah wins, snowboarding in Atlanta? The Visa Big Air Presented by Land Rover, and it will take place Dec. 20-21 at Braves Stadium. Also, snowboarding now on Mt. Shasta, Happy Birthday Bruce Springsteen, Ray Charles, Jason Alexander (George Costanza), Alex Cameron new album, Miami Memory, storming Area 51, and so much more! Presented by:   Ogio Adventure IO NanocraftCBD New Greens Wave Soda Chemistry Surfboards Pannikin Coffee And Tea The Folklore Project X Quincy Woodwrights YewOnline.com

On this week's episode of the World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, the boys talk about, the Tahiti Pro Presented by Hurley, with big results coming from Conner Coffin, Jordy Smith, Sebastian Zietz, Michel Bourez, and Peterson Crisanto. Also, ECSC, John Florence goes for the Olympic comeback, Lana Del Rey premiere's “F*ck You I Love You” surf video, the 2019 ESPN Body Issue athletes announced and will include the Eagles Offensive Line: Super Bowl Champions 2018, Alex Honnold, Climber, Amanda Nunes, UFC Champion, and WSL surfer Lakey Peterson! Plus we dive deep in to Who Is JOB Season 9.0, Yeppon Wave Pool, Ivy Being Ivy (Ivy screens our call again), John Rattray is on his 3rd year raising funds for mental health, AVE's new pro shoe for Vans as well as his pick for favorite skateboarder, the AdventureIO App, The Righteous Gemstones, a bunch of new Star Wars stuff, new Breaking Bad movie, and so much more including Todd getting naked for an unsolicited ESPN Body Issue photo Shoot, coming soon …   Presented by:   Ogio Bags NanocraftCBD Active Skin Repair Wave Soda Chemistry Surfboards Pannikin Coffee And Tea The Folklore Project X Quincy Woodwrights YewOnline.com

We sit down with two new Team Toyota additions as they prepare for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020. Sprinter Michael Norman is racing to qualify for the Olympic Games for the first time, while surfer Lakey Peterson hopes to not only compete in the Games, but to be a part of history as surfing makes its Olympic debut.   Resources: Michael on Instagram: @michaelnorman22 Michael on Twitter: @mike_norman22 Lakey on Instagram: @lakeypeterson Lakey on Twitter: @lakeypeterson   This podcast is brought to you by Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. (“Toyota”) and may not be reproduced or redistributed, in whole or in part, without prior permission of Toyota. The opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest(s) and/or host(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Toyota. Please note that Toyota is not responsible for any errors or the accuracy or timeliness of the content provided. Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide.

Laurie Towner is a humble, down to earth bloke who just happens to charge some of the heaviest waves in the world. In this episode we chat about Laurie’s epic wave at Cloudbreak, his challenges with sponsors over the years and the one time he really didn’t want to paddle out. Plus Jimmy and Cahill have a full wrap up of the Margaret River Pro including a look at John and Ciao Ibelli’s surfing, our love affair with sharks and Lakey Peterson’s epic win. Finally Cahill talks about his new found appreciation for surf travel and charging big barrels and he and Jimmy argue about who gets to decide what “better” women’s surfing is. So surf it hurts and as always fuelled by the legends at Salt Brewing Co. Want to support the show - head to lippedpodcast.com to shop or donate a few bucks.

Presented by Rip Curl Lakey Peterson is the defending champion from Snapper Rocks and finished 2nd on the 2018 WSL Championship Tour.  Lakey joins us to chat honestly about being competitive, bouncing back from losses, where she thinks she can improve this year and the intensity of All In. A great chat with one of this year's genuine world title hopes. Jimmy and Cahill also take a look at the first event for the 2019 WSL season the Quiksilver & Boost Pro's from Snapper Rocks.  Who's going to reveal something new, who's going to win and who's going all the way this year. And it's fantasy time as the boys make their first picks for the Dragon x Lipped Podcast WSL Fantasy League - use the code lipped and get involved. As always fuelled by Salt Lager Use the code LIPPED for free gift with purchase on Rip Curl dot com Lipped Live for the Groms 18th April at Ocean Grind Torquay

Pour célébrer le mois de septembre, (ouais ça va on est en octobre on sait) et la rentrée des classes, nous avons choisi comme thématique “le sport à l’école”. L’école… Premier lieu de sociabilisation où les filles appréhendent le sexisme dans le domaine du sport. Tout le temps choisies en dernier, elles intègrent rapidement qu’elles sont le genre faible, celui qui a moins de muscles, moins d’aptitudes physiques. Pour cet épisode nous avons interviewé Tom et Zoé, élèves en primaire. Iels nous ont raconté comment ils appréhendaient le sport à l’école. Meredith, 18 ans ancienne danseuse devenue derby girl depuis qu’elle habite au canada, nous a quant à elle raconté ses années de harcèlement scolaire. La sociologue Marie Duru Bellat a répondu à nos questions : comment le sexisme investit-il les cours de l’école ? Pourquoi ? Quelles sont les solutions ? Retrouvez nous Sur Instagram : www.instagram.com/olympiadefemelle Sur Twitter : twitter.com/olympiadefemell Sur Facebook : www.facebook.com/olympiadefemelle Les reco : « L’amour c’est pas pour les garçons », Les couilles sur la table, Victoire Tuaillon « Bend it like Beckham », Gurinder Chada « Zero to 100 » sur Lakey Peterson, par Aaaron Lieber

Eric’s Wild Idea: To create a program that helps people optimize performance and alleviate pain.  As an athlete and human, it’s important to be able to move to the best of your ability. Injuries and pain that have kept me from running, surfing, or other adventuring have always been challenging.  Today’s guest, Dr. Eric Goodman, has been recommended to me by many guests of this show. As the founder of the movement-based Foundation Training program, Dr. Goodman has helped thousands of athletes and every-day people alleviate pain and increase performance. Some of the people he’s worked with include athletes like surfers Lakey Peterson and Brad Gerlach, the late climber Dean Potter, as well as actors Rob Lowe, Chris Hemsworth, Jeff Bridges, and Matthew McConaughey. Both my partner Johnny and I have been using Foundation Training for the last six months to help us alleviate a nagging back injury and IT band pain, and both of us have experienced positive results.  I wanted to have Dr. Goodman on the show because he has a great story. His wild idea to become a health practitioner and create a program to help people move and feel better is something I think a lot of people can relate to.  A former water polo player, Dr. Goodman developed back pain that doctors told him he would need surgery to fix while he was in chiropractic school. Instead of going under the knife, he developed a series of exercises that helped him heal and became the origins of Foundation Training. Early in his career, he was also hired to train the U.S. Olympic Men’s Water Polo team, and used his methods to help them the year they took the silver medal. Today, Dr. Goodman has published two books, and there are Foundation Training trainers in over thirty countries around the world.  Since many of you are getting ready to make New Year’s Resolutions, I wanted to get Dr. Goodman’s  advice on how to avoid injuries and train the right amount. We also dive into why healing emotional pain is as important as healing physical pain, how he got the wild idea to create a new movement practice, and what other methods he uses and thinks you might want to check out.  Listen to this episode if:  You struggle with injuries or chronic pain. You want to strengthen your body. You are interested in helping others heal. You are curious about movement-based training programs. For full show notes, including guest links and books mentioned during the episode, visit: http://wildideasworthliving.com/95

Leave us a Review Understanding Back Pain and Why the Foundation Training Method worked for Dr. Eric Goodman and how it is helping thousands of others. Dr. Eric Goodman - On how his major failure's lead to the development of and hyper-focus on what eventually became Foundation Training. Learning about the Posterior chain and how keeping these muscles strong can be a total game changer for our alignment, strength and back pain.  Links: The Foundation Training 2 DVD set Buy Dr. Eric Goodman's Books: Foundation True to Form 12 Minutes of Foundation Training (Video) Lordosis Peter Park Website  Martin Sexton Music Eric says "You must Google- Wayne Rosen"  But also.... Psychedelic Mushrooms, Olympic Water Polo, Kelly Slater, Lance Armstrong, Living out of Donation Buckets, Peter Park, Wayne Rosen, Lakey Peterson, TED X, Being a new parent, Moving from Florida, to California, to Denver, to California, to an RV traveling the entire country to Hawaii and back to California Connect with Foundation Training Foundation Training Website Youtube Instagram Connect with The Shifting Perceptions Podcast: Shifting Perceptions Website Facebook Instagram Twitter Connect with Jay Alders Jay Alders Website Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Pinterest Connect with Chelsea Alders Om Mamas Doulas Website Sun Dreams Productions Website Instagram Chelsea Om Mamas Doulas Sun Dreams Productions

This week’s conversation is with Peter Park, founder of the Platinum brand and co-owner of the Platinum Fitness Summerland facility in Santa Barbara, California.He brings to this conversation a history rich of stories from the frontier. A blend of his own limit pushing achievements and 23 years of experience training elite athletes, big-screen celebrities, top touring musicians, and recreation folks that are serious about their fitness, mobility, and longevity.Peter has trained the best of the best -- Lance Armstrong, Kelly Slater (11x World Champion surfer), Lakey Peterson (currently #1 in the world right now for professional surfing), 2017 Major League Baseball MVP Giancarlo Stanton, and motocross game changers Chad Reed and Ken Roczen are among the athletes that Peter has nurtured through various stages of their careers.Peter recently authored a book called “Rebound” on Foundation Training, which lengthens and strengthens the back body, equaling out one’s total body strength, posture, flexibility, and overall body awareness.In this conversation we discuss what he’s learned from training the best in the world, why Peter struggles with the idea of balance, and what cancer has taught him about embracing every moment.I hope you can appreciate Peter’s humility and as a friend of Peter's, I hope you get a sense of the man he his, far more than the craft he's mastering…. see if you can dig into what he's searching for, how he goes about it, and why it matters so much to him.This episode is brought to you by WHOOP and Athletic Greens.WHOOP: Starting today you can join WHOOP for $30 a month, six month minimum to begin. The WHOOP membership service includes the WHOOP Strap 2.0, professional analytics via its mobile and web apps, and a powerful community of performance-minded individuals. To find out more about what they’re doing and join their program, click the link below!https://whoop.com/findingmasteryAthletic Greens: Receive a free 20-count travel pack of Athletic Greens (valued at $99) with any purchase!Claim here: athleticgreens.com/findingmastery

Lakey is a top ranked professional surfer and flat out surfs better then you ever will. We get to sit down while we were in fiji and talk story about life on tour and life in general. Sit back and enjoy one of my favorite ladies.

Is the space you're working in making you dumber? Or is that just one of many other excuses we tell ourselves about why we're not getting stuff done? Sam and Simon discuss workspaces and serendipity this week. Also, why Sam secretly wants to join the German navy (her reason involves existentialism, not seamen). Stuff mentioned in this episode:The magic of PrestikDoes having more light in a room make you more productive? Apparently it might make you more productive, but less creative.Shingy, AOL's ridiculous digital "visionary" who took the desk out of the CEO's office at AOLWhy Steve Jobs obsessed about where to build the bathrooms at PixarBarking Up the Wrong Tree on why having other people around might make you more productiveThe secret lives of bored German navy officesMike Rowe in a fascinating Ted Talk about Dirty JobsAmy Wrzesniewski's research indicating that how you feel whether your job is meaningful is probably more about you than about the actual job you're doingBrent Schlender's Becoming Steve Jobs and the cargo cult of SteveData-driven decision making versus following your gutThe incredible story about how one man became an accidental celebrity in China, which led to a chat about Sino Weibo and how social networks have lost the ability to foster serendipitous connections “You don’t follow your passion, you bring it with you.” — Lakey Peterson