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Nic Lamb of IceBeanie shares how a concussion while wave-surfing motivated him to create a cold-therapy migraine relieving Beanie and also build a profitable business out of it. 

Pro Athlete and current big wave surfing champion, Nic Lamb, wasn't looking to get on Shark Tank when he got a concussion during a big wave tour in Portugal - he just wanted an all-natural solution to the headaches that followed. But the popularity of that solution - the Ice Beanie, a soft, microfiber polyester cap with acupressure designed gel packs made to stretch and fit comfortably on any shaped head - led him to complete an application in 2019. He appeared on Season 12, Episode 13, of Shark Tank and hooked a deal with Mark Cuban. Nic shares some invaluable insights and tips for entrepreneurs and anyone wanting to push themselves to go higher, be better, and accomplish more in their personal and professional lives. He encourages everyone to give back and is a member of "1% For The Planet" - a group of certified businesses and individuals that donate 1% of annual sales or salary to environmental causes. Connect with Nic Lamb on social and check out his product at icebeanie.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lessonsfromthetank/message

Nic Lamb is a Professional Big Wave Surfer, Entrepreneur, and founder of IceBeanie. Nic grew up in Santa Cruz California and started surfing at the age of 5. He quickly progressed as he started to compete and became the youngest ever to surf the notoriously deadly wave “Mavericks” in Northern California at the age of 14. Nic built up a fearless reputation in the world of Big Wave Surfing racking up magazine covers and began competing on the Big Wave Tour where he continues to chase the biggest waves in the world.*Get your copy >>> Personal Socrates: Better Questions, Better Life  Connect with Marc >>>  Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter Drop a review and let me know what's resonating with you about the show!Thanks as always for listening and have the best day yet!*Behind the Human is proudly recorded in a Canadian made Loop Phone Booth*Special props

The hard-charging big-wave world champion from Kauai that goes by the name of KK.Presented by http://futuresfins.com  “I was pretty much raised by savage wolves,” said 2018 Womens Big Wave World Champion, Keala Kennelly, “But it turned me into a warrior.” Those wolves? Kauai boys. The Irons. The Alexanders. Heavys like that. And warrior, indeed. Unapologetically herself—and a rad one, at that—Keala's actions have always spoken louder than words. From a successful career on the CT, to breaking glass ceilings at Code Red Teahupoo, to plain being an inspiration to generations of girls following in her footsteps, this is a very special episode. Spill that tea, KK.  0:00 Growing up in Hanalei, Kauai, Living near the Irons' and other surf stars, Competing with the boys in contests, Using her anger to charge big waves, Growing up in a surfing family, Nearly becoming a cop after losing sponsors 8:50 Finding surfing with the Irons' and dreaming of becoming a pro, Qualifying for the World Tour at 17, The sentiment toward women competitors back then, No women in the Triple Crown of Surfing for a decade, Giving women more opportunities to rise to the occasion in competition 20:28 Being on Tour, Winning at Teahupoo 4X, Runner-Up to world champion, Layne Beachley's dominace, Never recovering from that 2nd place finish, Leaving the Tour for acting, Giving her Tour spot to Michelle  29:35 Becoming a season regular on HBO show, Living in LA for a year for the show, Show gets cancelled and economy crashes 35:53 Coming out of the closet while being a pro surfer, Losing all her sponsors, Becoming a charging, heavy water freesurfer, Begging guys at Teahupoo from the channel to tow her in during big swells 44:09 Ripping off half her face during Code Red Swell, Winning first ever big wave womens tour event at Nelscott Reef, Oregon, Winning biggest barrel of the year at XXL Awards and nominated for an ESPY award, First woman ever to be invited to The Eddie  56:47 Competing in the first few Peahi Challenge womens events, Winning a big wave world title in 2018, Advice to young women coming up and following in her footsteps 

World-Champion surfer Nic Lamb shares why Elon Musk was correct when he wrote, “fear is the mind-killer” and he provides his tips for fighting the feelings of fear in your life.

Much like druids, dervishes, and the secret castes of ancient alchemists…a man from Santa Cruz, California can be hard to pin down. The Fleas and Skindogs and keepers of the Lane often defy reason; are often unknowable. The Westside’s young Nic Lamb, a 2X Punta Galea winner and Mav’s event champion is bred in the same vein, but lucky for us, Jamie Mitchell pulled the stories and tales out of the man like a podcast sorcerer. “At the end of the day I’m just being me,” said Nic. “I’m doing me, I like to have fun, I like to go fast, I like to look good…and sometimes, I just like to wear a nice suit.” Amen, brother. 0:00: Intro, Growing up between Santa Cruz and South Africa, Santa Cruz’s surf culture/localism, Only the strong survive 9:17: Nic’s father, Junior lifeguarding, Getting into Mav’s, Surfing it at 14 years old, Competing in small waves simultaneously, 20:41: Starting the Big Wave World Tour, Winning Punta Galea twice back-to-back, Winning the Mav’s event, Jaws wave this past year 29:44: Finally getting invited to Mav’s event, Moving to L.A. to act, Doing it differently 38:48: Training routine, Dealing with injuries, Focus for upcoming big wave season, BWWT ideas and critiques 51:29: Nic’s 5-to-Finish Questions

Ever done the big wave trifecta? Jojo Roper has. Welcome to the sixth installment of the Late Drop Big Wave podcast. The series was created to showcase conversations with some of the best big-wave surfers in the world — hosted by one of the best big-wave surfers in the world. New episodes will drop on Surfline each week — upcoming guests include Brian Keaulana, Peter Mel, Nic Lamb and others. Stay tuned here for more. Groomed on the shallow reef breaks and fickle slabs of La Jolla, San Diego -- and raised by hellman surfer-shaper dad, Joe Roper -- Jojo Roper is one of California’s most exciting, young big-wave exports. But when you’ve qualified for the Big Wave World Tour, and the world won’t let you export…what’s a man to do? In Jojo’s case? Train, dream, work in Pop’s shop, and in the newest episode of the Late Drop, reminisce about the good ‘ole days, in a different world, four months back. Our personable host, Jamie Mitchell and Jojo dream and discuss... 0:00: Intro, Growing up in San Diego, Working w Dad Joe and his shop, Territorialism in La Jolla, San Diego grooming him for big waves, First trips to HI, Puerto Escondido for big waves 18:16: First proper big wave year (Mav’s, Outer Reefs, Todos), His trusty 9’8” gun, Derek Dunfee, Getting a college degree 30:12: Being a big wave surfer during COVID, Being a boatman at Tavarua, Getting on the BWWT, Fate of the alternates 47:28: Oahu Missile False alarm, 2018 Trifecta Swell (Jaws/Mavs/Todos) 56:58: Work with City of Hope cancer patients, Future big wave plans, Missing the big wave comps 1:10:28 : Jojo’s 5-to-Finish Questions-----------------------------------Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=surflineBecome a Surfline Premium Member: https://surfl.in/2Cd36tF----------------------------------

The things this man has seen… Welcome to the fifth installment of Late Drop - The Big Wave podcast. The series was created to showcase conversations with some of the best big-wave surfers in the world — hosted by one of the best big-wave surfers in the world. New episodes will drop on Surfline each week — upcoming guests include Aaron Gold, Nic Lamb, Brian Keaulana and others. Stay tuned here for more. When you talk about those rare humans so innately skilled at survival that you could drop them off on a desert island, and they’d be perfectly fine…yeah, Mark Healey’s done that (voluntarily) more than a few times. The first time, for instance, was when he was a teenage grom on a Rusty trip to Tavarua, Fiji, and purposely missed his flight home so he could castaway. Since then, the list of his expertise — from big-wave surfer, freediver, spear-fisherman, conservationist, skydiver, bow hunter, to Hollywood stuntman — grows. Like his lung capacity. A man whose name will forever be etched into big wave history’s “Best Of” pages, Mark Healey and podcast host, Jamie Mitchell, engage — and every minute is a pleasure. 0:00 Fatherhood, Childhood/Growing up on North Shore, Endless potential of Ocean, One-board-a-year days, Rusty Tavarua trip, Being a boatman at Tavarua 14:52 Rivalry with Jamie Sterling, First Pipeline session, Freediving by himself, Outer Reef tow vs paddle era, Big Wave traveling/dangers 28:55 The allure of potential/frontiers in big wave surfing, Lessons from bowhunting, Parallels between surfing and hunting, Questioning “real food” 39:22 Competitive spearfishing/freediving, Mark’s training routine, Coping mechanisms, Mind Control 48:47 Healey Water Ops, Stuntman work in Hawaii, Gnarly stunts 58:03 Craziest big wave moments, Near death at Jaws, Breath-holding reality, Compartmentalization in stressful moments 1:11:01 Current big wave goals, View of the new, younger big wave generation, Resurgence of tow-surfing, Rush Randall’s influence, Big wave surfing’s progressive influence 1:22:19 Being a new father, Mark’s 5-to-Finish Questions

This is Big Wave surfer Nic Lamb - on the Finding Mastery podcast with Michael Gervais - sharing why he believes mastery starts with finding something to obsess about. Full podcast available at http://www.findingmastery.net/nic-lamb

Nic Lamb surfs very large waves. He’s a professional surfer on the Big Wave Tour, and was ranked number 4 in the world last year. A native to the Santa Cruz area in California, Nic is no stranger to a wave called Mavericks. It’s legendary for how heavy the conditions are. At 14 years old, Nic Lamb became one of the youngest surfers to ever charge Mavericks and was one of the youngest competitors in the event in 2014. He won the Mavericks contest in 2016 — you need to take a look at this wave (see below). I wanted to interview Nic to better understand the concept of thinking clearly in rugged environments. We all have real or perceived threats — we can learn from those who excel, on the world stage, in conditions that are very dangerous. More importantly I hope people take away a new way of thinking about risk — maybe a new– way to re-design risk-taking; it’s not about physical risk (which could be a mistake for those who didn’t tune in because they’re not sure how to learn from surfing) — the real risk is to have the clarity and conviction to stand for something that you love, that you believe in — and this conversation get’s into ways to train your mind, body and craft to excel when risk is required – (recovery, imagery, mindfulness) — and — this conversation is a solid a reminder to be in nature, and to progressively prepare and test yourself as often as you can. Nic is intense, thoughtful, and is charging toward his passions and goals. It’s a fun time to know Nic and watch him push his craft to limits, and the industry. In This Episode: • What’s it’s like to surf Mavericks • Learning how to act from those who came before him • Why he loves and fears the ocean • What happens when he’s trapped under a wave • What drives him to crave victory • Managing relationships with limited time • Implementing a daily mindfulness practice • The importance he places on strength, conditioning, and recovery • Why preparation is key to risk taking • Finding something to obsess over as a starting point for mastery

This is Big Wave Surfer Nic Lamb - on the Finding Mastery podcast with Michael Gervais - explaining why preparation is key to risk taking. Full podcast available at http://www.findingmastery.net/nic-lamb

Jay and Dan discuss Ricky Williams' new gym, expose the unsung heros of the Western Conference finals and are joined by surfing great, Nic Lamb

CONVERSATION with NIC LAMB - the Winner of the Titan of Mavericks Surfing Competition at Half Moon Bay in Northern California. In this exclusive interview, Nic gives us a glimpse of what it's like to surf the most feared wave on the planet. "Fear may come up. But it's courage that will get you pass it, and growth is on the other side." To learn more about Nic please visit www.tripleblack.com

Nic Lamb. Big wave surfer and athlete for the World Surf League was one of the youngest surfers to charge Mavericks--ENJOY!!