Podcasts about wavegarden

La empresa guipuzcoana Wavegarden es lider mundial es la construcción de instalaciones de olas artificiales para la práctica del surf. En la actualidad tienen 9 parques operando, 10 en marcha y 50 en desarrollo en cuatro continentes. En Madrid ultima la puesta en marcha de su parque acuático cerca del estadio de fútbol Wanda Metropolitano y tiene proyectos en otras ciudades del España.Escuchar audio

Nick Hounsfield was introduced to surfing by his father Brian in the mid 1970s on his regular visits to Cornwall in the United Kingdom. He has been an avid surfer ever since.Nick became an Osteopath by trade and founded a successful family business with this wife.But as time wore on and when Nick's father passed away in the late 2000's, he started to think about the world a little differently. He began to think about open spaces in nature and the healing aspects of engaging and being in nature. He started to realize that a lot of people's poor health was due to a number of things such as not exercising, not eating well, lack of connection to others, lack of nature connectedness  and so on…He set about trying to pull these different factors together and look at how he could solve some of these issues through one holistic vision. By chance this was around the same time that Wavegarden released a video of their first technology which would bring waves inland, for the first time.Nick had a eureka moment. And this was the start of his mythological quest to bring his concept of The Wave to the United Kingdom. It's been a long journey for Nick, which involves every obstacle you can think of on his way to realizing his vision. Fundraising, permits, Global Pandemic, shaky economy, Brexit, and a stroke. But, Nick persevered and has succeeded in realizing his vision and pioneered a new business model while minimizing its environmental impact and offering an exceptional surf experience with a safe, inclusive space for all surfers. We think you are going to really enjoy this episode. Thank you for listening… For more information on The Wave you can go to www.thewave.com You can also follow Nick on Instagram at @wavemakernickThe Swell Season Surf Podcast is recorded by The NewsStand Studio at Rockefeller Center in the heart of Manhattan and is distributed by The Swell Season Surf Radio Network. For more information, you can follow @swellseasonsurfradio on Instagram or go to our website: www.swellseasonsurf.com Music: Song: WavesArtist: Sleeper AgentAlbum: About Last NightBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/swell-season--3483504/support.

Did you know that Nick Hounsfield comes from a family of inventors? He didn't invent the wave pool at his surf park. No, Wavegarden did that. But he's constantly focused on how things could work. It's like a constant invitation to daydream. We learned this early on but only now have gotten around to poking at this side of Nick. In this conversation we dig into the creative side of wave pooling and explore the current state of the wave pool space and, of course, Nick's excitement for the future.

Wavegarden is a leader in the surf park space, with multiple facilities currently open and operating with dozens more in the works.Seán Young, Wavegarden's Head of Development Projects, joins episode 19 of Beyond the Ocean. Young discusses his role in helping parks go from concept to reality and the steps new surf parks must take to create a successful surfing experience. He also looks at what's to come for Wavegarden and the surf park industry as a whole.

Willkommen in Kookhausen! Wir rollen den Roten Teppich aus bis in die schöne Schweiz, wo Simon Plachtzik studiert und arbeitet, zweiteres bei Alaïa Bay in Sion. Wir sprechen über seine Arbeit im Wavegarden und sein Sprachstudium, das ihn in sehr exotische Gefilde verschlagen hat. Simon gibt zudem Surfkurse für gehörlose und hörgeschädigte Menschen und wir tauchen ein in die Kultur dieser Community und die besonderen Kommunikationsanforderungen. (Eine Videoversion dieses Gesprächs mit automatisch generierten Untertiteln für alle gehörlosen und hörgeschädigten Menschen findet ihr auf unserem YouTube-Kanal: https://youtu.be/vbFT7O4NMkQ) Dazu natürlich 'Würdest du lieber...?' und mehr! Rückmeldungen bitte an kontakt@kookhausen.de oder via Insta: @kookhausen.podcast. Auch diese Woche findet ihr wieder einen Rabattcode für srface.com in der Folge oder bekommt ihn auf Anfrage. Hochwertiges Neopren zu korrekten Preisen!

Ever wanted to surf in your backyard? Wavegarden project manager Barry Stetter explains the technology necessary to engineer perfect waves across the world for all classes of surfers, how Wavegarden is more a research and development company than an engineering or a surfing company, and the company's move toward surfparks that are completely energy self-sufficient.

Willkommen in Kookhausen! Wir rollen den Roten Teppich aus bis nach San Sebastian. Hier lebt und arbeitet unser heutiger Gast Philipp von Buch, seines Zeichens Architekt und einer der ersten Mitarbeiter und Pioniere der Firma Wavegarden, die rund um die Welt Waveparks baut. Mit Till spricht er über seinen persönlichen und beruflichen Werdegang und über die Geschichte und den Ausblick von Wavegarden. Am Ende wird es auch noch philosophisch. Dazu natürlich 'Würdest du lieber...' und mehr. Viel Spaß! Rückmeldungen, Kritik etc. bitte an kontakt@kookhausen.de oder über Insta: kookhausen.podcast. Einen Rabattcode für euren neuen Wetsuit von srface.com findet ihr in der Folge oder bekommt ihn auf Anfrage.

Referência no Mercado Imobiliário, Segall foi fundador da Klabin Segall [KSSA3] e head da área de Real Estate do BTG Pactual. Liderou o lançamento de mais de 130 empreendimentos, entregou mais de 25 mil unidades e conquistou diversos prêmios no setor. Neste episódio, ele explica como as fases 3 e 4 do condomínio Fazenda da Grama, em São Paulo, são um marco para o mercado imobiliário e porquê a tecnologia espanhola Wavegarden foi a melhor escolha para ondas artificiais do Praia da Grama - projeto que venceu o Prêmio Master Imobiliário 2021. Ainda no bate papo, discussões sobre abertura de capital, concorrência, custos de operação, acessibilidade, planos de expansão e lições aprendidas no processo. Estrutura do episódio:. 03:12 - História no setor imobiliário 15:55 - Cases de sucesso e legado 19:00 - Lições que o mercado ainda não aprendeu 24:55 - O que leva uma empresa a abrir o capital 28:14 - Volta para a incorporação e o início da Fazenda da Grama 36:40 - Concorrência da própria Fazenda da Grama 38:13 - Tecnologia Wavegarden 40:26 - Tipos e números de ondas existentes no mercado 47:28 - Números do projeto 49:32 - Logística de venda dos Títulos 57:00 - Venda de ingresso e produto imobiliário 01:00:00 - Tecnologia acessível para a classe média 01:02:30 - Novas tecnologias: ameaça ou oportunidade? 01:04:30 - Custo de operação e qualidade da onda 01:09:38 - Próximos passos

On this episode of the Beyond the Ocean podcast we're joined by Matthew Hyslop, Associate Director of the Destination Consulting Group at Colliers, one of the world's largest commercial real estate firms. Matthew helps create successful destinations by consulting owners, developers, investors and operators of visitor-facing businesses. He has worked in the surf park industry for many years, most notably with the Surf Snowdonia project in the U.K. Surf Snowdonia is the world's first inland surf lagoon, located at Adventure Parc Snowdonia, and is powered by Wavegarden's Lagoon technology. 

Giovanni Piro è la versione surf delle persone che al TG chiamano “cervelli in fuga”. A 29 anni è Surf Operation Coordinator di Alaia Bay. Dalla Sardegna a Bristol, nella sua prima esperienza in una wave pool Giovanni si è fatto trovare pronto e forte di una formazione tra ingegneria, sport management e turismo. Come ogni buon manager riesce ad astrarsi dal coinvolgimento emotivo della passione, per cui ci spiega lucidamente che il surf è l'ottimo pretesto per la posa della prima pietra di questa macchina da soldi, ma dietro ad un progetto come Alaia Bay si nasconde ben altro. Dopo un tour virtuale della "sala di comando", attratti da schermi che generano onde al tocco e pulsanti rossi da premere solo in caso di emergenza, rimane spazio anche per qualche sketch autoironico sugli italiani all'estero, una favola in continuo aggiornamento.

Donostiako Antondegi gunean olatu artifizialen azpiegitura bat egiteko proiektua dauka Wavegarden enpresak. Aste honetan, hainbat talde biltzen dituen ekimenak honen aurka dituen arrazoiak eman ditu. ...

I met this week’s guest, Sean Young of Wave Garden, five or six years ago in Orlando Florida while I was moderating talks for the surf park industry.

Catching up with Wavegarden is an exciting conversation. We discuss the traditional diamond shaped "Cove" and how it could be modified to fit different locations and topographies. We talk energy and how the Wavegarden is more efficient than any of it's competitors. We talk about some of the key projects that they're working on around the world and Séan lists the "next to market" contenders. It's definitely an exciting company to be working for! One point that really stood out for me was when Séan outlined some details of the Fazenda do Grama project in Brazil. Fascinating!

Bringing man-made waves to your area is no easy task. Theres a lot to consider before breaking ground on your surf park. During predevelopment, your site and due diligence findings can impact your design and vice versa. Let's find out how they relate. In this installment of the Surf Park Summit 2020 recap, Building Barrels combines notes from a presentation by Wavegarden and a panel discussion on predevelopment design and planning for your surf park. Topics include: Getting started Key questions and challenges to consider Impact of site and studies on design Getting development permits Sustainability Capital management Other potential joint stakeholders And more! Subscribe to make sure you get the whole series! And if you'd like to join a surf park mastermind group where we'll share info, network, brainstorm, and collaborate, follow the link below. http://bit.ly/surfparkmastermind Title song: "RITM" by 4MHZ on icons8.com

We catch up with Rupert Partridge who is the Group & Brand Marketing for URBNSURF Australia. In this episode we learn a lot about URBNSURF and their Wavegarden technology, and also a little about wave pool technology in general. Rupert shares what it was like opening Australia's first wave pool with so much hype and demand, and then having quickly shut things down due to COVID, and try to operate the business through stringent Melbourne lock-downs, including a few re-opens and then shut-downs. We also learn about the plans for URBNSURF to open more locations across Australia! Enjoy! 

“Wavegarden”, the sound of that name evokes a zen-like space where waves roll endlessly through green spaces pulsing with lush natural life. As if you didn’t know, it’s actually a company created way back in 2005, that sits deep in a northern Spanish valley. It’s a richly forested and abundant area ravaged by harsh Atlantic winters and pounded by massive waves during the cold, rainy months. It is from this secret hideaway that Sean Young chats to us all about the history of Wavegarden, how he came to join the exclusive firm and how they came to be operating in all four corners of the planet.

Up to 1,000 waves an hour will be generated at England’s first inland surf park when it opens, expected to be later this year.  The Wave will use the second phase of technology from Spanish group Wavegarden, creating waves that vary in size from 50cm to two metres in a kite-shaped lake the size of four football pitches.  I went to the site in Bristol to see how the building work is progressing, and find out more about plans for a second project near London.   The Wave’s CEO Craig Stoddart told me what the development will look like once it is completed, and the challenges faced along the way.

Want to know more about wave pools? Jimmy catches up with URBNSURF Founder Andrew Ross to discuss all things wave pools. We chat the business and science of wave pools and look at what we can expect in terms of customer experience from the new pool being built in Tullamarine. We also discuss Andrew's personal journey from successful CEO in an ASX listed company to taking the leap and following a passion to bring Wavegarden tech to Australia. So much surf it hurts fuelled by the legends at Rogue Wave Brewing.

No te puedes perder el nuevo y más que interesante programa de Radio Baluverxa del mes de Octubre 2017 , con todas las grandes novedades del Surf y acompañado de la mejor música . Esto es lo que oiras: -Resumen Surf con los primeros swells de la temporada -Odesza-Un momento a parte -Ronda Europea Mundial Surf en Francia y Portugal -The Horrors-Algo para recordar -QS Cascais , Mundial Junior de la ISA -Evento en la pisci de Slater , QS3000 de Cloud9 -The Killers-La vida que esta por venir -Wavegarden para olimpiadas Tokio , Eurosurf de Noruega -Liam Gallagher-Bold -Mavericks evento del mundial olas grandes -Evento de Jaws con la victoria de Ian Walsh -Eddie Aikau con peligro de no disputarse -HIC en Sunset abre Triple Corona Hawai -Mr Hudson-Can't Forget You -Retirada Josh Kerr -Primera franquicia de la pisci de Slater en Florida -Beck-I'm So Free -QS3000 de Maresias -Anna Of The North-Moving On

Listener emails special: feet in or out; hacking your autopilot; carve downs and drills. Plus: Nicaragua and favorite coaching moments. News: shark populations; lost off Scotland; new Wavegarden technology; ISA world games; cape fear; Rio and what to watch.

Entrevista al surfista catalán y promotor del proyecto Wavegarden Barcelona-Mongat donde nos revela buenas pistas sobre lo que será un gran impulso para el desarrollo del surfing de Barcelona y alrededores.

This Tuesday Passion Fruit on Air will have at the studio Andrew Ross an international business man, family and surfing lover. Cause his dream we will be soon surfing in Perth the 365 days of the year in perfect waves. Andrew is the Executive Chairman and founder of Wave Park Group, a private company which has acquired the exclusive rights to develop Wavegarden® in Australia. In a few more months Sydney and Melbourne will be launching their parks and here in Perth during 2019. The City of Melville will host this incredible project; just imagine surfing in perfect waves in 15 minutes after work or uni. It sounds so good! If you want to know more about this project, join us in the 95.3 FM!

Can we make better surfing waves than the wild ocean, asks marine biologist and writer Helen Scales. Helen loves surfing but she describes it as an extreme form of delayed gratification, especially around the British coast. Nature does not make great surfing waves to order. Waiting for the perfect wave demands patience, a warm wet suit and a cool head (especially if somebody jumps the queue and steals your ride). Becoming skilful on a surf board takes years if you can only practise on what the wild sea provides and even longer if you don’t live anywhere near the sea. Helen goes in search of short cuts: aquatic engineering to make more and better ‘breaks’. Her quest takes her to Boscombe, a seaside suburb of the English coastal town of Bournemouth. The council spent £3.2 million on an artificial surf reef, which was designed to boost the wave height: lengthen the ride duration: and magnify Boscombe as a surfer dude magnet. It was already a spot known to the surfing folk of the Dorset coast but the artificial reef was going to make Boscombe a national surf destination. Unfortunately in 2010, the underwater construction of gigantic sausages of sand – covering the area of a football field - failed to do the job and the surfing is, if anything, now worse where the reef lies. Helen talks to the surfing scientist who diagnosed the reef’s ills with a GPS receiver down the back of his wetsuit, and to local surfers for their take on the Boscombe reef. But Helen has to travel to the Basque Country in northern Spain to find what she’s been looking for. She has the most exciting surf ride of her life in a man-made lagoon, the Wavegarden, in the foothills of the Cantabrian mountains, kilometres from the ocean. Over the last decade a company formed of surfing engineers has invented a machine which summons up two sizes of perfect surf waves every minute. “That was a bigger wave, a faster wave, than I have ever contemplated surfing in the ocean,” she says in the programme after two rides in the Wavegarden (recorded with a double-bagged radio mic for the programme). Wavegarden engineering has been exported to an abandoned slate quarry in North Wales where the world’s first surf park opened at the beginning of August. Other surf parks will follow in Texas in the United States, the Middle East and Australia, using the technology. This particular brand of artificial wave engineering might also allow surfing to graduate as an Olympic sport. But is surfing an artificial wave in a land-locked lagoon the real thing? Surfing veterans have mixed feelings and share their thoughts on why riding the ocean is all-consuming. Image: BBC Copyright