Podcasts about wqs

Fri, 21 Feb 2025 04:00:00 +0000 https://talerundtalar.podigee.io/43-nahtod-herztumor-sinn-leben-beruf f4b2c7fbe1688b7782c7552119839aff 1999 wurde bei Günther Höhfeld ein lebensbedrohlicher, 300 Gramm schwerer Tumor im Herzen entdeckt und in einer Not-Operation entfernt. Dieses einschneidende Erlebnis und eine damit verbundene Nahtod-Erfahrung führten zu einer grundlegenden Neuausrichtung seines Lebens. Heute unterstützt er als Beratungspsychologe und Theologe Führungskräfte mit Herzerkrankungen dabei, ihre Resilienz zu stärken und ein erfülltes Leben zu führen. Wir sprechen mit Günther über seinen Weg vom Patienten zum Coach. Wir beleuchten, wie er seine persönliche Erfahrung nutzt, um anderen zu helfen, und diskutieren Strategien zur Stressbewältigung sowie zur Förderung der Herzgesundheit. Welche Rolle spielen psychische Faktoren bei Herzerkrankungen? Wie kann man nach einer solchen Diagnose wieder Vertrauen in den eigenen Körper gewinnen? Und welche präventiven Maßnahmen können Führungskräfte ergreifen, um ihr Herz zu schützen? Wqs hat das Ganze mit seinem Glauben gemacht? Aufgepasst: Es sind noch kurzfristig Plätze für das bevorstehende Führungsretreat verfügbar. Weitere Informationen und Anmeldemöglichkeiten auf unserer Website: www.talerundtalar.de/fuehrungsretreat 43 full no Herz,Gesundheit,Glaube,Nahtod,CEO,Unternehmertum,Talar,Theologie Taler und Talar

Clancy Dawson is a former WQS surfer turned Talent Pathway Coach at Australia's High Performance Center on the Gold Coast.  Listen ad-free on Patreon here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest this week comes from a Surf Family and got introduced to surfing at the age of 2. So it is no surprise that he was destined for greatness on a surfboard. He has put in more time than just about anyone at Lowers. This young buck has a couple of WQS wins under his belt, but recently just came off a Huge Win and Biggest thus far in his Career, at a QS 3000 Event in Japan. We are big fans, and are pumped to see him continuing doing great things and he is just another example of how deep the talent runs through San Clemente. We welcome Kei “K-CHAN“ Kobayashi.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nouvel épisode du podcast MEDIT'ACTION avec Eric Rebière, une légende du surf de grosses vagues et ceinture noire de Jiu Jitsu Brésilien !Double champion d'Europe en 2000 et 2002, Éric Rebière fut le premier surfeur français à se qualifier pour le circuit mondial de surf, pour la saison 2004 en terminant 10e du WQS 2003.Il ouvrit la voie aux surfeurs européens avec les qualifications dans les années suivantes de Mikaël Picon en 2006, Jérémy Florès pour 2007.Éric pratique maintenant le surf de grosses vagues. Discipline dans laquelle il s'illustre sur les plus grosses houles du monde à Nazaré au Portugal, Belharra en France, mais aussi en Irlande, à Mavericks ou en Galice.Dans ce podcast, il partage avec nous son parcours, sa vision du sport, son mindset, et ses conseils sur la performance de haut niveau.Nous revenons dans un premier temps sur ses débuts dans le surf au Brésil, ses premiers défis et ses inspirations, avant d'échanger sur les moments les plus marquants de sa carière de surfeur professionnel, et sa qualification pour le circuit mondial en 2004.Eric raconte comment il a ouvert la voie pour d'autres surfeurs et sur son rôle et son sentiment d'être un pionnier pour le surf européen.Nous avons ensuite discuté de l'importance de la préparation physique et mentale, notamment dans le surf professionnel et dans le surf de grosses vagues.Eric partage avec nous ses techniques et son mindset hors du commun pour gérer le stress, le risque et le danger dans des conditions extrêmes comme à Nazaré et Mavericks.Nous avons longuement échangé sur sa découverte et sa pratique du JJB, sur ce qui l'a attiré et continue de le passionner dans cette discipline, et sur ce que le jiu-jitsu brésilien lui a apporté en termes de mindset et de discipline.Enfin nous avons aborder de façon plus philosophique sa vision du sport et de la vie, et Eric a pu partager de nouveaux conseils précieux pour les jeunes surfeurs et sportifs en quête d'excellence.Un épisode à la hauteur des vagues de Nazaré en plein hiver.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Pat Langdon Dark is a Professional Surfer. Originating from Porthcawl in Wales, Pat rips, currently on the Great Britain Surf team, Pat speaks to Adz from a surf camp in Portugal.  Adz and Pat talk about Kelly Slaters retirement, surf coaching, WQS, Olympics and a plethora of other subjects. Enjoy.

The surf world has shifted massively in the past three weeks. A new generation has take the reigns of the WSL, perhaps never to return them to their Millennial forebears. Oh wait, JJF is in yellow. Nevermind. First up this week, Stace G and Mikey C break down the second half of the Hawaiian leg and what it means for the rest of the season. Buck then joins the conversation to go over the rest of the week's surf news, and we conclude as always on a single WQS heat with a Stab Premium member.

What's more important — a board that looks good under your feet, or a board that feels good under your feet? That's a question our Stab in the Dark surfers don't have the option to answer, as seen in Kolohe's episode 2. This week, Mikey and Buck break down which board Kolohe surprisingly hated, how bodyboarders became the world's best surf cinematogrpahers, and most importantly, should Pipe have on Monday? Oh yeah, and the WQS is back!

LOSERS BACK LIKE WORLDS! NFL and LoL Pickems, WQS and Playin games, Annual Jersey Ranking, and more! Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/LosersQueuePod, follow on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and send in your personal stories/memes/highlights to losersqueuepodcast@gmail.com!

Our guest this week is a young ripper from Long Beach. His amateur accolades are impressive, including Volcom world junior Champ, Ripcurl Grom search World Champ, and North American WSL Junior Title. He was consistently on the NSSA podium battling a lot of Big Names, including Griffin Colapinto, Jake Marshall, and Kevin Schultz. The last 3 years he has been attacking the Qualifying Events to earn himself a spot on the Dream Tour. With a win on the WQS in Chile and a couple of equal 3rds on the Challenger series, he has proven he has the ability to compete on the Championship Tour. He was recently highlighted on the “CouchSurfingShow” busting a huge air as he is preparing for the US Open of Surfing. We are pumped and welcome Nolan “NOLWRAP” Rapoza to the show!!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Période estivale oblige, nous vous proposons dans cet épisode de vous jeter à l'eau avec la surfeuse professionnelle Johanne Defay !Originaire de Haute-Loire, Johanne part vivre à l'âge de 20 mois à la Réunion. Evoluant au quotidien à proximité de l'eau, qui deviendra son élément de cœur, c'est tout naturellement qu'elle s'initie au surf à l'âge de 8 ans, avec son père.Sa passion naissante pour la discipline et les 1ers résultats en compétition se faisant très vite jour, Johanne décide de se lancer à bras le corps dans la discipline avec l'objectif d'y performer au plus haut niveau.Les premiers titres ne se font pas attendre et Johanne devient à 14 ans la plus jeune Championne d'Europe junior et participe à ses premiers Championnats du Monde. Elle rejoint ensuite le circuit WQS, antichambre du plus haut niveau mondial.Tout semble lui sourire… mais tout n'est pas si simple !Son quotidien lui impose de jongler, sur le fil, entre études et voyages à travers le monde pour ses compétitions, deux piliers de sa vie délicats à mener de front. Elle est également contrainte de financer sa participation sur le circuit après que son sponsor principal se soit retiré. Mais Johanne n'a jamais lâché ce rêve de réussir au plus haut niveau, à force de volonté et de beaucoup de travail. Elle a depuis remporté de nombreuses victoires sur le circuit mondial et représentera la France aux Jeux Olympiques de Paris 2024. Ce rêve de petite fille, Johanne a tout entrepris pour qu'il devienne réalité. C'est aujourd'hui son histoire faite de résilience, de combativité et de détermination qu'elle va partager avec nous, le sourire vissé aux lèvres, au détour de chaque phrase.Alors, qu'attendez-vous pour partir Hors Sentiers avec elle ?***Hors Sentiers c'est en alternance un format d'entretien intime et une chronique nutrition avec les athlètes référents de l'univers outdoor.Rendez-vous sur http://baouw.fr pour découvrir notre univers, nos conseils nutrition et tous nos produits Baouw.Hors Sentiers, un podcast produit par Sportcast Studios. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Our guest this week is a young pro from Ventura California with already a long list ofaccomplishments. This Kid is strong, smooth, powerful with an incredible air game earninghim huge results as standout in the N.S.S.A. wining multiple Events, winner of the ISA 2019under 18 Gold Metal, and most recently claiming his Maiden Win at the WSL Q3000 in Pismo Beach.There must be something in the water in Ventura that keeps producing Super Stars time andtime again! We expect and know that this ripper has what it takes to be the next Californian tomake the WCT Tour. We are Fans and welcome Dimitri “DICHI“ Poulos to the show! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A certa altura da história, o surf brasileiro se torna orgulho nacional. Heróis que ultrapassam a bolha fazem o esporte brilhar, e o espelho para novas gerações é natural, inspirando cada vez mais desejo na medida em que não um, mas até agora quatro comprovaram: o sonho de ser campeão do mundo é possível! Os pequenos sonhadores entram na pilha, e a cobrança por resultados cada vez mais cedo se torna uma epidemia no surf.Mas e se o alto rendimento não fosse visto como único destino para o desenvolvimento de jovens talentos? E se, ao invés disso, a estrada esportiva fosse encarada prioritariamente como transformadora da trajetória de vida, independente da profissionalização ou do resultado final? Se uma via pode se tornar uma armadilha, especialmente para a saúde mental, a segunda contribui com experiências que servem pra vida.Essa é a visão de Pedro Souza, treinador com um extenso currículo prático e acadêmico que conversou com Rapha Tognini, Carol Bridi e Junior Faria nesse episódio do Surf de Mesa.Pedro faz a coordenação do Centro de Treinamento Municipal Santos de Surf, onde treina uma equipe que inclui atletas de destaque no circuito brasileiro e no WQS; e desenvolveu importantes trabalhos em conjunto com o Comitê Olímpico Brasileiro (COB) e a Confederação Brasileira de Surf (CBSurf). Entre eles, o Modelo de Desenvolvimento de Atletas de Surf em Longo Prazo no Brasil, disponível no site da CBSurf. Mestre em Ciências e graduado em Esporte, é também professor na pós-graduação de Treinamento Específico para Surfistas da Universidade de Coruña, na Espanha.Treinamento específicoComo Pedro não é cara pra uma conversa só, rolou ainda uma polêmica provocação sobre exercícios de treinamento específico: a repetição de movimentos fora do mar realmente transfere habilidades para dentro do mar?Ficou curioso se os exercícios que você tem feito não passam de mímica? então dá o play aqui e vem ouvir toda a experiência que o Pedro tem a compartilhar.

In this episode I get a chance to talk to Scotty Schindler about success in business, how surfing and business can be one following the same strategy and using stories in sales and everyday life. In complement to his role as CEO, Scott is also a highly sought-after public speaker, trainer and thought leader within Australia and around the world. A business mentor and sales trainer that can back up advice with proven results in his own life, Scott credits his ‘quintessentially Australian' identity as a born optimist and clear-cut straight talker, as key to his success in this arena. Alongside having represented and won for Australia at the World Surfing Titles, Scott also holds multiple surfing championships at all levels of amateur surfing. With an enduring belief that success in business and sport require dedication to the same qualities, Scott is also very proud of his work as a coach and trainer of WQS surfers and Aussie surfers in junior development. When away from his work or sporting commitments, Scott spends time with his family, friends and is a proud supporter and sponsor of many local sporting groups. http://www.scottyschindler.com/ https://www.system1357.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottyschindler/

Our guest this week is a young stylish pro surfer from Australia that is happens to be the son ofone of Australia's most influential Surfers of all time. Let's just say “ The apple didn't fall farfrom this tree”, as he prefers to keep his fins to the face and rails buried on every turn. Withinfluences from Pancho, Ross, and Dad…. it is refreshing to see Style, Speed, Power, and Flow as hisfocus in surfing. We are excited to hear about him competing in WQS, creating shortedits, the Social Media game, sponsorships, and just what it takes to be a young pro in today'sworld. We welcome Micah “Mics, Mini Margo, Margo 2.0” Margieson.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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. 

Levi Stewart is a New Zealand Surfer based out of Mount Maunganui. He has won several titles, and has found himself in multiple finals in the New Zealand Nationals. His journey has had its tough moments, including a devastating back injury that almost cost him his surfing career. In this podcast, Levi shares his story of overcoming injury to become one of New Zealand's top surfers. In this ep we talk about: Overcoming a broken back and the physical and mental barriers he faced on that journey Surfing in WQS events over in Australia Rubbing shoulders with great surfers Learning to be humble and appreciating life Working with kids through Surfers Healing His favourite cheat meal and his ideal dinner guests Levi is an absolute legend, and his story is inspiring. Be sure to chuck those headphones in for this yarn!

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#121 Victor Ribas faz 50 anos. Aquele suingue sangue bom de Cabo Frio, campeão mundial do WQS e terceiro lugar em 1999 no WCT, quando isso ainda soava como sonho distante. Bruno Bocayuva e Júlio Adler recebem Vitinho nesse episódio para conversar sobre qualquer coisa - não é um resgate de memória do surfe brasileiro. Não é uma entrevista - é um reencontro. Começamos com Amyl and the Sniffers e encerramos com Serginho Meriti. Andamos de skate com Gregg Weaver em fotografia do Warren Bolster na Imagem Falada e ecoamos um Almanaque de 2015. Viva Vitin! O Boia celebra um dos nossos grandes surfistas! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boia/message

Neste sábado, na França, se abre a janela de espera para a terceira das quatro etapas do Challenger Series da WSL. Faltando duas etapas para a definição dos classificados para a elite do surf mundial em 2022, é inevitável perceber que a tendência ascendente no número de brasileiros no CT provavelmente sofrerá uma queda pela primeira vez dentro da última década. Se a classificação dependesse do ranking atual, hoje nenhum outro brasileiro se classificaria. Isso após a desclassificação de quatro dos 11 brasileiros que em 2021 ocuparam uma vaga no CT. Claro, ainda é cedo para cravar resultados, mas a realidade é que as chances de que se mantenha a mesma representatividade quantitativa estão ficando mais difíceis.Para entender os fatores envolvidos nesse contexto que breca a até então crescente hegemonia brasileira na elite do surf mundial, Junior Faria, Carol Bridi e Rapha Tognini dedicam esse episódio do Surf de Mesa a levantar os diferentes fatores que influenciam nessa realidade, e suas possíveis origens. Uma realidade, diga-se de passagem, que não esteve fora do radar de quem acompanha a cena brasileira do surf profissional. A diferença é que, agora, essa realidade pode estar sendo precipitada no espaço-tempo por fatores externos que se uniram às já anunciadas problemáticas questões internas.Mas nem tudo é drama. Assim como tudo na vida, o surf também é feito de ciclos. E parte desses fatores também podem contribuir para uma possível retomada da valorização dos circuitos nacionais. Quer saber como? Dá o play aqui então!Foto | João Chianca na etapa de Ericeira WSL / Poullenot

** This episode of Amongst The Waves comes with a trigger warning ** A retired competitive surfer on the WQS, Jess Grimwood has been honest about her battles within her mental health, and her recovery which has led her to become a commentator for the Surfing NSW and the WSL. But more than that Jess is a passionate supporter of women finding their pathway in the world of competitive surfing be that as an athlete or working in a role within the industry that supports women athletes. In this episode of Amongst The Waves Jess and I have a deep and candid conversation about life on the tour, the challenges she faced in supporting herself financially to stay on the tour and how with the support of her family she has come back from the brink of death, to find a reason to live. We discuss what it means to advocate for yourself in a system that is often not willing to listen to the patient, as well as what it took for her to design her own recovery. We also talk about the pressures within the highly structured and high pressure environment of being a firefighter, and the subsequent trauma Jess experienced as the result of being a first responder. IN THIS EPISODE: ● Who is Jess? (0:56) ● Mental health aspect in surfing (11:34) ● Different pathways and opportunities for athletes (15:24) ● The start of Jess' surfing journey (23:41) ● The fall of Jess' mental health (31:01) ● Manipulation as a prominent part of mental health problems (33:42) ● The worst time for Jess (37:41) ● How Jess recovered (1:02:35) ● Meditation vs Medication (1:05:04) ● Factors that helped Jess to get through her mental health challenge (1:10:36) ● Where Jess is now (1:15:42) ● Surfing program (1:19:35) ● Advice to young athlete women about mental health (1:21:55) * All opinions expressed in this conversation are individual and should not be used as a prescription for your own mental health. Neither Jess nor I are qualified medical practitioners and cannot take responsibility for actions taken as a result of this podcast. If you are concerned for your own health or for someone you love, you should consult with your own medical professionals or call lifeline on 13 11 14. You can find jess on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessgrimwood/?hl=en You can find Tanya across all social media and at: www.rawheartandsoul.com

It was March 2016. An up-and-coming pro starting to turn heads on the WQS paddles out at his local beachie in Kiama, New South Wales, Australia. What follows next will change the lives of a few people forever. Brett Connellan's story is insane. Attacked by a shark, rescued by one of his best mates, and airlifted to a nearby hospital, Brett is only at the beginning of his way back. A journey of redemption. Of perseverance and resilience. Hit with the words, "you might never be able to walk again", Brett made a choice. A choice to fight. A choice to one day surf the exact same beach again where it all started. A choice to not wanting to be defined by what happened but rather by what happened next. This is Brett's story. This is Brett Connellan's journey from pain to fame and the beauty of second chances.

QIMA/WQS (formerly known as WQS) was founded in 1993, offering solutions to the food industry from farm to fork through GFSI recognized certifications (BRCGS, GLOBALG.A.P., SQF, IFS), food safety and ethical audits, quality seals, inspections, training, and supply chain management. Their team of food safety professionals innovates and streamlines processes to offer customers transparency, agility in the marketplace, and unprecedented control over their entire food supply chain. In this episode, we talk with two women who are a major force behind the QIMA/WQS team, Nicole Brunner and Liza Salinas.

It's potentially one of the most important events in surfing history to date. The 2021 ISA World Games takes place in El Salvador from the 29th May, deciding the final five men's and seven women's spots in the inaugural Olympic surfing tournaments in Japan this summer. Especially exciting for Welsh surfing is that Manorbier's own Harry Cromwell has won through to the El Salvador event, after a heroic display in Thurso last month. Listen to Hazza's thoughts ahead of this amazing trip, as he appears here in conversation with Tom Anderson, Mark Vaughan and Emily Williams. We've also got a separate interview with 'Pagans' Logan Nicol and Patrick Langdon-Dark, as they reflect on their own near misses with ISA qualification, and discuss goals as they set off on a WQS jaunt across Europe. Competitive surfing is back - and Crest in Partnership with Elusive is ALL OVER IT!Produced by James Dodd & Tom AndersonArtwork by GS Design CoThurso event commentary by George Clark'Good luck Hazza' messages in order of appearance: Logan Nicol, Patrick Langdon-Dark, James Jones, Liam O'Shea, Greg Owen, Gemma Harris & Dean Gough, Elliot Dudley, James 'Rhino' Thomas, Luke Cromwell, Spencer Hargraves, Paul Gill, Breige Lawrence, Rob Blythe, Pete 'PJ' JonesMusic Copyright James Dodd 2021

This week on the Ball & All Podcast we welcome a man described by Andy King as the 'Keyser Soze' of Australian Surf Coaching - Mick Cain.  Sharing a few of the better traits of the character made famous in the cult movie 'The Usual Suspects' - Cainy prefers to steer clear of the limelight and let the actions his surfers do the talking.   An incredible surfer in his own right, Cainy has seen it all in the industry - through traveling the WQS & Australian tours in the early 90's to owning multiple surf related businesses to where he is now -  managing and developing some of Australia's best young talent such as Matt Banting, Noa Deane, Soli Bailey and Macy Callaghan.  Tune in as we take a deep dive into the  nitty gritty of high performance surfing and find out what one of the best in the business looks for when developing young surfers.  Also on the podcast this week, we take the nuggets of gold from our last episode with Dean Davies, we thank the Station Grocer for their very generous donation to the Trojan Juniors and we go  'Around the Grounds' and get the latest from the NFL draft, Silver Lake Private Equity's 12% purchase of the NZ All Blacks and we celebrate what has been a long time between drinks with both the Tigers and Broncos winning at the weekend.   As always we would like to  thank the people who support us:The Station Grocer Lennox Head - Your 'one stop shop' for all things fuel, food and coffee in Lennox Head and the Northern Rivers.  Get down and see Matty, Joel and the team and who knows, if Woody has his way they may be selling small reptiles very very soon.Lennox Pizza and Pasta - The best pizza this side of Naples and a huge supporter of the podcast - call in and see Mez and the team when next in Lennox Head or get online and check them out at https://lennoxheadpizzaandpasta.com.au/Gage Roads Brew Co -  The team behind keeping the boys and crowd hydrated throughout the podcast with their Single Fin Summer Ale, Pipe Dreams Coastal Lager, Sidetrack  All Day XPL beers.  Get online and check them out at https://gageroads.com.au/our-beers/currents/The Lad Collective - fellas it's time to get your 'sheet' together and get back on track in the bedroom.    Bill & Ed Ovenden from The Lad Collective have made it their mission to help blokes everywhere with a couple of simple but genius inventions in the bedroom - check them out here https://www.theladcollective.com/ and support a couple of young Aussie blokes have a fair dinkum go of it.Elders Lennox Head & Bangalow - with the real estate market really struggling in small map dot locations like Lennox Head and Bangalow, Elders thought it was time they got their name out there on the world stage - that is why they market themselves on the internet at https://www.elderslennoxhead.com.au/. https://bangalow.eldersrealestate.com.au/Bareback Biltong - unless your travelling to downtown Johannesburg anytime soon, then this is the best biltong you will ever have the pleasure of eating.  Get down to The Station Grocer Lennox Head or check them out online at www.barebackbiltong.com.au and take our word for it.

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Como o surf brasileiro evoluiu apesar dos obstáculos? Quais os diferenciais dos surfistas brasileiros? Esse foi o assunto desse trecho do episódio 16 do podcast Abrindo Caminhos, em que entrevistei o ícone do surf Fábio Gouveia. Campeão brasileiro e mundial de surf amador, duas vezes campeão brasileiro de surf profissional e campeão do WQS, ele foi um dos responsáveis pela valorização do surf no Brasil e pelo reconhecimento do surf nacional no exterior. Curtiu esse trecho da entrevista? Escute o episódio completo do podcast, em que conversei com Fábio, também conhecido como Fia, sobre a trajetória dele no surf e a importância de trabalhar a mente pra se sair bem no esporte, entre outros assuntos: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4uT7NmBnk2dyxXs0p1w35k?si=E6edBEaoSlKjyuWzxZENKg Assine o canal para conferir os próximos episódios, que vão ao ar toda terça-feira, trazendo profissionais de diversas áreas com visões de mundo questionadoras. SOBRE MIM Sou Riq Lima, CEO da Worldpackers, comunidade com mais de 2 milhões de pessoas pelo mundo. Antes disso, trabalhava em bancos de investimentos, pedi demissão e fui encontrar meu propósito viajando para mais de 60 países em 3 anos. Fui eleito pela Veja um dos 10 jovens mais inspiradores do Brasil e ganhei prêmios como empreendedor (startup de potencial Estadão, WYSE travel tech). Palestrante no TEDX, já dei entrevistas ao Globo Repórter, Ana Maria Braga, SuperInteressante e diversas mídias dentro e fora do Brasil. Busco compartilhar as chaves que me ajudaram a alcançar mais liberdade e felicidade ao longo da minha vida e facilitar ferramentas de autoconhecimento para as pessoas. Converse comigo no Instagram https://www.instagram.com/riqlima Acompanhe o trabalho de Fábio Gouveia no Instagram https://www.instagram.com/fabiogouveia_fia/ e assista ao documentário Fabio Fabuloso: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW4hpwC5Orc Edição: https://www.fitafilmes.com Apoio de conteúdo: https://janelasabertas.com

#73 Um dos grandes desafios de fazer um podcast semanal é se repetir com alguma elegância e sentido. Voltamos muitas vezes ao mesmo lugar com olhares diferentes. Nesse episódio #73 do Boia, Maradona atravessa os mais diversos assuntos para nos recordar o quão humanos somos- todos. Júlio Adler, Bruno Bocayuva e João Valente recebem Christian Beserra para entender, duma vez por todas, o que é e para que serve a World Professional Surfers (WPS). Uma etapa do Tour patrocinada pelo desafio do Google Earth, a aposentadoria dos surfistas, o suposto abandono do WQS, um santo milionário e outras questões importantes são tratadas sem pressa. Mano Chao, Galeano, Zico, Sacheri, Pelé, Soriano, Garrincha, La Guardia Hereje, dribles que derrubaram uma nação, o tempo ingrato e uma vida apostada na loteria. Boia é encontro. No me importa lo que hizo Diego con su vida, me importa lo que hizo con la mia, escreveu Fontanarrosa. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boia/message

Hablemos de surf con Ahmed Perez! Uno de los surfistas profesionales venezolanos con mayor trayectoria internacional, en su primera competencia internacional en el Surfing Championship Balmain PRO (Salsa Braca, Costa Rica) quedo campeón en el primer puesto. PRIMER LUGAR en el Mex Pipe Pro (Puerto Escondido , Mexico), una parada del WQS. Segundo lugar en el International Surfing Championship Energizer Chile Pro (Punta de Lobos, Chile). Conservacionista, asrtista, cinematógrafo y un gran personaje dentro y fuera del agua. De Catia la Mar para le mundo, hablemos de surf con Ahmed!

Hablemos de surf con Ahmed Perez! Uno de los surfistas profesionales venezolanos con mayor trayectoria internacional, en su primera competencia internacional en el Surfing Championship Balmain PRO (Salsa Braca, Costa Rica) quedo campeón en el primer puesto. PRIMER LUGAR en el Mex Pipe Pro (Puerto Escondido , Mexico), una parada del WQS. Segundo lugar en el International Surfing Championship Energizer Chile Pro (Punta de Lobos, Chile). Conservacionista, asrtista, cinematógrafo y un gran personaje dentro y fuera del agua. De Catia la Mar para le mundo, hablemos de surf con Ahmed! 

Maz Quinn is one of New Zealand's foremost surfers with many incredible accolades to his name. In 1999 Maz became the first New Zealander to win a WQS event and in 2001 he became the first New Zealander ever to qualify for the World Championship Tour, in doing so becoming one of the world's top 44 ranked male surfers. He has surfed with and against the best surfers in the world such as Kelly Slater, Joel parkinson, Mick Fanning and Corey Lopez to name a few. In this podcast we talked about Maz's journey from Gizzy, all the way to the reef breaks and pro events around the world, including his 2002 Men's Champ tour (which included a record breaking performance for a rookie in his first ever comp).

Become a Paddling SUPPORTER for only $3/month Featuring Surf Coach Dan Mori, former WQS surfer and Owner of Fulcrum Surf in Del Mar, California. Rob, Jim and Dan discuss the most important aspect of the surfboard you choose, riding and coaching at Kelly's wave, what makes a board a magic board, technical aspects of maneuvers, how to react to falling, and more. To learn more about Dan Mori's Fulcrum Surf Coaching visit https://fulcrumsurf.com/ Watch the video of this episode at https://www.surfingpaddling.com/dropping-in-surf-show

Dropping In Surf Show, Episode 17 features Surf Coach Dan Mori, former WQS surfer and Owner of Fulcrum Surf in Del Mar, California.  Rob, Jim and Dan discuss the most important aspect of the surfboard you choose, riding and coaching at Kelly’s wave, what makes a board a magic board, technical aspects of maneuvers, how to react to falling, and more.  To learn more about Dan Mori’s Fulcrum Surf Coaching visit https://fulcrumsurf.com/

We chat with Alex Gray about his career as a Professional Surfer, whether it was his early beginnings on the NSSA, as a competitive surfer chasing the WQS, competing on the Big Wave World Tour, or travelling the globe as a paid free surfer. Alex shares some of the challenges he's been through like the loss of his brother Chris, how Alex almost died himself, and how he's made a positive out of this for himself and others with things like his surf therapy and public speaking. Enjoy.

O paraibano Fábio Gouveia é um ícone do surf brasileiro. Campeão brasileiro e mundial de surf amador, duas vezes campeão brasileiro de surf profissional e campeão do WQS, ele foi um dos responsáveis pela valorização do surf no Brasil e pelo reconhecimento do surf nacional no exterior. Tive a honra de conversar com esse grande surfista e boardmaker no 16º episódio da primeira temporada do podcast Abrindo Caminhos. No papo, Fábio (também conhecido como Fia) contou sobre sua trajetória no surf, que começou a praticar aos 13 anos em João Pessoa, e falou sobre as experiências mais marcantes que viveu no esporte. SOBRE MIM Sou Riq Lima, CEO da Worldpackers, comunidade com mais de 2 milhões de pessoas pelo mundo. Antes disso, trabalhava em bancos de investimentos, pedi demissão e fui encontrar meu propósito viajando para mais de 60 países em 3 anos. Fui eleito pela Veja um dos 10 jovens mais inspiradores do Brasil e ganhei prêmios como empreendedor (startup de potencial Estadão, WYSE travel tech). Palestrante no TEDX, já dei entrevistas ao Globo Repórter, Ana Maria Braga, SuperInteressante e diversas mídias dentro e fora do Brasil. Busco compartilhar as chaves que me ajudaram a alcançar mais liberdade e felicidade ao longo da minha vida e facilitar ferramentas de autoconhecimento para as pessoas. Converse comigo no Instagram https://www.instagram.com/riqlima Acompanhe o trabalho de Fábio Gouveia no Instagram https://www.instagram.com/fabiogouveia_fia Assista ao documentário Fabio Fabuloso: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW4hpwC5Orc Livro recomendado: A Semente da Vitória, de Nuno Cobra Edição: https://www.fitafilmes.com Apoio de conteúdo: https://janelasabertas.com

In this episode I get a chance to talk to Scotty Schindler about success in business, how surfing and business can be one following the same strategy and using stories in sales and everyday life. At its core, Scott’s career is a story of creativity, hard work and a love of Australian life. As CEO of ReNet, Scott presided over the growth of a start up business that began in 2000 with just 1 single property listing advertised. On Scotts’ retirement in 2017 ReNet managed over $1.125 Trillion Dollars ($1,125,771,059,045) in real estate across Australia and New Zealand by 5,000 real estate offices and some 15,000 real estate salespeople.In complement to his role as CEO, Scott is also a highly sought-after public speaker, trainer and thought leader within Australia and around the world. A business mentor and sales trainer that can back up advice with proven results in his own life, Scott credits his ‘quintessentially Australian’ identity as a born optimist and clear-cut straight talker, as key to his success in this arena.Alongside having represented and won for Australia at the World Surfing Titles, Scott also holds multiple surfing championships at all levels of amateur surfing. With an enduring belief that success in business and sport require dedication to the same qualities, Scott is also very proud of his work as a coach and trainer of WQS surfers and Aussie surfers in junior development.When away from his work or sporting commitments, Scott spends time with his family, friends and is a proud supporter and sponsor of many local sporting groups.http://www.scottyschindler.com/https://www.system1357.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottyschindler/

#60 Porque as datas redondas valem mais que as outras? Ninguém falou sobre o assunto mas Júlio Adler, Bruno Bocayuva e João Valente mais uma vez cruzaram serras e oceanos para gravar o sexagésimo Boia na mesma pegada das seis dezenas anteriores. Vince Guaraldi deu o toque de piano da abertura com o imortal tema da turma do Charlie Brown, e o genial Robert Wyatt, fechou o sanduba com At Last I'm Free (cover do Chic!). No recheio, tem conversas sobre como os comunistas portugueses estão obrigando o país a abrir espaço para a retomada dos eventos de grande público, mesmo que o novo grande público não seja tão grande assim. Também passamos de raspão pelo evento em Pantin, onde dois surfistas portugueses mostraram que a rodagem no único circuito profissional em atividade no mundo, traz a vantagens a quem o corre. Falamos do mítico Peter Townend, primeiro campeão mundial de surf profissional, e de como foi fundamental nos dois lados do globo. As soluções criativas que a revista (ainda pode chamar de revista?) Tracks tem encontrado para gerar conteúdo novo e engajamento de público num cenário anorético em ambos, também são abordadas, bem como memórias de um inusitado e marcante evento do WQS na distante cidade portuguesa de Viana do Castelo, que a seleção olímpica alemã escolheu para fazer seu estágio. Esse é o Boia sessentão, que de velho não tem nada e de novo tem todas as semanas. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/boia/message

This week on the Ball & All Podcast we welcome Andy King to the shed. This is a no holds barred look into a great Australian story that you won't forget any time soon. A former WQS surfer, 'Kingy' was at the height of his career back in 2004, when a fight outside a Cronulla nightclub would change his life forever. To use his own words "with one punch, I went from elite athlete to invalid and would spend the next 7 months in complete silence".  From staring down the barrel of life with a permanent disability to becoming one of the world's most respected and sought after surf coaches - this story of a no bullshit, inspirational Aussie larrikin, his mates, family and one very special doctor is one you do not want to miss. 

'Surfing's not a jock sport, it's not football or whatever... We're not f***ing athletes, we're surfers,' said Joel Tudor to Surf Europe. A contentious issue, which has rumbled since, now it's Crest's turn to tackle the thorny debate about surfing's changing identity. For this debate special, Tom and Rob square off against each other from different sides of the divide - with the help of Logan Nichol, Elliot Dudley and Cornwall's WQS battler, Luke Dillon. Guest hosted, refereed and adjudicated by Breige Lawrence, we attempt to settle once and for all whether the 'jockification' of surfing is a good thing. Sparks will fly, challenges laid down, and common ground kept to a minimum. Who'd have thought a benign question asked by Rob to Gwen Spurlock in the Garden Studio back in June would lead us here? Hey, ho, such is the role of a surfing podcast eh! So who won the argument? Jocks? Purists? And do we even care? Of course we do! Tune in to find out why...

With the WSL canceling its 2020 World Tour and announcing widespread changes for next season and beyond, we welcome back our good friend and former editor of Tracks, Waves and Surfing World magazines, Vaughan Blakey, to take us on an in depth look into the exciting new format.  With a potential Super Bowl at Trestles, sweeping changes to the surfing calendar as well as a new WQS and Challenger series format - there is plenty to be excited about and who knows, we may even be able to coax our own Junior World Surfing Champ James 'Woody' Woods out of retirement.Also on the podcast this week, we go 'Around the Grounds' and discuss all of the latest happenings in the world of sport, including Barnesy's return to bush footy.  And in the 'Ball Bag' this week, we celebrate the tremendous contribution our Indigenous players have made to the great game of Rugby League.  Join Condo, Woody and Barnesy - in the shed with Vaughan Blakey for episode 16 of the Ball and All Podcast.

https://terriblehappytalks.com/Slippery Surfa is founder of the Shred Gang, he is an independent Rap Artist, former WQS surfer and now businessman from Cronulla, Sydney Australia. Slippery has coined and cornered his very own niche in the rap game and he calls it 'Surf Rap' or 'Surf Trap’. He regards his musical influences as Easy E and Johnny Cash.In 2016, Slippery slid his way to number #1 for 6 weeks on Australia's Triple J Unearthed charts with his single 'Surfboard'.Slippery has collaborated on songs with Ben Gravyy and also Andy Milonakis with over 500,000 views on Youtube for there Music Video “Pizza Boi”! Slippery has also played support act for HUGE Artist’s such as Mac Miller, Allday and toured with Seth Sentry, Mickey Avalon, Dirt Nasty & Kid Mac. Undenieably the best Surf Rapper alive, in. this week's episode, Slippery is with me to share his journey, experiences, challenges and hopes for the future.Slippery supports and advocates for:PSP- Progressive Supra Nuclear Palsyhttps://brainfoundation.org.au/disorders/progressive-supranuclear-palsy/Slippery's Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/slipperysurfa/Shred Gang Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/_shred_gang/https://shredgang.com.au/pages/slippery-surfaThanks to INDOSOLE AND TECTONIC COFFEE for supporting the showI feel so blessed to be affiliated with these companies. Both companies ship WORLDWIDE!Use PROMO CODE: THT (for discounts)https://indosole.com/https://tectoniccoffee.com/If you enjoy the show please HIT SUBSCRIBE and leave a 5 star review in the iTunes store or Apple Podcast app—it really helps me to keep the show going, and if you want to go even further, head over to https://terriblehappytalks.com/ and pick up some ethically produced merchandise in the SHOP. Either way though, thanks so much for listening. Big Love and respect,ShannonYou might also like:#62https://terriblehappytalks.com/62-guy-miller-juice-clothing-photography-and-king-pin-skate-shop/#52https://terriblehappytalks.com/52-darren-longbottom-the-sun/#21https://terriblehappytalks.com/21-mark-baker-ambassador-of-fun/Support the show (https://terriblehappytalks.teemill.com)

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. 

Scotty Schindler is a business and sports leader proudly from Sawtell, New South Wales, Australia. Now the retired startup founder and CEO of ReNet, he is recognised as a leading Aussie business identity and keen surfer who has won multiple surfing Titles. An overview of Scott’s life shows an enviable ability to achieve success in anything he pursues.At its core, Scott’s career is a story of creativity, hard work and a love of Australian life. As CEO of ReNet, Scott has presided over the growth of a startup business that began in 2000 with just 1 single property listing advertised. On Scott’s retirement in 2017, ReNet managed over $1.125 Trillion Dollars ($1,125,771,059,045) in real estate across Australia and New Zealand by 5,000 real estate offices and some 15,000 real estate salespeople.In complement to his role as CEO, Scott is also a highly sought-after public speaker, trainer and thought leader within Australia and around the world. A business mentor and sales trainer that can back up advice with proven results in his own life, Scott credits his ‘quintessentially Australian’ identity as a born optimist and clear-cut straight talker, as key to his success in this arena.Before this present chapter of his life, Scott acquired his business and sales trade during 10 years in the insurance industry in the ’90s. Other organisations Scott is actively involved in are the Sawtell Boardriders, Sawtell Business Chamber, Surfing NSW and Fire + Rescue New South Wales. The roles vary but Scott’s devotion to community is a constant and so too an unending love of business and surfing that has carved out many, many adventures.Alongside having represented and won for Australia at the world surfing titles, Scott also holds multiple surfing championships at all levels of amateur surfing. With an enduring belief that success in business and sport require dedication to the same qualities, Scott is also very proud of his work as a coach and trainer of WQS surfers and Aussie surfers in junior development.When away from his work or sporting commitments, Scott spends time with his family, friends and is a proud supporter and sponsor of local sporting groups such as Sawtell Surf Life Saving and Sawtell Scorpions FC.Visit Scotty at https://www.scottyschindler.com/.

Saison 2 - Episode n°21. Enregistré à Hossegor le 20 mai 2020. Animation : Romain Ferrand / Rémi Chaussemiche Réalisation technique : Fred de Bailliencourt Invité : Patrick Beven Le Brazilian Storm a commencé à souffler sur le monde du surf il y a plus 25 ans si on considère l’impact de l’arrivée de Yannick et Patrick Beven en France au début des 90's. Alors doté d’un solide bagage technique, "PB" a rapidement progressé aux côtés de ses nouveaux potes (dont un certain Miky Picon) et dépassé son grand frère pour devenir l’un des tous meilleurs surfeurs du Vieux-Continent. Il détient d’ailleurs le record européen du nombre de victoires sur le circuit WQS (8). Et son histoire ne s’arrête pas à la compétition. En 25 ans, Patrick a vécu la professionnalisation et l’explosion du surf européen ; il a connu la gloire et l’âge d’or du surf-business ; et il a fait partie des membres fondateurs de Moskova et de l’aventure Euroforce. Enfin, qui dit Patrick Beven dit aussi capoeira, puis ju-jitsu. Le mouvement, la force et le culte du physique forgé entre les vagues et le tatami. Un état d’esprit, une esthétique et un esprit de clan revendiqués comme art de vivre, et qui lui ont par exemple permis de tisser des liens profonds avec les barons du North Shore, mais pas seulement. Depuis quelque temps, c’est le double Champion du monde Gabriel Medina qui l’a intégré dans son équipe pour bénéficier de ses expériences à la fois de prépa physique et de compétiteur. Patrick Beven, une histoire et un style nés de sa double-culture franco-brésilienne. Et surtout une vie toute entière dédiée au surf. Bonne écoute. Déroulé de l’émission : 3’ : Les débuts au Brésil 5’40’ : L’arrivée en France 11’40’ : Les premiers sponsors, l’époque Rip Curl 18’40’ : Transfert chez Gotcha avec Didier Piter 20’ : Un backside efficace, lisible en filigrane à travers son palmarès 25’ : Les origines de l’Euroforce 45’ : Aux portes de la qualification pour le WT 50’ : Quik Pro France 2009, la perf de sa carrière 56’ : Le début d’une nouvelle ère 1’00 : L’expert de la Gravière, 1’02 : Morceau n°1 1’06 : L’influence du ju-jitsu 1’10 : Ce que le travail physique apporte au surf 1’18 : La Ginastica Natural 1’23 : La connexion hawaïenne 1’30’ : Morceau n°2 1’33 : Quelle connexion entre surf et MMA ? 1’37 : Le job auprès de Gabriel Medina 1’49 : Et d’Adriano de Souza 1’51 : Son travail auprès de la nouvelle génération 1’57 : Sponsoring : le récent passage chez RVCA 1’53 : L’aventure Moskova 1’58 : Le coup de pression 2’02 : Le conseil Grom Spirit Mentionné dans l’émission : - Quik pro France 2009 : www.youtube.com/watch?v=pa69TN8K1yY - Team Gotcha Europe : youtube.com/watch?v=Xjuziy4yvJU / youtube.com/watch?v=T61iqv1rE7U - Satinho costao pro 2006 : youtube.com/watch?v=SoZjXrBqnow - Séance coaching de pro avec PB : youtube.com/watch?v=a7gvUAnLRbQ - Noah Dupouy et Kyllian Guerin accompagné de Patrick à Sumbawa : www.surfsession.com/videos-surf/free-surf/indonesie-noa-dupouy-kyllian- guerin-entre-copains-110206291.html - Promo Tour en Bretagne pour Quiksilver : www.surfsession.com/videos- surf/surf-session-tv/le-team-quik-assaut-bretagne-1211187328.html - BJJ & Surf, l’école de son Frère Yannick : www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Xaho2dx-eo - Ginastica Natural with Kid Peligro : www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYXp715ONog - Web Serie Monster Energy / Puzzle Media (2020) : www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yh9hJARVJYo - Moskova vibes à Hawai : www.youtube.com/watch?v=34gLGXC9qvk - La photo du coup de pression : www.instagram.com/p/Bes7JHuh41A/ Musiques : 35007 - Crystalline. Extrait de Pentacoastal : youtube.com/watch?v=fIiCVZr6Jdc Moebius and Berbohm - Subito. Extrait de chapter11.tv Suivez Patrick sur instagram : @patbeven Retrouvez-nous sur SoundCloud, Spotify, iTunes, surfsession.com et Majelan et instagram.com/impactzone.podcast facebook.com/ImpactZoneSurfPodcast Contact : impactzone.podcast@gmail.com

Weird times call for weird conversations. Mitch Crews is a former WCT surfer, coffee lover and currently 40th on the WQS. In this unprepared chat we talk about the chaos of the Gold Coast points during a cyclone swell. Unprepared, unscripted and unprofessional.  Welcome to socially distant conversations.

It's all in the title. This up and coming pro surfer is one of the most epic dudes, and he absolutely RIPS! Tune in to hear a little background about the El Salvadorian dark horse who is all but guaranteed to cause some serious upsets on the WQS tour, and we'll be so happy to see it. Bryan's attitude is one of humility and gratitude, he has a great coach (Marcelo Castellanos) in his corner, and he's definitely gaining fans as he goes. I'm sure you'll be rooting for him too after this episode. Yew !

The Corona Pro is only a month away and it's time for Lipped's Rookie episode in 2020. This year we are joined by Morgan Cibilic, a 2020 rookie who came from outside the prime series to qualify in his first year on the WQS.  We are also joined by 2017 Rookie of the Year Connor O'Leary who rejoins the tour after falling off in 2018. Loose and live from the Salt Studios thanks to Dragon, URBNSURF and Salt Brewing Co.

About This Episode: Scott Schindler is a business and sports leader proudly from Sawtell, New South Wales, Australia. As the CEO of ReNet, he was recognized as a leading Aussie business identity, and keen surfer who has won multiple Surfing Titles. An overview of Scott's life shows an enviable ability to achieve success in anything he pursues. At its core, Scott's career is a story of creativity, hard work, and a love of Australian life. As CEO of ReNet, Scott has presided over the growth of a start up business that began in 2000 with just 1 single property listing advertised. On Scotts' retirement in 2017 ReNet managed 900,000+ properties and $1.125 Trillion Dollars ($1,125,771,059,045) in real estate across Australia and New Zealand by 5,000+ real estate offices and some 11,000+ real estate salespeople. Alongside having represented and won for Australia at the World Surfing Titles, Scott also holds multiple surfing championships at all levels of amateur surfing. With an enduring belief that success in business and sport require dedication to the same qualities, Scott is also very proud of his work as a coach and trainer of WQS surfers, and Aussie surfers in junior development.   Find out more about Scotty at: http://www.scottyschindler.com/   See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/586   Sponsors: Command Your Brand Media: Looking to grow your brand as a guest on top rated podcasts? Visit www.commandyourbrand.media Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "Blow Back," by Brad Thor head over to www.jeremyryanslate.com/book 

This episode is dedicated to the crazy men that took on the crazy beast that was Cape Solander last week. In the studio this week we have photographer Bill Morris who spent 2 days in the channel filming the event as well as competitor and WQS surfer Perth Standlick. We also have chat with Jughead Allport and Richie Vas about their wipeouts the waves and what it was like to compete at this years event. 

The gang is joined in-studio by six-time Triple Crown of Surfing title holder Sunny Garcia to discuss his legendary and often controversial career -- which included over 20 WQS wins and (allegedly) 100 street fights – and they even find time to talk with veteran referee Big John McCarthy, Bellator lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez and WSOF interviewer Joey Varner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices