Afleveringen
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Tappa sits down with legendary surfer, boat captain, and Indo surf pioneer Tony "Doris" Eltherington. From his early days body surfing on scraps of plywood on the Gold Coast to navigating uncharted waves in Indonesia, Tony has spent a lifetime chasing the ocean’s best-kept secrets.
We dive into his competitive surfing days, the evolution of surfboards, and his wildest adventures on the high seas—including the time he rescued Brett Archibald, a lost surfer who survived 28 hours drifting in the ocean. 🏄♂️⚓
With tales of Mentawai magic, near-misses, and the importance of giving back to local communities, this episode is packed with history, heart, and a whole lot of salty wisdom. Tune in now for a ride you won’t forget! 🎙️🌊
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Tappa sits down with legendary surfboard shaper Darren Handley. From his early days in Kirra to shaping boards for icons like Mick Fanning and Steph Gilmore, Darren shares his journey from Australian rules football to surfing and, ultimately, to becoming one of the most respected shapers in the industry.
They dive into the evolution of Kirra’s surf culture, the balance of artistry and engineering in board design, and how custom shaping impacts everyday surfers. Darren also opens up about the emotional highs and lows of competitive surfing, the challenges of sustainability in board production, and the future of shaping in a world of wave pools.
With decades of experience and a lifelong passion for creating the perfect ride, Darren gives us an inside look at the craft, innovation, and dedication behind the boards that define modern surfing.
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Tappa sits down with Glen Workman—better known as Worko—a former rugby league player turned high-performance coach for elite surfers.
Worko takes us through his unexpected journey from footy fields to surf breaks, sharing what it’s like to train Olympians and the unique demands of surfing as a sport. He explains how surf coaching is more art than science, requiring a completely different approach compared to other sports.
We dive into the strength and conditioning secrets behind top-tier surfers and discuss the importance of injury prevention. Worko also breaks down how training for surfing is unlike any other sport and why it requires a more individualised approach.
We explore the evolution of youth programs and the key differences in training male and female surfers. Worko also gives us his take on the future of competitive surfing and how the sport continues to evolve.
With years of experience shaping the next generation of surfing greats, Worko brings insight, wisdom, and plenty of epic stories. Tune in for a fresh perspective on what it really takes to make it in the world of surfing!
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Tappa sits down with the one and only Serena Brooke—a true pioneer of women’s surfing.
From her radical style in the water to her journey through the pro circuit, Serena shares incredible stories about her rise through the ranks, her biggest wins, and the close calls that come with life on the waves. But her journey doesn’t stop there—she also opens up about becoming a mum to twin daughters, her charity work, and her thoughts on the future of women’s surfing.
This is an inspiring, behind-the-scenes look at a surfing icon who continues to make waves on and off the board.
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Tappa sits down with surfing legend Tom Carroll for an in-depth conversation about his incredible career and personal journey. From his early days in the waves to his world titles and bold stance against apartheid, Tom reflects on the evolution of professional surfing and his deep connection to Pipeline. They explore the challenges of injuries, the highs and lows of competition, and his path to overcoming substance abuse. Tom also shares the impact of meditation, breathwork, and fitness on his well-being, highlighting the power of community support and resilience in and out of the water.
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Tappa sits down with James Lewis, a former junior surfer who turned his passion for the ocean into a career in coastal engineering. They dive into James’s journey from competitive surfing to shaping the future of our coastlines, discussing innovative projects like artificial reefs and climate resilience efforts in Tuvalu. From preserving surf breaks to protecting vulnerable communities, this episode explores how science and surfing come together to safeguard our oceans.
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In the very first episode of The Green Room, we sit down with legendary surfer Cheyne Horan. A dedicated competitor with over 32 years of experience—longer than the age of many pro surfers—Cheyne shares how he stayed true to his beliefs in the face of uniformity and ultimately came out on top. They dive into his epic journey through surfing, from memorable rivalries and iconic wins to the evolution of surfboard design and the mindset needed for success. It’s the perfect wave to kick off the series!
