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In this episode, we go over the dimensions of our magic sticks, Christian's shaping skills, new board technologies, and what makes a good all-around California board.
With the COVID-19 outbreak and social distancing slowly taking a toll on everyone, we drop in to check on our listeners!
We bring you another laid-back episode where we discuss COVID-19 quarantines, Taylor's car getting broken into, and to lighten the mood, explain how the vibe of the line-up effects a surf session. Both Christian and Taylor deep dive into the surf subculture, agro sessions, and kooky Californians.
A laid-back episode where we discuss TIK TOK trends, name our studio plant and talk about gender in athleticism. It gets deep!
In this episode, we do our best to relay Taylor's broken notes on the Legendary Sea Monster, the Kraken. We also briefly talk about Kelly Slater's new wave pool in Coachella Valley, our new boxing training regime, and Surfline's new 'feature'.
With Christian's Bali trip right around the corner and the coronavirus still active, his family fears their trip will be canceled. Taylor and Christian also breakdown a few of their favorite cringey surf films including Point Break, North Shore, and Blue Crush. They are so bad, they're good.
Christian decides he's going to be participating in one of the most challenging races in the world, the Spartan Race. With this newfound obsession, he explains the origin of the race, the obstacles, and more. We also touch on sacred rituals performed at CT surf events and in history, including the Olympics. Do you know why we light the torch at the Olympics? Neither did I.
In this week's episode, we go over our Valentine's Day plans, the Nazare Tow in Surf Challenge, and over 10.7 million dollars worth of sunken treasure off the coast of Ireland.
SHARKS SHARKS SHARKS. To sum it up, this episode is a hodgepodge of survivor stories, Taylor messes up Christian’s shark quiz and remember to NEVER pee in your wetsuit.
*Also Mick Fanning’s incident happened in 2015* we accidentally shared the wrong year*
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