The Casey Catch Up

A return to the Casey Catch Up with Matt Costa explaining the plans he has for a DW meetup in California. A few questionable logistics and categories but the enthusiasm is there and this is what foiling is all about. Sharing the froth and getting out there together. I hope the meetup is a resounding success.

You also would've noticed I've done a few less podcasts of late. Busy time in my life with my Coach Casey Club taking a fair chunk of my time with a few new courses being filmed, check out details here www.caseyaus.com

I will be getting a few more episodes up in the lead up to some more races that are starting to pop up. Including Barcelona in May, Foiling Week in June and Hawaii in July. Exciting times and keen to share details to help grow the sport!

My thoughts for the week.

An insight into my thoughts this week

Another short snippet into what I'm thinking about this week.

James Casey, Josh Ku, Daniel Juengling and Ben and Marcus Tardrew catch up and discuss the release of some smaller front wings and new higher aspect tail wings. We go into detail on what we use them for and how we tune them to get the most out of them.

For more details check out www.codefoils.com

2nd upload of Thursday Thoughts. This week I go through the women's start list for M2O and some of the results from part one of three of my mast testing between the Code Foils, No Limitz and Project Cedrus 75cm masts

Thursday Thoughts are my weekly update on what is going on in my world. Downwind foiling is always a focus so it is like a mini Casey Catch Up as a weekly edition. This week I give a quick rundown of the Molokai 2 Oahu Start List and why this will be the most competitive Foil Race to date.

I've done a bunch of previous episodes that are all on my Youtube but I'm going to start uploading the new ones to podcast format from now on. Watch this weeks episode on Youtube at https://youtu.be/OOP1gegVFyk

After a bit of a break The Casey Catch Up is back. Josh Ku, Zane Westwood and Oskar Johanson join me for a debrief on Australia's largest ever foil only downwind race. We go through the difficulties in getting it organised, the conditions, the course, the competition and the equipment we all use.

For me personally this was downwind foiling coming of age here in Australia. It gets me super excited for the future but also just for the present. Downwind Foiling is now a sport that hundreds of people are now participating in here in Australia, it would easily be thousands worldwide. How cool is that?

I do this podcast to grow the sport of downwind foiling and to see it really starting to flourish is epic. The other way I grow the sport is through my online coaching platform, the Coach Casey Club, where I have weekly coaching calls, where you can ask questions and upload videos, plus detailed course material going in depth for each step of the learning process.

Doni answered the last minute call to head to Rottnest and he and James manage to score some fun conditions. A little visit by an old friend 'seaweed', a quick bite to eat and they are back in Perth before lunchtime. A fun adventure and a great comparison of the 770R and 850S. SIt back and listen to the chat they have on the ferry ride home.