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Blind Surfing with Larry Graff - Episode 48 of The Blind Sport Podcast

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How cool would it be to be blind and be on a surfboard, waiting to capture that big wave? Then to ride that wild water towards the beach. Well, In episode 48 we chat with Larry Graff from California USA about surfing for the blind. For over 20 years Swami's Surfing Association has been running programs to support vision impaired and blind people to be involved with surfing.Larry talks about the methods required to learn how to surf without sight and outlines why this is a great sport for people with either low or no vision. I also include some motivational quotations.You can subscribe, download and listen to The Blind Sport Podcast for free via iTunes or the website http://theblindsportpodcast.com. It is also on AGOGO, Tune in, Stitcher and IBlink Radio.Please share this podcast link with your social networks as the more that people get to listen, the greater the ability to create a community of blind sport supporters. Be a friend of the show by following @blindsportmike on Twitter or liking our page on Facebook http://facebook.com/theblindsportpodcastCheers, Mike. 

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