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EPISODE · May 12, 2026 · 38 MIN

Shore Thing // Lakey's Lowdown - Snapper Rocks

from Shore Thing · host Lakey & Kaleigh

The conversation covers the competitive challenges faced by surfers, the impact of board selection and performance, the unique event environment and atmosphere, the ultimate surf contest experience, the influence of external factors on competition, surfing strategy and heat performance, the significance of the Aussie Treble, and the prize of winning a car in the Aussie Treble. The conversation covers topics such as sports psychology during competition, the emergence of a new generation of surfers, the impact of a surf film premiere, the breakthroughs of rookie surfers, and the anticipation of an upcoming surf contest in New Zealand.TakeawaysCompetitive Surfing ChallengesBoard Selection and PerformanceEvent Environment and Atmosphere Sports psychology during competitionNew generation of surfersSurf film premiere and impactRookie surfers' breakthroughsUpcoming surf contest in New ZealandChapters00:00 The Prize: Winning a Car in the Aussie Treble34:35 Upcoming Surf Contest in New Zealand

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