023 – Sam Bleakley

By Greg Finch

podcast

In this conversation, Sam Bleakley discusses the power of connection in the digital age and the positive and negative aspects of technology. He emphasizes the importance of in-person interactions and the value of surfing as a global connection.

Sam also highlights the significance of compromise and conversation in addressing challenges within the surf community. He explores the role of surfing in community and activism, as well as the inclusivity of adaptive surfing.

Additionally, Sam discusses the potential of integrating music into surfing events and shares his personal journey in the world of surfing. The conversation explores the themes of following your passion, the intersection of geography and surfing. Being present and grateful, future goals and hopes for the surf community, and sustainability and balance.

About Greg

Over the 25+ years Greg has been a coach a lot of things have changed in the fitness industry.

 
The one thing that has never changed for him is a pure drive and joy to help others Surf Strong For Life.


He is a husband, surfer, and coach, but mostly Dad.


He is much more enjoyable to be around after a good surf & finds writing in the third person hilarious.

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