HOW THE CALIFORNIA KID CHANGED SURFING FOREVER
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- Опубликовано: 16 мар 2024
- Joey Buran, AKA The California Kid, for decades has had a major impact on the surf world and is one of surfing's most inspirational stories of all time.
From Carlsbad surf and skate stoked grom, to promising talent, to world tour standout on the IPS and the ASP (WSL) tours, to Pipeline Master, to founder of the PSAA and Bud Tour, to Surf Coach, to Pastor, Family Man, Dancer and so much more. The road was long and rocky but is an inspirational one that leads to glory.
He has always dreamt big and achieved bigger and the greatest part of Joey's message is Beyond The Dream: "We don't often find people who cannot be great, we just rarely find people who are willing to do everything it takes to be great. Dream big, go big, stay positive and give it your very best effort… It’s your dream now get out there and live it!"
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Alejandro Sachs
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Truth
Additional Sources:
Surfer Magazine
Surfing Magazine
Breakout Magazine
Tracks Magazine
ASP
PSAA
Body Glove
O'Neill
L8 Night & Choccy Podcast
Offshore
Mike Moir
Jerry Calkins
Chuck Schmid
Hal Jepsen
Jim Freeman
Chuck Gomery
Tom Hutson
Jim Hayes
Hank Foto
Tom Dugan
Chris Stroh
Lance Trout
Jack Reinhold 
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He ain't heavy he's my brother .. we were blessed with loving supporting parents who gave us the life skills to dream and achieve. The best surf stories we share today are how we have to drive home in our wetsuits to have our wives help us get out of them. Stoked to see this well made Doc. Growing up in Carlsbad in the 70's was truly a blessing !
You are a huge part of his story. 🙌
I remember this day.
I was there watching till the end in the rain .
I was hitchhiking down to the north shore from wahiawa n I had crutches n a bum leg from a surfing injury.
This car pulled over,I look inside n this guy says where are you heading to.
I told him to pipeline to watch the masters and he said me too.
When I got in the car in the back seat, I told him hey your Joey buran he said yup I'm going to the pipeline master.
I read his profile in surfer magazine n his dream was to win the pipe master.
As we rode down to the north shore we were talking stories about surfing n he asked what happened to my leg.
So I shared my story with him.
I told him that I just read your article in the surfing magazine, n today you're gonna win the pipeline
masters.
Guess what .... he won the masters.
I will never forget that day.
A dream come true🤙🙏
Aloha Joey 🙏
That's all time.
What a great experience,that's awesome! ❤
yep me to rode my bike down from my house on Kaiki rd to watch the contest it was huge that day Joey was on fire!
Good old days 🤙🙏
Never the same to day.
To much idiots out there.
One kid called me out n I had to set an example with him.
At the end ... he had a slap from the uncles n a punch from me.
I'm old school n it's all about respect 🙏
I still charge out th there n just wait for my waves 🤗
Come on mate you know you made that up.
Joey has been a tremendous blessing for so many people for so many years. Glad to see this come through.
Great story....just shows you all of us are here alone at the end of the day...
I was forever changed after hearing Joey's testimony, I recommended checking it out to all that view's the California Kids story. God Bless to all.
Great documentary on the California kid
I watched that guy destroy perfect waist high Venice the same year he won Pipe!
Humble and amazing dude, met him again at O side jetty 20 years later and he was the exact same awesome dude!
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To JB!
Beautiful documentary. Everyone of those surfers mentioned in that movie were and still are my heroes. Great memories.
Great little doc you put together here TR. Brought back a TON of memories from that decade. Buran is quite the storyteller - and a worthy Pipe Master! I remember filming and surfing with all those guys, but never really got to know Buran. Loved hearing his story.
Thanks Spauldo. You are one of my main filmmaking inspirations and there is a huge piece of you in every video I make. So many of these stories make up surfing history and important legacies that shall not dissolve into obscurity.
One of surfing’s true mavericks. Thanks for the entertainment, Joey
Joey was my surf coach at Billabong and no one taught me more about contest surfing than he did, however what really resonated with me is his rare combination of a super competitive guy and iron-clad faith, a tough balancing act because there's sometimes an extreme selfishness that's required to win at that level when you're competing, and separating that from how you live on land is tough for a lot of people. Joey would also give it to you straight, no kid gloves. A truly awesome human being. Thx Joey!
Fantastic story - I was fixated! Best from the Wales.
I remember getting my first MB surfboard. Him and Joey were idols of mine.
You were always a huge inspiration for me growing up in California during that time thank you for sharing and good on ya bro!!! 🤙
Proud to be an American like the California Kid!!
Proud to be a stoked surfer. That transcends flags.
Love Joey! Beyong his accolades as a pro surfer on the IPS, Joey was the founder of the PSAA. Later branded, The Bud Pro Tour...Go bless him and his family! I wouldn't had shunned the NSSA National Team in 1985 to turn pro if it wasn't for Joey! It was impossible for me to be a full time college student at 12 units a quarter to abide by the NSSA National Team's policy. Ask Ted Robinson and Kelly Gibson who got caught faking their college status and forced to quit the team? I was a victim of the system and had turn pro rather than participate on the NSSA National team that I had qualified to be on at age 18 going on 19...Sponsor's would hardly touch me! Even after making 19th overall as a rookie in the 1st year of the PSAA. .In 1988, I was in the main event of the OP Pro, loosing world champ Damien Hardman for an equal 17th! A year and a half later, after 5 years as a pro, I quit competing because i was tired of being broke and tired of the insane politics in surfing. I was never going to brown nose to stay in the industry like so many who are still in it today...Peace and love
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I remember watching Joey and pulling off 360s’ at a New Smyrna Beach Florida in a tournament on Ross Pell’s turf. Joey was bad azzz!
Hey @joey I met you once 1 in 1982 ta south side Seal Beach, 13th Street! Was really stoked to meet you to say the least...
Brings back a lot of memories and listening to Joey on K-WAVE now makes it kind of surreal.
We all called him Sandcrab. Carlsbad class of '76 that was...
Awesome piece of surfing history. Joey's a great story teller, he puts you right there. The trunks conspiracy is him making clear that he won it not by wearing the trunks right side out, but by beating the others, fair point.
I love how he thinks there was some karmic relevance.
Joey on a single fin tipping with all my favorite surfers.at the time awesome video
Ripping that is
Wow what an amazing video and story...!! California kid!!! Thank you thank you! A great narrator and narration!!
I caught my first wave 1978. Walked down some steps at Del Mar walked around some rocks and that was our hang out for the next year
When I was a kid/ grom I remember seeing him in the surf mags and thought that he shreds!
R.I.P. Derek ❤️🤙
Remember that LEFT off the San Clemente pier….Blazin toward “headquarters “… Rozunko…, MIDGET … you were a charger in the water…… BLESS YOU BROTHER …. Thanks for the cool times…
Thanks for posting
Saw him in the OP Pro several times, glad to hear this story!
I’ve always loved Joey
Joey was out at Army beach in Mokuleia and he was the only other guy going right. He asked why I didn't surf competition. I replied its not a competition. I'm glad to hear he's born again. It was a great memory that day. Epic Era.
Surfing is so many different things to so many different people. For some, an art, others a discipline, and others a sport...or all of those things for some. No one can define it for the next person.
They used to run a cable Show in SoCal called Wave Watch hosted by PT. We’d all wait a whole month for the show as their wasn’t much media at the time, just magazines really. Always remember the intro had footage of Brian ripping a left in Hawaii and that would get everyone juiced.
Loved Wave Watch and the energy PT brought. Also loved the intro with those bikini betties 😂
Amazing. Truly.
Hey Joey me and my mates watched you from NZ. You ripped then and you still do ... Blessings brother..
Tamarack was a magical place back in the day ! I remember Joey ....
Epic! We had that book "Surfing California" by Bank Wright. It had nice shots of Tamarack and when we went there on our first surf trip it was like a dream.
@@RealSurfStories I still have an original copy of that old book. 😀✝
Ya Joey...... Legend forsure
This is really inspiring and the ending seemed to be just the beginning of a search. I've been on that search myself. Thanks for sharing your story.
one of the great quad fin surfers...
Seen Joey at a night surf comp at Cronulla all those years ago the guy ripped and did three or four three sixties on one ride all the way to the sand . Cheers Joey 👍🇦🇺
"Marvellous Marvin" 🔥
Carvin Marvin💪🤙
I still have my Sunset Board from 79
awesome thanks for sharing !! yea Joey
I used to surf Tamarack living off Chinquapin.
Amen.
Joey.
The King of Glory is THE GLORY!
Wow so cool. So nice that he said the shaper Minami
Gracias Tony
No conocia esa historia d los trunks inside out....
Un clasico
Carlsgood
I remember that pipe masters!
F..k. …this time period was my “hey day.” Ride to live, live to ride. It was magic. I absolutely would say to myself, “I could and would go out with these guys in the lineup. I lived the dream growing up in So. Cal…high school in the mid 70’s. Thanks for the memories❤
Right on brother.
Sick video of Joey use to see him at tamarack and David made me a couple eggs when I was a kid
RAD! Joey the eternal source of inspiration and D Barr rules!!
I remember a little documentary about this same story, on TV in SD. I don’t remember it including the bit about the trophy taken back by da Hui. Oh well, pipe belongs to the Hawaiians after all. We all live and learn. ❤
A lot of contests have a perpetual trophy with all the winners' names engraved on it.
Nice documentary about Joey and Pipeline. Great to hear it in Joey's words and voice. The thing is, there's so much more. Joey was a ball of never ending positive energy. Sure, there are people that say he was a wave hog. Well the thing is, that guy was like the energizer bunny, constantly paddling around chasing the peaks. If he caught waves you wanted, that was because he knew the ocean, and he knew where to be when the good waves came in, and he'd chase them like a warrior. I'm always amazed when I watch a beach, and people just sit on their board and wait for waves to come to them, and don't paddle and get themselves in position to be at the peak when the sets come in. Most of the time, the difference of being at the right place to take off on a wave is only a few feet. Joey's always had a great attitude and been a caring person. Great to see this video give him some of the kudos he deserves!
Yes, there is SO much more! Joeys book "Beyond The Dream" is about to launch.
Thank you for this video and I'm very much looking forward to 'Beyond the Dream '.
Met Joey at a party at Kui Lima late Fall early winter '82-'83. He was training for pipe. I shared a loft at major underground Pipe charger Tommy Castleton's Kui Lima condo nearby. Joey was so focused, so amped. He was a ball of energy, possibly the most charged up person I've ever met. My sweet girlfriend Jeanie introduced to me Joey that night. We talked briefly, shook hands as he was heading for the door said he had to leave early and get in his sleep, --"I'm training for Pipe". It was 8pm. The neat thing about surfing North Shore as a teenager while attending a local nearby college back then was how uncrowded it was, and not just surfing the great waves but the whole experience. Thank you God, and Thank you Mark Lee!!
The real Rick Kane. Shocka 🤙🏻
8 sec barrel redondo n b wall
Most Excellent ¿
Joey was a Cali favorite b4 Curran (I'd never heard of TC) so b4 their heat in San Diego I said 2 Joey: you got this newby. Oops Oops Oops
GOD is good!!
Is that the same god that apparently flooded the earth pretty much killing all air breathing organisms?
Joey came at talked at oak crest Jr high enc 81 or 82 epic fired all us groms up good story
Dude is always giving back 🙌
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JJF looks a lot like him😮
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Da crab!😂
Barr clip was actually DBarr's little brother Paul.
Haha. Im catching bombs and getting shacked. Love it. What a freaking lineup. Lopez, russel, lary blair. Now ive got to watch the finals 78 pipe masters. RLTW 3/75
Big Rock local, right?
Brian Bulkley
Jesus is Lord.
Had to turn songs off
John 3:16
Nice to have had rich parents!
Irrelevant. Poor kids have risen to the top and this guy did it on his own- and inspired multiple generations in the process.
So how did he change surfing?? Not sure how everything just "changed" ? And why the "California Kid" from Vista, which always was announced on ABC Wide World of Sports? And why David Barr and his little thief brother "grew up here" but were born in Ohio? I mean we have so many videos and stills of Paul stealing waves at Warm Waters it's hideous, but hey "we grew up here" but weren't born in CA...? Lol that one is my fave!
Interesting "stuff." I guess we all have our "experiences" with actual reality and how it really happened, some good yes, and some very bad; but not everyone will sweep the bad under the rug that's 20' tall. As a friend of mine always says, respect is earned.
Stuff caught on the o'ld VHS, 8mm and film doesn't lie and shows a different, let's call it (to be nice) "angle."
He showed anyone from California or anywhere in the world, that they can do it! "Grew Up Here" and "Born here" are completely different, which is why no one said they were "born" in Carlsbad. Sounds like you were there and have another perspective. Plenty to respect about Joey and David Barr from mine. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@RealSurfStories Joey turned out fine. As I stated some good yes, and some very bad. It's just comedy to watch people have an attitude and treat others different because "they didn't grow up here," and lol those same people weren't even born here in the state of California. Just childish comedy that's all.
Watching the same people think they own a spot or the ocean, when they can't show a title or pink slip is more comedy. Then they have to *steal* waves and not turn up because they don't know how to position and paddle; EVEN MORE COMEDY. I've been shown respect, I'm just referring to the way I've seen others treated. I just don't and won't tolerate sewage from anybody when it comes to thieves and hypocrites. It's called The Laws of Physics.
@@toothnail605 Good points.
Joey was a mouthy little take every wave punk in the water. From little punk to Pastor go figure😂
Kinda like Joel Tudor?
surfed around him at Tamarack a few times in '81-'84, first impression was arrogant, entitled crybaby as were 2nd, 3rd and every other impression...and so much more! pretty much negated any positive from his surfing skill
Super egocentric
Chris O'Rourke was better and he was a Big Rock local. Beach breaks suck, WindanSea is King
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JESUS IS LORD
Lord of the rings😂😂😂
YES HE MOST CERTAINLY IS .AND I AM SO THANKFUL FOR IT
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