The first no-friends video was SICK. It changed my grommet life before I transitioned to surfing a few years later. Sponging taught me so much about the respect and ocean knowledge.
Would be nice to see Andre Botha on the couch. Youngest ever 2 x world champ; saved Evan Geiselman's life in a monster rip; charges anything Pipe can dish up. I recall reading an Interview with Reef McIntosh or someone else saying how this Saffa transplant paddles out in unruly 15 footers where no one else wants anything to do with it.
The fact that you took the time Jamie for us boogies and Jeff to talk like that means a lot! I’ve been riding for Jeff for a long time and repping hubboards since the beginning and I’m beyond thankful of this guy he has kept my fire up through all my ups and down as a single father and I’m almost 30 now and so thankful for him and dave hub for all they do so stoked u had jeff on! Love y’all
Truly appreciated this episode, I'm an all bodyboarding waterman. I come from the late 80's through the early 2000's being active in the SoCal South Bay to San Diego stretch of coastline, one of very few black bodyboarders (No Problem A Double Minority) but these days I still enjoy informed and entertaining water sites, yours (Jamie's) being the most entertaining! The truths and mutual respect that was shared was genuine and good for the culture of watermen of all types... Hang loose all and remember the only thing that unsettles those who profit from our divide is UNITY!!! We must look past our differences and see that we have so much in common as the human race...
As an Oceanside boog rider from the same time period, who is white, I can only imagine what you endured. I know for me that being the outcast in almost every line up I rode a boog on made me stronger, and double down with my last dying breath that it's all about the stoke. I carry that attitude in life outside the water, and I can tell from your words you do too. Much love from Spokane, Washington
watching hubb surf 2ft waves is just as sick as watching him score massive waves, hes for sure a pioneer that paved the way to where bodyboarding is now. all of his no friends videos were epic to watch as a kid.
I grew up on the big island standing up on the boogie and I watched and studied old vhs tapes religiously of the goats 🐐 Chris won, cavin Yap, Danny Kim ripping! I wanted to rip like the greats and surf the sick waves they were surfing, so I moved to Oahu and set out to find the North shore wanting to test out my stand up boogie skills in some serious waves with consequence. I was hooked right away and surfed it every chance I could, and then one day I just got done surfing 4-6 backdoor and caught a wave in walked up the beach was heading towards ehukai to shower and then I heard somebody yelling but I didn't think anything of it and kept walking, then I hear more yelling, so I look in the direction the yelling was coming from and it was coming from the volcom house, I looked closer, and it was Chris won one of the goats 🐐 calling me over, I went into full on star struck action!😳🤣 I get over to where he was and he throws me a board and said "here use this!". It was one of his custom boards. I just met the goat and he just gave me his board I went home after that session psyching! I told my girlfriend and family right away what happened and they were psyched for me because they knew what surfing meant to me and why I chose to move to Oahu to pursue my dreams surfing the north shore. Chris ended up taking me under his wing and I put my time in surfing taking many beatings but also was rewarded and victorious on many occasions anywhere from log cabins to vland. One of the waves that is forever burned in my memory is I scored glassy big early morning off the wall with just me and one other lucky soul in the lineup and I ended up sticking the craziest air drop and getting the biggest barrel of my Life!🙏 When I finished that session i walked up the beach and was met by the lifeguard on the quad and it was Fred Booth who I also grew up watching videos of him ripping dropknee action, he told me he witnessed the barrel I got and said it was crazy! I was psyching to know that my idols I grew up watching were psyching on my God given abilities!😅 People would commonly mistake me for Chris all the time over the years but I always thought I surfed better than him!🙄 Nah just joke! sorry chris!!🤣🤙🏽 Long story long, stand up boogie is the shit! It's a challenge for sure but very fun and rewarding when things go right especially in big waves🌊✌🏽🤙🏽
I thank Jamie for putting someone on his podcast that is truly is a ripper. Jeff is so far above anyone that rides pipeline. Mike Stewart is the GOAT but Jeff has taken pipeline to the next level. It must have been a big thing to put a Boogieboarder on your podcast and Jeff is very humble. Jeff is an artist on a canvas that is a wave. 👍🤟🤙
That's the era I was out on the booger from about 1990 to 2000. All me and my mates would care about was pulling in to craziest slabs and launching huge airs. We'd catch bus down south from Perth to Margaret River staying at Prevelly Park in school holidays for couple weeks at age's from 12 and surf the biggest Box getting pounded taking off way behind peak, or once staying at Gracetown or Yallingup beach surfing all the waves we could get to until getting licence and car then everywhere was accessible Kalbarri, Horrocks, Dongara, Narloo and more was ripped. I'm abit banged up now from all the football and motocross injuries an KO. Currently just got epilepsy and also broke leg destroyed knee jumping motocross ramps. Been 4yrs since being in water. Killing me not to be able to run and surf. Keep rippin both you fella's. Protect your head and knees. Avagud1
Though I've dedicated the last 10-years to stand up, I'll always consider myself a bodyboarder at heart. I met Jeff too but at 40th Newport. Absolute legend! Been following him since my grom days in the late 90's.
Keyword here is lifestyle. Hubb has been a yoga master and super disciplined in his conditioning, diet ect for 25+ years and for the entirety of his career. Plenty of people have talent without that level of discipline and age hard.
Respect for your respect J.O.B. 🎉 As the top dog at Pipe, it's so awesome you make space in this world for the other rippers and daredevils that love to boogie! I was in the most chill line up yesterday as the only bodyboarder, and everyone was so respectful I couldn't believe my luck. We can ALL enjoy the waves if we have the skill to harness them ❤🙌✨️🤙
It’s nuts that Hubb doesn’t feel like he can necessarily get his waves anymore, dude is a pioneer of that double up zone. Jamie let’s get him back in the pack
Love this podcast so much. Whether you prefer stand up surfing, bodyboarding, or body surfing, it’s all about being amongst the waves. Waterman lifestyle 🤙🌊
Well put Jeff! I think that is a great synopsis of where Bodyboarding is currently and great explanations of the differences in how each type of board reacts to Pipe. Thank you Jamie for having Jeff on the JOB Podcast!
You fella's have got it right about smaller waves catching you out. Less space between surface and bottom aswell as less time to react and most times mucking around. Bodyboarding a small reef break almost on the beach as day had no swell. Mate and I just having good time when about a 2 footer came in when whole day 1 or less. I was stoked took off with mate on beach and wanted to make it look classic, so went straight about 2 meter's infront of wave and when trying to bottom turn there wasn't enough water under me, board and legs caught on bottom(sharp limestone with heaps of pinnacles. It stopped me and got dragged face backwards up and over falls landing directly on pinnacle which snapped off couple cm into my kneecap. My face arms legs were torn open. I've surfed over 10ft Box and others bigger and never ripped apart like that. Looked like my bone was sticking out of kneecap but ended up being reef. Had to get cut out in surgery. Keep ripping fella's Avagud1
Watching guys like Tanner McDaniel or Sammy Moretino doing huge ARS or backflips at spots like the Wedge freaks me out. I'm with Jeff, almost the same age, and anytime I have an opportunity to do something nuts close to shore where you could break something I back off. Don't need the glory of landing something sick in a crazy dangerous wave, I prefer going easy and being able to surf the next day.
I think the disrespect for bodyboarding came from the mainland. Hawaiians don’t discriminate against bodyboarders. It’s part of growing up there just like surfing. Hawaii also has waves that you can’t surf. Mainland surfers come from bad waves that are slow and not hard to surf. Also mainlanders have a superiority complex that is unwarranted. Kooks 100%
Really enjoyed this positive high-vibe conversation. Thanks guys Ps. Re bodyboarders/surfers animosity: I grew up surfing a ‘not-so-secret spot’. I was the only bodyboarder in the pack. I started surfing when I used to hear the groans and frustration from the surfers out back, when we could see 5 bodyboards walking down the cliff, having all arrived in one car. Then another rent-a-crowd would turn up. Whereas surfers for some reason seemed to travel solo or in pairs which didn’t cause a problem. But the spongers were all of an ok standard, not kooks, so I see this being about respect rather than an inferior sport.
@Progression Sessions agree 100! Mike's such a wave riding pioneer that gets accolades from everyone at Pipe and beyond. He's also the most winningest bodysurfer at Pipe. Do it Jamie!
@@progressionsessions99 I agree, he's one of the best watermen of all time. I want to hear his story about bodysurfing Teahupoo... when it was big too. A must interview. I'd also really like to see one of the guys who has transitioned in terms of a pro career like Kanoa or Tahurai, who is one of Jamies good friends.
Great cast! Awesome listening to a couple legends sharing your wealth of knowledge and experiences! Super psyched homies! 🤙on my way to go watch those videos of you guys throwin down on the boogie boards! Yup I’m in my 40s! It’s boogie! JOB you have one more bday and then you just have to accept it! You’re from the boogie board age! 🤣 🤙
Mahalo for the name drop Jaime!! I’ll never forget YOU beating me at nationals. Still burns, but super stoked for you! I would be happy to catch up with you to chat about it on your podcast if you do another boogie boarding show. Much Aloha!! - Jesse
Slater attempting the Rodeo at Pipe came from a conversation with Eppo, Slater aske Eppo if he thought it was possible on a stand-up & Eppo replied by saying "you would need to grab the rails"..
I'd fuckin hate to be in a lineup with Jeff, Stewart, Jamie, John John, kalani chapman, maligro, Kelly Slater, tamega, Spencer, Tanner McDaniel, dorian, antipala, and Italo. I wouldn't get any waves.
Was in Bali with this guy.He booged. He had been in Hawaii the year before. He was not a great rider. He wanted to ride pipe. So he went out at pipe on a massive day. He sat out the back ad got onto a massive double reef wave. The wave then did what second reef pipe does and he was rescued and has a story he can tell to the end of time. But he said there was no way he was getting a wave at pipe unless he went out the back.
All the guys you named look for the best of the best sets theres actually still a lot of wave that roll through. If it's only at 1st reef there's 3 peaks to sit at and mostly everyone out are just bouys maybe 5% of the guys out are actually catching waves
3 ft super shallow reef. DK barrel. Hit a dry AF section, the barrel warped and pitched me over the falls onto dry reef. Scared up back, smashed off coral heads with my back. Small days on shallow reefs can be gnarly too.
I remember seeing the crazy airs at pipe that Jeff was flying back in the day and thinking what planet did he come from? He took it to an entirely different level.
It's amazing that you can have this talk with Jeff. Please continue including bodyboarding and showing how rad this sport is.
Jeff's been my favorite bodyboarder for 20+ years now! So sick when you guys collab. Can't wait to hear this interview in full.
The first no-friends video was SICK. It changed my grommet life before I transitioned to surfing a few years later. Sponging taught me so much about the respect and ocean knowledge.
Would be nice to see Andre Botha on the couch. Youngest ever 2 x world champ; saved Evan Geiselman's life in a monster rip; charges anything Pipe can dish up. I recall reading an Interview with Reef McIntosh or someone else saying how this Saffa transplant paddles out in unruly 15 footers where no one else wants anything to do with it.
yeesssss!!
Bothas not nearly as polished as Hubbard, or Stewart, but will charge anything!
Dre would be great interview.
100000% also he went through heavy times after the titles, guy has a story to tell.
yeah .
The fact that you took the time Jamie for us boogies and Jeff to talk like that means a lot! I’ve been riding for Jeff for a long time and repping hubboards since the beginning and I’m beyond thankful of this guy he has kept my fire up through all my ups and down as a single father and I’m almost 30 now and so thankful for him and dave hub for all they do so stoked u had jeff on! Love y’all
Truly appreciated this episode, I'm an all bodyboarding waterman. I come from the late 80's through the early 2000's being active in the SoCal South Bay to San Diego stretch of coastline, one of very few black bodyboarders (No Problem A Double Minority) but these days I still enjoy informed and entertaining water sites, yours (Jamie's) being the most entertaining! The truths and mutual respect that was shared was genuine and good for the culture of watermen of all types... Hang loose all and remember the only thing that unsettles those who profit from our divide is UNITY!!! We must look past our differences and see that we have so much in common as the human race...
As an Oceanside boog rider from the same time period, who is white, I can only imagine what you endured. I know for me that being the outcast in almost every line up I rode a boog on made me stronger, and double down with my last dying breath that it's all about the stoke. I carry that attitude in life outside the water, and I can tell from your words you do too.
Much love from Spokane, Washington
watching hubb surf 2ft waves is just as sick as watching him score massive waves, hes for sure a pioneer that paved the way to where bodyboarding is now. all of his no friends videos were epic to watch as a kid.
I grew up on the big island standing up on the boogie and I watched and studied old vhs tapes religiously of the goats 🐐 Chris won, cavin Yap, Danny Kim ripping! I wanted to rip like the greats and surf the sick waves they were surfing, so I moved to Oahu and set out to find the North shore wanting to test out my stand up boogie skills in some serious waves with consequence. I was hooked right away and surfed it every chance I could, and then one day I just got done surfing 4-6 backdoor and caught a wave in walked up the beach was heading towards ehukai to shower and then I heard somebody yelling but I didn't think anything of it and kept walking, then I hear more yelling, so I look in the direction the yelling was coming from and it was coming from the volcom house, I looked closer, and it was Chris won one of the goats 🐐 calling me over, I went into full on star struck action!😳🤣 I get over to where he was and he throws me a board and said "here use this!". It was one of his custom boards. I just met the goat and he just gave me his board I went home after that session psyching! I told my girlfriend and family right away what happened and they were psyched for me because they knew what surfing meant to me and why I chose to move to Oahu to pursue my dreams surfing the north shore. Chris ended up taking me under his wing and I put my time in surfing taking many beatings but also was rewarded and victorious on many occasions anywhere from log cabins to vland. One of the waves that is forever burned in my memory is I scored glassy big early morning off the wall with just me and one other lucky soul in the lineup and I ended up sticking the craziest air drop and getting the biggest barrel of my Life!🙏 When I finished that session i walked up the beach and was met by the lifeguard on the quad and it was Fred Booth who I also grew up watching videos of him ripping dropknee action, he told me he witnessed the barrel I got and said it was crazy! I was psyching to know that my idols I grew up watching were psyching on my God given abilities!😅 People would commonly mistake me for Chris all the time over the years but I always thought I surfed better than him!🙄 Nah just joke! sorry chris!!🤣🤙🏽 Long story long, stand up boogie is the shit! It's a challenge for sure but very fun and rewarding when things go right especially in big waves🌊✌🏽🤙🏽
Majjorrr respect for anyone who can Stand up boogie well! One of my life goals lollll 🙌🤙
Travis sadino one of da best from big island to do it 🦾
Jeff and Dave Hubbard are legends. Hubb Bodyboard fins are the best on the market.
Two of the greatest pipe legends together!! Legends Jamie and Jeff
I thank Jamie for putting someone on his podcast that is truly is a ripper. Jeff is so far above anyone that rides pipeline. Mike Stewart is the GOAT but Jeff has taken pipeline to the next level. It must have been a big thing to put a Boogieboarder on your podcast and Jeff is very humble. Jeff is an artist on a canvas that is a wave. 👍🤟🤙
Bodyboarding.
Gotta get Mike Stewart on the pod cast
Mike would be next level
I second that!
💯💯
Ya, he's in another philosophical place.... Would be super interesting
Shout-out to Jamie for bringing bodyboarders on... Nice one
That's the era I was out on the booger from about 1990 to 2000. All me and my mates would care about was pulling in to craziest slabs and launching huge airs. We'd catch bus down south from Perth to Margaret River staying at Prevelly Park in school holidays for couple weeks at age's from 12 and surf the biggest Box getting pounded taking off way behind peak, or once staying at Gracetown or Yallingup beach surfing all the waves we could get to until getting licence and car then everywhere was accessible Kalbarri, Horrocks, Dongara, Narloo and more was ripped. I'm abit banged up now from all the football and motocross injuries an KO. Currently just got epilepsy and also broke leg destroyed knee jumping motocross ramps. Been 4yrs since being in water. Killing me not to be able to run and surf. Keep rippin both you fella's. Protect your head and knees. Avagud1
As a primary bodyboarder, I love this! Met Jeff back when I was a kid in Oahu 🤙
Though I've dedicated the last 10-years to stand up, I'll always consider myself a bodyboarder at heart. I met Jeff too but at 40th Newport. Absolute legend! Been following him since my grom days in the late 90's.
No way hub is 47 .. the goat .. shows what a healthy lifestyle living around the water does 🤙🏽
Jamie is 39 and tbh doesn't look that flash for a dude who lives next to pipe and surfs for a living.
Keyword here is lifestyle. Hubb has been a yoga master and super disciplined in his conditioning, diet ect for 25+ years and for the entirety of his career. Plenty of people have talent without that level of discipline and age hard.
@@jonculpepper1471 thank you, makes sense.
Nobody like Jeff Hubbard, definitely built different, like Aaron jaws Homoke skating kinda
Respect for your respect J.O.B. 🎉
As the top dog at Pipe, it's so awesome you make space in this world for the other rippers and daredevils that love to boogie!
I was in the most chill line up yesterday as the only bodyboarder, and everyone was so respectful I couldn't believe my luck. We can ALL enjoy the waves if we have the skill to harness them ❤🙌✨️🤙
It’s nuts that Hubb doesn’t feel like he can necessarily get his waves anymore, dude is a pioneer of that double up zone. Jamie let’s get him back in the pack
Love this podcast so much. Whether you prefer stand up surfing, bodyboarding, or body surfing, it’s all about being amongst the waves.
Waterman lifestyle 🤙🌊
Jeff is a true legend and he still shreds!
So you just got Jeff hub on a podcast getting questions from Stewart this was so epic gotta listen to this a couple times
Jeff kept saying Stoked 😂 thanks for having my favourite bodyboarder of all time on the podcast 🤙🏽
Thanks Jamie, He's absolutely insane! No one catches more air then Jeff!
Thanks for having a boogie on! Jeff is a great representative of the boog, such a genuine dude.
My first session at pipe was February 2007 when Jeff won his first world title! I’ll never forget the experience!!
This is the one I’ve been waiting for 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
Great interview, both surfers stoked about surfing, Pipe and living the dream. Cheers
This was awesome thanks Jamie!
Thxxxxxxx Jamie and Jeff for the fire collab conversation, stories, and experience!!!!!
Such a cool interview, thanks J. Hubbard and JOB! 🙏🔥
Another awesome podcast! Thanks Jamie & Jeff 🏄🏄
Epic discussion! Well worth the watch. Props to Hubb, Jamie and all the callers in.
It's good to see my two fav surfers talking about the best sport in the world.bodyboaring.
Excellent! Thank you JOB and Jeff.
Well put Jeff! I think that is a great synopsis of where Bodyboarding is currently and great explanations of the differences in how each type of board reacts to Pipe. Thank you Jamie for having Jeff on the JOB Podcast!
Absolutely fantastic podcast. Great guests and the bond you all share us genuine. Thank you brother Jamie!!!
Thanks job for always giving pump to bodyboard !! Jeff is an excellent rider one of the best air surfers of all rhe times !!
Yeah Jeff! Rad you got him on your podcast Jamie! Thank yeww
As a surfer who bodyboarded a bit growing up my fav bodyboarders 1 Eppo 2 Stewart 3 Hubbard.
You fella's have got it right about smaller waves catching you out. Less space between surface and bottom aswell as less time to react and most times mucking around. Bodyboarding a small reef break almost on the beach as day had no swell. Mate and I just having good time when about a 2 footer came in when whole day 1 or less. I was stoked took off with mate on beach and wanted to make it look classic, so went straight about 2 meter's infront of wave and when trying to bottom turn there wasn't enough water under me, board and legs caught on bottom(sharp limestone with heaps of pinnacles. It stopped me and got dragged face backwards up and over falls landing directly on pinnacle which snapped off couple cm into my kneecap. My face arms legs were torn open. I've surfed over 10ft Box and others bigger and never ripped apart like that. Looked like my bone was sticking out of kneecap but ended up being reef. Had to get cut out in surgery. Keep ripping fella's Avagud1
Great video. It covered so many elements of surfing vs bodyboarding. Cheers.
Watching guys like Tanner McDaniel or Sammy Moretino doing huge ARS or backflips at spots like the Wedge freaks me out. I'm with Jeff, almost the same age, and anytime I have an opportunity to do something nuts close to shore where you could break something I back off. Don't need the glory of landing something sick in a crazy dangerous wave, I prefer going easy and being able to surf the next day.
This was really interesting! Makes me wanna order a fresh new Boogie.
literally samee homie
So Excited so watch this RN so excited for this your the BEST Jamie!!!! 🤙🏽🤙🏽
Love this man ❤ real talk for real surfers
I remember when I first saw he had a RUclips channel after watching Who Is JOB episodes for years! Keep it up man!🤙🤙
I think the disrespect for bodyboarding came from the mainland. Hawaiians don’t discriminate against bodyboarders. It’s part of growing up there just like surfing. Hawaii also has waves that you can’t surf. Mainland surfers come from bad waves that are slow and not hard to surf. Also mainlanders have a superiority complex that is unwarranted. Kooks 100%
Really enjoyed this positive high-vibe conversation. Thanks guys
Ps. Re bodyboarders/surfers animosity:
I grew up surfing a ‘not-so-secret spot’. I was the only bodyboarder in the pack. I started surfing when I used to hear the groans and frustration from the surfers out back, when we could see 5 bodyboards walking down the cliff, having all arrived in one car. Then another rent-a-crowd would turn up. Whereas surfers for some reason seemed to travel solo or in pairs which didn’t cause a problem. But the spongers were all of an ok standard, not kooks, so I see this being about respect rather than an inferior sport.
hubbard the legend !
💯📈
@@JamieOBrienJOB hey jamie , maybe one day you could get mike stewart on the pod ... love the show btw !!!!
@Progression Sessions agree 100! Mike's such a wave riding pioneer that gets accolades from everyone at Pipe and beyond. He's also the most winningest bodysurfer at Pipe. Do it Jamie!
@@progressionsessions99 I agree, he's one of the best watermen of all time. I want to hear his story about bodysurfing Teahupoo... when it was big too. A must interview.
I'd also really like to see one of the guys who has transitioned in terms of a pro career like Kanoa or Tahurai, who is one of Jamies good friends.
Whoa! So stoked for this one!!
great to get legends from all crafts on the podcast, hubb is all time! evergreen!
Awesomeness greaaaaaat interview!!!!!!!!
Legend!!!! Bring Botha too!!!
Jeff is the man!
Love that you also post content featuring Jeff and the crew!
Saw you posted Jeff and the crew at the wave pool!
Boogie boogie boogie!
Maybe get Mike and Ben on eventually too!
Great convo.. Thanks JOB!
Awesome episode 🤙🏻🔥
Really good pod guys! Thank you Jamie and Jeff for putting Bodyboard out there. Keep onn the good work !
A truly enjoyable hour. Thank you👊👊
finaly a collabe between bodyboards and ssurfing
Jamie, just wondering if you would interview Johnny Boy Gomez.??? That would be unbelievable..
I would love to I already reached out
Pipeline Masters !! that would be UNBELIEVABLE interview ... Hopefully it happens... Good vibes
Get Eli Olson on the pod!!!
Great cast! Awesome listening to a couple legends sharing your wealth of knowledge and experiences! Super psyched homies! 🤙on my way to go watch those videos of you guys throwin down on the boogie boards! Yup I’m in my 40s! It’s boogie! JOB you have one more bday and then you just have to accept it! You’re from the boogie board age! 🤣 🤙
I kept trying to hit the like button
Loving the inclusive attitude from JOB and others towards boogs. It's all about the stoke.
Would be badass if you had Mike Stewart on! I would be psyching out of my mind! Jeff is a legend too!
a legend
Bring Spencer Skipper on for some big island bodyboard stories.
This was great!
2 legends
BODYBOARD LIVES ! thx job for this, cheers from brasil
The goat Jeff
His Airness Jeff Hubbard ❤
Mike Stewart interview has got to be on the cards 🤙
Shout-out to Jamie for bringing bodyboarders on... Nice one
I just subscribed so good
Man
Mahalo for the name drop Jaime!! I’ll never forget YOU beating me at nationals. Still burns, but super stoked for you! I would be happy to catch up with you to chat about it on your podcast if you do another boogie boarding show. Much Aloha!! - Jesse
Legends 🤙
Shine on, from East Orlandooooo. Aloha☝🕊😃✌🤙
Amazing !!
How about a pod cast of Jack ‘da ripper’ Lindholm?
Slater attempting the Rodeo at Pipe came from a conversation with Eppo, Slater aske Eppo if he thought it was possible on a stand-up & Eppo replied by saying "you would need to grab the rails"..
Jeffs the man, awesome boards, fins and leashes best stuff I've used
Figured there would be clips…especially cause this dude goes head first into what most people go feet first into.
Hey Jamie… gr8 interview… Qn for Jeff… does he make tandem boogie boards? Always gr8 to be two up on a wave.
That was probably one of the coolest things in bodyboarding history.
I'd fuckin hate to be in a lineup with Jeff, Stewart, Jamie, John John, kalani chapman, maligro, Kelly Slater, tamega, Spencer, Tanner McDaniel, dorian, antipala, and Italo. I wouldn't get any waves.
Was in Bali with this guy.He booged. He had been in Hawaii the year before. He was not a great rider. He wanted to ride pipe. So he went out at pipe on a massive day. He sat out the back ad got onto a massive double reef wave. The wave then did what second reef pipe does and he was rescued and has a story he can tell to the end of time. But he said there was no way he was getting a wave at pipe unless he went out the back.
@@danb8877 who Jeff or JOB?
@@brockman562 nah just a random dude who figured the only way he was going to get a wave at pipe was get a wave at second reef
All the guys you named look for the best of the best sets theres actually still a lot of wave that roll through. If it's only at 1st reef there's 3 peaks to sit at and mostly everyone out are just bouys maybe 5% of the guys out are actually catching waves
Awesome. Respect
Gotta have Botha and also Tamega
3 ft super shallow reef. DK barrel. Hit a dry AF section, the barrel warped and pitched me over the falls onto dry reef. Scared up back, smashed off coral heads with my back.
Small days on shallow reefs can be gnarly too.
Respect to Jamie also didn't know he won bodyboarding comps lol.
Hubb is the man!!
Jeff has great products and customer service. Good interview
Hubb is the man, second to only Stewart .
All the insane maneuvers jeff has done over the shallowest reefs all around the world and a 1ft wave at sandys breaks his back….wtf
True legends 🤙🏻🤙🏻
I remember seeing the crazy airs at pipe that Jeff was flying back in the day and thinking what planet did he come from? He took it to an entirely different level.
Hog tied. Great analogy 👏 steer roping get the back feet cowboy.
Chris got the best Cbd in the world 🙌🏼
LEGENDARY!!!!!!
Please get andre botha on 1 day as well
JEFF IS THE BOSS