Kelly Slater | Everyday Warrior with Mike Sarraille Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- On this episode of Men's Journal Everyday Warrior Podcast, Mike speaks with surfing legend Kelly Slater. Slater helped transform the sport of surfing from a pastime to a professional sport that has impacted generations across the world. By the time he was twelve, he was competing in national and international events. This episode also delves into Slater’s lifelong passion for surfing over the decades, his dedication to health and training, and his stance on drugs and the importance of non-traditional medicine. Slater shares his experience and challenges in launching a new sustainable clothing brand, KLLY, which is out now.
The Goat of Surfing has done so much for the success of Surfing. He is a living Legend. Thank you Kelly Slater
Seriously and to waste 30mins of his life and have that opportunity and do such a bad job of interviewing him is a crime! 😉
Kelly is a fking legend... what an inspiration
What an inspirational legend as always! 😍 After 12 years of chronic pains and health issues, being a decade younger than master Kelly, i can only be extremely grateful to him and his huge example in my life to keep fighting and surfing no matter what! 🙏🙏🙏 Forever grateful and keep fighting Kelly! Next is the Olympics 🥇💪😁
Surfing is definitely not like any other sport, the conditions dictate our fun level and we need to be ready every day. I've been married 50 years. Prior to getting married I told my wife I have two loves, her and surfing and it is two completely different types of love. She understood this from day 1 and knows in the morning if the waves are good I go surfing and if not I'm hers for the day. She's never ever forced me to choose between the two and recognized early that surfing keeps me level headed, she now tells me when I look agitated that I need a wave, lol. The 1st question he asks Kelly is a no brainer for surfers.
What an incredible ride this man has had… and is still having. And to be as humble and approachable as he is given his immense talents is really something else. He completely obliterates any excuse anyone could have for being an arrogant jerk because of their abilities and/or status.
I feel blessed to have been a part of this universe for much of my life, however peripherally. One of the best and most influential generations surfing has ever seen. Great stuff!
Thanks for everything, Kelly. See you out there again soon🌊🤙🏼
The headwind against professional surfing and the counter culture drug use which was surfing culture that this man sprouted up through was tremendous. So many were "cheering against him" that being a fan of his could make one a target in much of our surfing world. Surfing is a singularly unique athletic pursuit/art form. What Kelly Slater has done with his lifetime in the surfing world is more than just 11 world titles. He breaths the same "rare air" that Rickson Gracie breaths. There is no other athlete equally as worthy of the title GOAT. As I age, I have become a huge fan. I hope he never retires from professional surfing. I also hope I can spray him in the line up some day.
thank you! so refreshing to hear slater interviewed by someone that does not surf 👍
You're my role model and inspiration! Keep surfing contests 12 more years!
Kelly takes the opportunity to prove people wrong when they say something is not possible. Definitely a man who listens to all sides of things and is not at all narrow minded. He is most likely a great father when it comes to helping make decisions and understanding common sense
It's fair to say that he was born with a natural talent. That combined with the drive and will to train and be serious only adds to the outcome of who and what and how good he is
If I could be 1 person other than myself on this planet. Handsdown it would be Kelly Slater.
Inspiring and empowering reminders the power of healthy choices for a healthy lifestyle. Good one guys thanks for sharing.
KS’s book, “Pipe Dreams,” left a huge impression, blowing away any sense of pretentiousness.
A lot of credit to his Mom, since someone close had to influence his being the best person -not just the best surfer.
Terima kasih, Kell’
Are you InDo? Bagus 🤙😉
il riferimento ai nati negli anni 70 è stato 🔝! Great Kelly
to the helping the depressed and suicidal question. They mostly will not be asking for help until it is to late , it is more on us to try and notice what is going on with them. When your that depressed you have lost so much hope that you believe its the only way, and your not proud of where your life has come to and just want it to be over. Its a very dark pit and takes alot to climb out of. But if it is noticed by some one it is possible to help them. My mother in law saw it in me , ( i had hurt my back and could not work , or do anything with out major pain , and did not feel like a man cause i could not provide for my wife and 4 daughters, doctors were very little help. after about 3 years of fighting i was done.) Most people had gotten used to my struggle and i had a good front that i was doing okay, but i had decided that i was going to ended it. she noticed it and one day told me to write on a paper what is making me depressed, then turn it over and write very thing i could possibly think of to be thankful for . So i went home and did. i had 3 things making me depressed, 1 i am always in pain, 2 i can't work or do much of anything i crawl around on the floor may times to get around the house, and 3 i can not provide for my family. Turn the paper over started writing and its good to do it and list them cause that is part of the prosses but the list of things to think of to be thankful for is literally endless, you can always find some thing you missed and take for granted. I literally started crying, and i do not do that easily. It started me to change from focusing on the negative to having an attitude of gratitude . It was still a long time and work to get out of that pit, but i saw the light at the top and thank God i started climbing up. 30 years later i have 10 grandkids and live in Hawaii, life is great. Still not easy but i am so blessed. So it is really on us to try and notice what is going on in others that they can really be hiding from everyone.
Thank God you’re still here man.
Hope you’re all good 🤙
I still get the compulsion. I lost my first close friend in 6th grade to suicide, and four others over the years. One of them with close to five years sobriety. Strangely, when everything is "good", the compulsion hits strongest. So far, "not yet" has intervened. I hope we both die of "natural causes". G-d Bless
@@SurfFender I used to think about it all the time. I felt like God asked me what time why do you always think about killing yourself. You're going to die one day but today I want you to live. So I decided to live and make the most of every day, and life is become a great journey hang in there bro you never know what's around the next corner you could win the lottery you never know
Greatness.
G.O.A.T.
Great interview. Kelly is truly a legend.
Bobby Martinez. “Want to be part of tennis tour, people get points who never showed up”. 😂😂😂
Iv just bennnnn topling the moundsss
The turtle shell is sacred geometry
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Guy is one solid mass of muscle . Strong fucker ,mind body and soul
I just got to speak to one of his pro surfing peers and one of the old school guys and he admitted he himslef is on testosterone replacement therapy(TRT) and asked him how many of his friends and guys are also on it and he just slyly smiled and went onto the next subject. 😉 I’m on TRT myself, and it’s obvious, so the topic wasn’t off limits for us in that convo, fyi, I already had skinny gene and hood genetics so even at 50yrs old, it works wonders mate 😉🤣🤙
Kelly's a cool cat
He’s the GOAT all of sports. Just because surfing isn’t a major sport, it still takes the same mastery as football, basketball, etc. No one has dominated a sport for so long as Kelly. Michael Jordan is a close 2nd, but falls short because he wasn’t able to have success playing near the end of his career. And Tom Brady is also a close 2nd, but football is more of a team sport not like surfing and basketball. Tom was a master of attracting great players to come to play. Tom was great, don’t get me wrong.
slater also is very good at golf, guitar, and decent in a whole host of other pursuits (charity, Bjj for example) that most of us would be happy to be that good in just one.
Know what about mucy
Is Kelly sick of doing interviews? He seems bored here. But...a lowkey GOAT interview is still better than any other. He's a living legend that always inspires.
Struck me as just being thoughtful with his answers. Never really saw any Spicoli in him😎
@@backyardadvocate9377 I didn’t know interviewer was a non surfer? Maybe that’s why this felt lackluster🫣🫠
Ur sik dude iimis family
the amount of ads on this video is pretty lame
A shameful amount of ads during this interview. I’m 14 minutes in and you’ve already bombarded me with 10 ads!!! 😡
Not being married and not having a family , and not being there for his daughter has caused his success 😂
He has a girlfriend, a daughter, parents, friends, etc. How is that not a family? How do you know his relationship with his daughter?
@@okthennone he didn’t see his daughter in 5 years when she was young that’s not being a father, he has been dating his girlfriend for years now to afraid to Marry her. No real commitment there. He is 51 not married and was not a father in his daughter life when she was younger, So he was a dead beat dad, in exchange for his success and nobody will really care about his success when he retires,🤙family first okthennone.
@@davidgodoy826 🤣😂
Kelly has said that one of his biggest failures was as a father and he did say he chose pursuing pro surfing fame over raising his daughter
@@davidgodoy826 you sound like the common garden variety hater. This usually spawns from jealousy.
Really food interview👍
I bet Kelly didn’t surf the garbage island in the Maldives 😳
Anyway
That’s a subject for another interview
👍👌👏🤙
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I love Kelly but how many times are they gonna do the same interview, asking the same questions for the past 20 years
Ask him about his connection to Balenciaga...
Is that real?
nobody cares
@@Unfluencer I know it’s sad it’s a world run by pedophile vampires any people will do anything for money