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Josh Kerr

Josh Kerr

Australian surfer

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Sep 24, 2026

Greg WebberGUEST
53:37
It's popularising...
Greg WebberGUEST
53:39
It's done before, I did a double concave and Josh Kerr qualified on that board in 2008.
Greg WebberGUEST
53:48
Do I own that design? No.
Greg WebberGUEST
53:50
Have I done it the right way? Possibly.
Jack FreestoneHOST
43:10
I just talked about this in like one of the previous podcasts.
Jack FreestoneHOST
43:13
So for me, when I, when I was on tour, there was, it was Jeremy Flores and Josh Kerr.
Jack FreestoneHOST
43:19
I was like, Jeremy Flores was so gnarly because I, yeah, I've talked, I've talked about this just previously, but he was like, just attack, attack, attack.
Jack FreestoneHOST
43:26
And he didn't give a shit who you were.
Matt BiolosGUEST
37:19
It's the ultimate example of that.
Matt BiolosGUEST
37:22
I mean, he's so busy and successful or a guy like Josh Kerr is running around juggling all kinds of projects.
NickHOST
37:28
Yeah, because he's a great example.
NickHOST
37:30
Okay, so Matt, you've got one of the like highest profile pro teams in the universe.
David Lee ScalesHOST
38:00
And they often, what we've seen historically is that they actually underscore it.
David Lee ScalesHOST
38:06
The example that I've always given in the past is Josh Kerr doing the club sandwich at Snapper against Mick Fanning.
David Lee ScalesHOST
38:13
And the club sandwich turn is the most difficult thing to do.
David Lee ScalesHOST
38:20
It's insane.
David Lee ScalesHOST
38:27
They did not know how to score it.
David Lee ScalesHOST
38:28
Mick surfed a wave exactly formulaically as you would expect Mick to do, and he got the scores.
David Lee ScalesHOST
38:33
Josh Kerr needed a score, and he threw that at it.
David Lee ScalesHOST
38:37
He threw the kitchen sink at the judges, and they gave him a six or something like that.

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