The Coastal Athlete Program

G.P. Scheppler

"Train Today, Survive Tomorrow" CAP is a podcast for the people who go, in their own words.

  1. 02/03/2022

    Ryan Eick - Team Canada, Adaptive Surfing Facilitator, and Waterman

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    1h 22m
  2. Caleb Taylor talks Operation Argo, the current crisis in Ukrain, and about how OAF Nation serves as a forum for the GWOT generation

    25/02/2022

    Caleb Taylor talks Operation Argo, the current crisis in Ukrain, and about how OAF Nation serves as a forum for the GWOT generation

    Caleb Taylor is a writer, Emergency Management Specialist with FEMA, and the Brand and Content Manager for OAF Nation. Taylor tells some incredible stories about being on the tarmac when refugees from Afghanistan arrived at Dulles Air Base, how OAF Nation has grow and helped break preconceived notions of the GWOT generation, about social change, and even a little sports at the end. This is by far one of the most compelling, topical, and interesting podcasts in our channels history. Make sure you don't miss it!

    1h 25m
  3. The Legend Of Peg Leg McGillyson | OAF Nation

    24/02/2022

    The Legend Of Peg Leg McGillyson | OAF Nation

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    6 min

  4. 21/02/2022

    World Champion Joe Jackson!

    The boys talk  world championships, dogs getting stoned, Olympic inclusion, achieving goals, and then Schep rants about Warhammer 3. This is a fun catch up and hang, make sure to check out the video version of the show you YouTube!  CLICK HERE TO WATCH!

    1h 9m

  5. 29/11/2021

    Adaptive Surf League Santa Cruz

    Check out this episode on Youtube https://youtu.be/z1APHVrH3tA Follow Martin Pollock @1limbsurfer and Claudio Morales @claudioyeew

    22 min

  6. 29/10/2021

    CAP is back! Schep & Joe catch up

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    1h 1m

  7. 30/03/2021

    Sanoe Kauai Lifeguard Association | CAP & KLA Ep.2

    Join Schep and Sanoe as they talk more about the experiences of a KLA lifeguard, in the second edition of the KLA series. These two talk about life on the island and what it takes to be a member of KLA.  Intro: Sanoe talks about how she got into KLA, her kids and the local pool, a community spot. 8:00 - Schep and Sanoe talk about how you have to have a respect for nature (sharks), when out in the water 11:40 - We talk about the gear Sanoe uses on a daily basis and what its like being an operator and a grabber during a rescue and what it takes to become an operator. 17:00 - “No towers, just a coconut tree.” Sanoe tells Schep how there used to be no towers and how they finally got them. 19:00 - How does she do it? Sanoe explains that she has a great partner and she keeps organized on the job. She also describes how busy the beaches were before covid. 26:00 - Sanoe tells Schep about how being a lifeguard can also be part educator. 34:00 - Sanoe explains why she thinks she might be the only female on KLA. 39:00 - LIGHTNING ROUND. Schep fires off rapid questions for Sanoe

    46 min

  8. 12/03/2021

    Chris Pico, Kauai Lifeguard Association | CAP & KLA EP.1

    Join Schep as he sits down to talk with Chris Pico, a lifeguard for Kauai Lifeguard Association (KLA). They talk about equipment and training, as well as rescues and some pretty awful injuries. This is the first installment of a series that Schep is doing with KLA, so stay up to date as he interviews members from this awesome team. Wanna jump around Intro - How Pico got into rescue swimming, training and how it was growing up on the Island. @9:00 Experiences with people getting in trouble on a flat day. @11:00 How to have fun outside of his job. @15:00 The lifeguard culture and their relationship with locals. Pico tells Schep about the awesome programs they have on Kauai, to teach people about how to be safe in the water, including the, JR. Lifeguard program and the Rescue tube program, which are tubes people can find around the beach so anyone can perform a rescue, if need be. @27:00 How to be authoritative while having a nice demeanor and to tell people the severity of the situation they're in and how. They also talk about surfing and shark activity. @34:38 Skin fishing and Picos story about swimming with dead fish in sharky water. Sounds fun! @38:15 Changes in the community and the island, and the relationship with tourists. Pico also talks about the 2018 flood they had, and rescuing people during it. @45:00 Picos time on Captain Zodiac and a gnarly story about rescuing a tour boat who tried going through a 2 door cave. @51:00 Talking with all the different people that come through Hawaii and meeting some interesting people. @55:00 Gear talk, what kind of equipment Pico uses, jet skies, sleds fins and more. @1:02:00 Pico talks about the Injuries that come with the job. As well as rehab for his injuries. @1:10:00 Schep and Pico talk about the podcasts they listen to. @1:11:00 Picos worst injury he has sustained. Almost lost his leg! @1:19:00 We close out with Pico and Schep talking about how KLA has impacted the community so much.

    1h 28m
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"Train Today, Survive Tomorrow" CAP is a podcast for the people who go, in their own words.

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  • Creator
    G.P. Scheppler
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2022
  • Episodes
    95
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © G.P. Scheppler
  • Show Website
    The Coastal Athlete Program