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Mark "Richo" Richardson

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In this episode of the Quivercast @markrichosurfcoach, we sit down with former pro surfer and elite coach Mark "Richo" Richardson from the Gold Coast of Australia. Richo shares his early days of surfing, from moving to the coast as a young boy to the moment he saw another kid surfing and decided he wanted to do the same. Remarkably, he hopped on a surfboard and started surfing immediately. His natural talent and passion for the sport led him to become a six-time Australian champ. Today, Richo channels his contest experience and deep love for surfing events into coaching, helping shape some of the world’s elite surfers.

Richo also opens up about a terrifying experience he had last year while visiting Bali. He fell gravely ill and found himself in a life-threatening situation. He expresses immense gratitude to everyone who donated blood and supported him during that critical time. His story is a powerful reminder of the importance of being prepared when traveling, knowing your blood type, and considering travelers insurance for unexpected situations.

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