I’m back in land of flat lakes and big wakes, currently in the hood at the ozzy house on Clear Lake. I have been for one boat set and just got back from ridin cable at OWC. It feels great to be back on the water but I definitely need to get back in shape for daily riding. My shoulder is feeling pretty strong as I have been working hard to strengthen it up but I have still got some work to do.

I just sore a shot from my step up has made it on the homepage of the Ronix Webiste. Check it out here at www.ronixwake.com

Check u later with how riding is going…Peace!

So the time has come for me to move on from my long time sponsor, Colony BMX. I want to thank Clint Millar for everything he has done for me and believing in me all these years, he wrote a lil blurb up on www.colonybmx.com.au.

As of now I dont have a bike sponsor, but there’s something in the pipelines, more about that soon! Will have some pics and some other stuff of what I’ve been up to soon!!

Hey I was on Sports Tonight last night. You can check out the clip here . . .

Sports Tonight write up

Cold weather signals the time to purchase a Mt Ruapehu Season Pass and theres less than one week left to take advantage of the cheapest passes since 2006.

Mt Ruapehus Season Pass offers unlimited skiing for the entire 2009 season and costs $385 for adults (a reduction of $24 on 2008 prices) and $225 for youths aged 18 and under (a reduction of $14), during the month of April (these prices include a $10 discount for those purchased online at www.mtruapehu.com).

Right now you can score a FREE copy of the Hyundai Summer of Surfing DVD – Click here to sign up for your copy, offer finishes April 30th, 2009 so be in quick!

Record online bookings, spectacular trans-Tasman airline tickets, a weak New Zealand dollar and significant marketing spend in Australia could deliver Queenstown its “best ever” winter ski season.

New Zealand’s biggest ski area operator NZSki Ltd is anticipating a boom ski season based on current forecasts.

Saturday 25th April, Anzac day – a day to remember… but it was also a day to remember how sick Titahi bay was!!

A ground swell hit the bay in the morning and built and built.. by 1pm it was a solid 4-5ft glassy and breaking from one side of the bay to the other. The long paddle was well worth it after a 400metre ride!! I know what your thinking if your from Gissy or Tara’s “we get that all the time”… but this is Titahi bay bro, once or twice a year max!

So stoked to be back home and catching up with all the crew. Heading to Chch next week to see the whanau which will be rad.

Looking forward to winter. Should be a busy one.