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- Published 20170801
- ISBN: 9781925498417
- Extent: 264pp
- Paperback (234 x 153mm), eBook

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Is it hard to surf with boobs?
ReportageWhen she was reigning World Champion, Layne Beachley was also the female surfers' official representative. This meant that even on mornings she wasn't competing, she'd be on the beach at 5.30 am, the only woman, battling it out on behalf of the other female surfers. 'The female surfer representative has to be very strong willed,' says Beachley. 'I remember arguing constantly with the male surfer rep, the male head judge and the guys' sponsors, arguing about which conditions we were going to get.'
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