Connor Baxter is one of the most dominant athletes in the history of stand-up paddle racing. Raised on Maui, he’s built a career defined by endurance, consistency, and an unmatched ability to perform across every discipline—from sprint racing to grueling open ocean crossings. A multi-time world champion, Connor has spent over a decade at the top of the sport, earning titles on the APP World Tour and ISA World Championships. Known for his relentless work ethic and deep connection to the ocean, he’s helped elevate SUP racing onto the global stage. In this episode, Connor breaks down what it takes to stay at the top for so long, becoming a Maui fire fighter, the mindset behind elite endurance performance, and his and Kai's legendary rivalry that nearly ended their friendship. ENJOY! Thumbnail photo: John Carter

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