WHERE'S YOUR HEAD AT?
"WITH A HEALTHY MIND AND BODY, THERE'S NO LIMIT TO WHAT YOU CAN DO."
From hip hop to catching the perfect wave from racing the track to counting the beats, from making the moves to making movies the folks on the following pages get their kicks staying clear-headed and free of illegal drugs.
FAST TRACK
RICK
V8 SUPER CAR DRIVER
"Racing and being on the track is a bigger rush than drugs would ever give me." More
MUSIC IS LIFE
BRUCE
RAPPER
“I don’t need no drugs in my system, ‘cause my dancing and didge sets me free” More
LOVIN' LIFE
MAYA
HIP HOP MC/DJ
"Performing is the best feeling in the world. I don't need drugs. I just get up there and let the music take over." More
MAKIN' MOVIES...
JESSE
FILM MAKER
“I don’t need drugs to make me feel happy. I’ve got friends, my film-making and just the whole buzz of being alive.” More
BIG AIR
TORAH
SNOWBOARDER
"I've chosen not to use drugs in my life and in my sporting career because I want to be on top of my game". More
RIDING THE CREST
JESSI
JUNIOR WORLD CHAMP SURFER
"Surfing is always different. It clears my head. I don't see the need to use drugs." More
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JESSI : JUNIOR WORLD CHAMP SURFER
Jessi is one of the world's hottest junior surfers. She started surfing at the age of 12 and competed in her first event at 14, in which she finished second. She has been competing for the past three years and in this time has further developed her surfing talent.
In 2002, Jessi won the NSW school titles and finished overall second on the prestigious Australian ASP Junior Circuit. Jessi also dominated the Rusty Gromfest to win the 'Under 16' division. In 2003, Jessi finished the Australian junior ratings in third place, and won the Billabong Pro Junior at Bells Beach.
Meanwhile, in August 2003 Jessi confirmed her surfing talent by winning the U/18 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championships in Durban, South Africa. In February 2005, Jessi won the five star World Qualifying series in Peru.
"Surfing is allways different. It clears my head. I don't see the need to use drugs."
Jessi's life is full. She finished her HSC in 2003, finishing in the top 5% of students. She has a monthly column in "Chik" magazine, where she comments on contest and surfing trips.
