Mitch is a former surfing star, who was forced to leave the sport after injuring his knee. He's opened a boardwalk surf shop to stay in touch with surfing, although he's haunted by feelings of failure. A Slate article described Mitch as "a 'soul surfer', a term coined in the '70s to denote a surfer scornful of the commercialization of surfing. A soul surfer would ride a board that had no brand labels on it, and wear a sticker-free wetsuit, as Yost does." In the first episode, Mitch discovers that he occasionally levitates, hovering a few inches off the ground.
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| - Mitch is a former surfing star, who was forced to leave the sport after injuring his knee. He's opened a boardwalk surf shop to stay in touch with surfing, although he's haunted by feelings of failure. A Slate article described Mitch as "a 'soul surfer', a term coined in the '70s to denote a surfer scornful of the commercialization of surfing. A soul surfer would ride a board that had no brand labels on it, and wear a sticker-free wetsuit, as Yost does." In the first episode, Mitch discovers that he occasionally levitates, hovering a few inches off the ground.
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| - Mitch is a former surfing star, who was forced to leave the sport after injuring his knee. He's opened a boardwalk surf shop to stay in touch with surfing, although he's haunted by feelings of failure. A Slate article described Mitch as "a 'soul surfer', a term coined in the '70s to denote a surfer scornful of the commercialization of surfing. A soul surfer would ride a board that had no brand labels on it, and wear a sticker-free wetsuit, as Yost does." In the first episode, Mitch discovers that he occasionally levitates, hovering a few inches off the ground.
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