How STAIT has Changed Luke Egan's Life, One of the World's Leading Professional Surfers.

"I’ve been taking STAIT for Men products for over 3 months and I’ve really seen a difference. STAIT for Men is for guys who are getting a little older who want to be rejuvenated. When we get to this age we want to preserve ourselves. I’ve got a three year old boy and an eleven year old daughter and I’m trying to be the best version of myself I can for them and stay young so that when they get older I’m still active and can do plenty of stuff with them.

 

"I’m taking all the STAIT products. I take 2 tablets in the morning and 2 in the afternoon. I have the EAA+Creatine in the day after I train. The Superfood in the afternoon, just for a snack just to get through the day.

 

"If I’ve surfed, been to the gym and done my walk in the afternoon I’m taking different STAIT products about 3 or 4 times a day. And then when I’m sore there’s a Muscle Balm. At night when you shower there’s a Wash.

 

"WOW, STAIT has changed my life. My sleep is better. For someone that’s still active as they get older … come on men, get on out there and be active and enjoy life and if you add STAIT to that program I guarantee you, you’re going to uplift and you’re going to better than you thought you’d be.

 

"I’ll be taking STAIT for a very long time. I highly recommend it. Check it out." 

 

For over two decades, Luke was one of the world’s leading professional surfers. His style, power and incredible tube-riding placed him among the fiercest competitors on the planet. Luke contested The Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) world tour for 22 years and enjoyed enormous success, winning four world tour events. In 2000 he finished runner-up in the world title race and finished in the top 5 five times over the course of his career. Outside of competition Luke was seen at his best in surf movies including Jack McCoy’s ‘Bunyip Dreaming’, ‘Green Iguana’, ‘Sik Joy’ and ‘ The Billabong Challenge’. Opportunities with his long-term sponsor Billabong and a desire to bow out while he was still on top were behind his decision to retire from competitive surfing at the end of 2005. In November 2008, Luke launched a new career as an elite coach.