In this article, I review and revive the concept of post-sport in the intersecting contexts of oceanic bluespace and Māori waka ama [outrigger canoe] paddling. In doing so, I seek to achieve two objectives: first, to enrich understanding of the human–nature interaction in bluespaces and, second, to contribute to an indigenous reading of post-sport experiences. Drawing on ethnographic and interview data from waka ama paddling in oceanic bluespaces, I identify two instances where sets of boundaries common in sport studies—the boundaries between human and nature, and between sport and physical culture—are challenged and transgressed. Furthermore, I reflect on the limitation of applying post-sport in this study and propose a potentially new perspective to conceptualize post-sport for future research.

在本文中，我回顾并复兴了在海洋蓝色空间和毛利人waka ama [支腿独木舟]划水的相交背景下的运动后概念。为此，我力求实现两个目标：首先，增进对蓝色空间中人与自然相互作用的理解；其次，为本地阅读运动后的经验做出贡献。利用来自在海洋蓝色空间中的若歌ama划桨的人种学和访谈数据，我确定了两个实例，在这两个实例中，体育研究中常见的界限集（人与自然之间，体育与体育文化之间的界限）受到挑战和超越。此外，我反思了这项研究中应用运动后的局限性，并提出了一个潜在的新观点来概念化运动后以用于未来的研究。