This is a list of global surf spots that have significantly affected the direction of the sport. They might not be the best, ...

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COLE YELLING TO HIS GIRLFRIEND THAT A SHARK HAD JUST BIT BOTH HIS FEET. WE USED THE SURFBOARD LEASHES AROUND MY AROUND MY THIGHS TO CUT THE BLOOD OFF. WE USED THEM AS TOURNIQUETS TO HELP PUT THE ...

His friends carried him to the beach and used surfboard leashes as a tourniquet around his legs to stop the bleeding before driving him to Cleveland Clinic Martin North Hospital in Stuart.

A surfer has had two shark encounters and has lived to tell the tale. Florida surfer and fishboat captain Cole Taschman was first attacked by a shark in 2013 at Bathtub Beach near Jupiter, Florida.

“Instead of doing something dumb, I remember some of the therapy that worked for me and I ended up calling one of my buddies ...

I KNEW THAT I WANTED TO STOP THE BLEEDING BEFORE WE GOT HIM TO THE TO THE HOSPITAL, AND EVEN BEFORE WE STARTED MOVING USING A SURFBOARD LEASH TO STOP THE BLEEDING. 93 STITCHES, THREE TENDONS ...

Taschman’s girlfriend, two friends and a food truck operator rallied him into a car and fashioned tourniquets out of the surfboard leashes as they sped to the hospital. “I actually blacked out ...

After being bit, Taschman caught a wave back into shore where he met his friends and a food truck operator, who used surfboard leashes as a tourniquet for his legs and then drove him to the hospital.

In a desperate bid to stem the bleeding, his friends improvised tourniquets from surfboard leashes, wrapping them tightly around his injured legs. With Taschman's condition deteriorating, his friends ...

That’s when I knew it was bad,” he said. “I wrapped my surfboard leash around my leg as a tourniquet and drove myself to the hospital.” He received 10 stitches and was back in the water by ...