North Shore Doctor Clay Everline Discusses His Book, 'Surf Survival'
Dr. Clay Everline is a North Shore-based physician that has done incredible work in the name of surfing, including his book and non-profit Waves of Health.
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Dr. Clay Everline is a North Shore-based physician that has done incredible work in the name of surfing, including his book and non-profit Waves of Health.
Some surfers develop skin allergic reactions to the wetsuit's neoprene, lining, and glue. Discover the most common symptoms and treatment options.
With ‘The Drop,’ writer Thad Ziolkowski explores the connection between addiction and surfing by Ryan McDonald If ever a life called out to be transformed into a podcast, it is that of Rick “Raz” Rasmussen, a towheaded trafficker who jet-setted from jungle to red carpet before being gunned down in Harlem following a botched cocaine deal. He was 27, not far removed from a comfortable childhood in suburban Long Island. He was also a former U.S. surfing champion. Rasmussen’s appetite for danger is apparent from his first appearance in Thad Ziolkowski’s new book “The Drop: How the M...