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Jan 14 Social Instagram #Repost @dahui8o8 with @repostapp ・・・ By all accounts, today was one of the best days this season at Pipeline. But it almost came to a tragic conclusion. In the waning moments of the @dahui8o8 #dahuibackdoorshootout Kalani Chapman sustained a near life-ending wipeout. With a large and consistent west swell building all day, in the final heat of the afternoon, Chapman rolled into a Second Reef bomb. Riding it all the way through, as the wave hit the Ehukai sandbar section, Chapman lost control of his board in the tube. He didn’t come up from the wipeout -- but his board wasn’t tombstoning either. The @hawaiianwaterpatrol , @nathan_florence and @sethmoniz were in the vicinity and responded immediately. At first, they thought maybe his leash had broken. But Chapman's body just wasn't moving at the other end of the leash. “The water patrol was right there, right on him,” said Florence shortly after the incident. “Seth had caught the wave before Kalani’s and I was paddling back out. A little wave came through and the lifeguard had to avoid it on the ski, but Seth was right there. He was screaming and waving his arms at me. I caught a little west bowl chip over to him and we started pulling Kalani up by his leash.” Chapman was unconscious when they got him to the surface, and the water patrol’s ski, reportedly driven by Terry Ahue, arrived back on scene and together everybody worked to get Chapman onto the ski’s sled. “He was telling Seth and I exactly what to do,” continues Florence. “He was driving the ski and giving us instructions at the same time.” Once on the beach, lifeguard personal began to work on Chapman. Article by @surfline PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR BRADDAH @kalooneytunes as he is still in Da Hospital #KalaniChapman #pipeline #gopro #surf #prayers #dahuiwax #eddierothman #drown #yoga #bikini #sup #dukekahanamoku #athlete #sport #drone #northshore #hawaiianwaterpatrol
Jan 14 Social Instagram By all accounts, today was one of the best days this season at Pipeline. But it almost came to a tragic conclusion. In the waning moments of the @dahui8o8 #dahuibackdoorshootout Kalani Chapman sustained a near life-ending wipeout. With a large and consistent west swell building all day, in the final heat of the afternoon, Chapman rolled into a Second Reef bomb. Riding it all the way through, as the wave hit the Ehukai sandbar section, Chapman lost control of his board in the tube. He didn’t come up from the wipeout -- but his board wasn’t tombstoning either. The @hawaiianwaterpatrol , @nathan_florence and @sethmoniz were in the vicinity and responded immediately. At first, they thought maybe his leash had broken. But Chapman's body just wasn't moving at the other end of the leash. “The water patrol was right there, right on him,” said Florence shortly after the incident. “Seth had caught the wave before Kalani’s and I was paddling back out. A little wave came through and the lifeguard had to avoid it on the ski, but Seth was right there. He was screaming and waving his arms at me. I caught a little west bowl chip over to him and we started pulling Kalani up by his leash.” Chapman was unconscious when they got him to the surface, and the water patrol’s ski, reportedly driven by Terry Ahue, arrived back on scene and together everybody worked to get Chapman onto the ski’s sled. “He was telling Seth and I exactly what to do,” continues Florence. “He was driving the ski and giving us instructions at the same time.” Once on the beach, lifeguard personal began to work on Chapman. Article by @surfline PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR BRADDAH @kalooneytunes as he is still in Da Hospital #KalaniChapman #pipeline #gopro #surf #prayers #dahuiwax #eddierothman #drown #yoga #bikini #sup #dukekahanamoku #athlete #sport #drone #northshore #hawaiianwaterpatrol

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