Extreme Sports
Enviado por Daca • 29 de Enero de 2012 • 300 Palabras (2 Páginas) • 750 Visitas
Extreme Sports
Humans have the necessity of letting out all the energy food gave to us, a good way of doing it is practicing any type of sports. Even though extreme sports are good to health, practicing them is dangerous, and for that, if we don’t want to get hurt we need to take precautions.
Extreme sports have a high level of inherent danger; they have a greater risk of danger than other sports. They often involve speed, height, high level of physical exertion, and highly specialized fear or spectacular stunts. The word itself, “extreme” refers to danger; although many people know the risks extreme sports involved they have been attracted by the adrenalin rush of risking life.
Extreme sports do not only give you adrenaline, but also provide health benefits. If you have a severe stress, extreme exercise can be a solution. There are some common characteristics that differentiate extreme sports with other sports in general. For example the athletes are leaving behind the fear and facing a risk, and they are overcoming the environment variables that are unpredictable.
It is very important to take safety precautions before practicing any extreme sport in order not to get hurt, or even die. There are general rules for safety, when it comes to extreme sports participation, these includes: wearing appropriate gear and footwear, having supervision, familiarizing yourself with the surface you are going to be competing or playing on, knowing about the weather conditions that may affect your sport environment, and being in shape for your sport.
As we already tell extreme sports help us to have a healthy life by making exercise, perhaps, practicing them involved taking huge risks and be exposure to danger, so you must take the precautions needed to not to have any serious injuries.
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