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Rest in peace Robson for jumping off like a smart man . The issue of extreme sports has different points of view, however i believe extreme sports should only be in mind for people who wish to do them. These so called “risk takers” aren't really risk takers. They do it for the fun, the feeling that you get after doing something you've been wanting to do for a while is probably one of the best feelings you could ever feel.

Since then, Jett has endured several injuries. Tarshis states,”At this point he’s had 10 concussions,five seizures, and six broken bones,and punctured his spleen-twice.” Although many people can disagree,kids consider and understand their risk of injury. They won’t give up their dreams. This shows that kids realize the risks of their dreams. Although there is a risk to the experience, there is a great gain. Extreme sports can be helpful to any type of kid. According to Tarshis,extreme sports can be a fun and different alternative to team sports like football or soccer. Kids can be creative while inventing new stunts. This proves that extreme sports can positively influence kids while also giving them a unique, independent, healthy alternative to team

particularly dangerous. But he doesn’t describe the many sports that are much less dangerous, or

There are numerous factors that can influence health and safety in sport. Health and Safety has developed over time and therefore there have also been a number of different legislative factors introduced to minimise hazards and risks and some of these can be associated with sport.

Imagine taking a risk that causes a long-term injury and costs your job. Sometimes people take a risk for fortune or entertainment, even if that means that long-term health issues or losing their career. Stunt devils and pro football players are just two examples of people who take dangerous risks.

When Rabindranath Tagore said, “you can’t cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water” he meant that you’re not going to be able to do anything if you just stand there and do nothing. If you really want to get far you need to try and do something.

How do some people participate in extreme sports? Aren’t they scared of what could happen to them? They could hurt themselves very badly or maybe even kill themselves. Then again most people love to do crazy things. So the people like Geoffrey Robson from “ A Solemn Warning to Wingsuit Flyers”, do what they love not for anyone else but themselves. People are facing these simple obstacles, and instead of overcoming them and taking a step forward they take two steps back.

Extreme sports is a physical sport with a very hard or dangerous task. A few examples of extreme sports are snowboarding, base jumping, skydiving, and skateboarding. Extreme sports are so extreme because the dangerous tasks they must do involve speed, height, and a massive amount of physical effort. My opinion on extreme sports is that they aren't good. These professions might look cool on tv, but put any peoples live at risk.

When you drive the powerful dirt bike you feel a vibration and you feel pressure that if you crash it's over. Dirt Biking is exciting. Innumerable teens love extreme sports. Which are skateboarding, mountain biking, dirt biking….etc. Many parents feel that extreme sports are not okay because there children might get hurt a bit. I believe many teens should be able to succeed in extreme sports.

Goffman (1963) argues that stigma not only affects the experiences of those in possession of the stigmatizing characteristic (the own), it also tends to spread to close family members and to others with whom the bearer of negative difference associates (the wise) (Green, S., Davis, C., Karshmer, E., Marsh, P., & Straight, B, 2005)

There are some kind of this sport as I mentioned early , for example : jumping and racing . jumping is riskier than racing because the rider must jump above

Kids should not do this because of how it can affect your life and the ones close to you if something goes wrong. Think about when you are a parent and your kid wants to do these death-defying stunts. Would you let them? Extreme sports are especially dangerous for kids because in the text “Should Kids Do Extreme Sports” written by Lauren Tarshis with Jon Lackman states “They are less likely to think about the risks”. Psychologist Jesse Matthews states, “Kids tend to think about what is happening

In “A Solemn Warning to Wingsuit Flyers,” Lola Jones describes the death of a very respected wingsuit flyer, Geoffrey Robson, and explains, ‘“If he were two metres higher, he would have survived” said his jumping companions, and that is the name of the game with wingsuit flying. It is an inherently dangerous sport…” People who don’t take the risk with extreme sports can also still get satisfaction in life. Not everyone needs to jump off a cliff to be at

“5,000 feet up the rusty door creaks open and the air catches your thick blonde hair. ‘Go ahead and jump’, yells the flight attendant, you leap and feel weightless as you hover over the world drifting through the white cotton ball clouds.” Throughout the course of life we make choices on what we will and won’t do every single day. Decisions may be minor or major and with every cause comes an effect. “I fear the boredom that comes with not learning and not taking chances” voices Robert Fulghum. We should constantly live in the moment in order to learn, take chances, and discover the unknown.

The variety of these exciting sports go anywhere from BMX biking to Deep Sea Diving, each of them with their own risks, yet people still come back for more. You would think that considering all the dangerous factors people would be hesitant to try them, let alone continue to do them for the rest of their lives. This notion is completely wrong, in the article Extreme Sports Not About Risk-taking: Study written by Clare Davidson, Dr. Brymer finds out