Extreme sports are increasing in popularity at an amazing rate, and together with this come a consistent increase in wounds. In reality there’s definitely a case to be made for saying that there are disproportionately more wounds among extraordinary sports players than in conventional sports. This may be due in part as the opportunity for injury is present at awfully early stages in extraordinary sports, with newbies attempting tricks and maneuvers that are way above their ability level. Additionally, this “non-professional bravery” regularly is accompanied by the complete absence of any protecting gear. Continue reading →