Browsing all articles filed under the "Sports Safety" category.
Many obese individuals can safely paraglide if they undergo medical evaluation, meet equipment weight limits, and achieve adequate physical conditioni...
By Hart
Cycling in flip-flops is strongly discouraged due to significant safety risks, poor biomechanical support, and compromised pedaling efficiency, making...
By Hart
The weight limit for aerial silks depends on the entire rigging system's capacity, which is engineered with substantial safety factors to support dyna...
By Jordan
Safely rigging an aerial silk hammock requires professional consultation, certified components, structural assessment, and strict adherence to safety ...
By Hart
Holding your breath while swimming is dangerous due to oxygen deprivation (hypoxia) and carbon dioxide buildup (hypercapnia), which impair performance...
By Hart
Performing a knee slide without scraping your knee requires precise technique, including proper body lean and contact point on the upper shin/lower th...
By Alex
Unwanted handlebar movement on a bicycle typically indicates an issue within the bike's headset assembly or stem clamping mechanism, compromising stee...
By Alex
Tying aerial fabric involves securely attaching it to a certified rigging point, typically using a girth hitch with specialized aerial hardware like a...
By Jordan
Cycling in windy conditions is generally safe with proper preparation and technique, but can be hazardous in extreme gusts or strong crosswinds withou...
By Alex
