Extreme sports

Find out your child should do extreme sports. Jamie burr, professor of exercise Physiology University of prime Edward Island, Says “Although some adventure sports are associated with a higher potential injury. It may be this very risk that helps get and keep people involved.” Young people should be able to do extreme sports. They help us face are fears and make/help are kids develop risk-taking skills.

For young people the risk is worth it. As long as they stay active and out of trouble. Extreme sports help keep us involved and active. Burr also says “people have the opportunity to test them self.” People test them self both for the fear/excitement and to get better at what they do. Extreme sports may be dangerous but the thrill will attract people.

Vani Sabesan, M.D, Professor argues “I have treated many motor cross riders who have suffered broken necks that left them paralyzed.” However, if they have a good coach they can prevent these very injures.

Kids should be able to do extreme sports professionally or just for fun because it keeps them healthy.