Russian Roulette I guess. Don't worry about your kids playing a sport. They're tough, and if they aren't, well that's Darwinism.
extreme sports: white-water rafting; and skiing, boxing, riding
if there were no sport coachs ,we would not be playing sports at all and nobody would no what sports is.
I cannot think of an occasion that you would wear a sports jacket while playing sports. If you are cold you probably would wear a windbreaker or even a speedsuit like in skiing, but I have never heard of playing in a sports jacket.
Any deadly disease that someone has on a sports team that is spread through physical contact would surely stop people from playing sports. Other than that, sports are just too much fun.
The equipment you would use while playing sports.
so he would not worry his parents and make them scared.
If you were playing lacrosse (if you were a girl) you would need a mouth guard, a face guard, and a lacrosse stick. If you were playing volleyball, you would need knee pads.
I would suggest having insurance if you are playing professional basketball. Here's a site that will help you find the best insurance for you. http://www.kandkinsurance.com/Sports/Pages/Professional-Sports-Teams.aspx
Parents worry about a lot of things when leaving their kids at kindergarten for the 1st time. They worry how well they would be looked after, whether their kid will fit in, and how much they will learn.
2 sports is enough. you don't want to overwhelm yourself with a gigantic schedule. but you can also play as many sports as you like. i would also ask your parents for help.
Amateur sports can be played in outdoor arenas, indoor arenas and at local sports clubs The benefits of playing amateur sports would be to gain skills and knowledge.
Most parents would say that having a child playing soccer is pretty universally beneficial. It is great exercise and a safe, competitive team sport that feels like a social, fun effort.