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Skateboarding, if you just stick to whats comfortable at your level. Generally skaters don't do anything that involves going upside down, which can break your neck if done wrongly, and is just foot and board control.
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Is skateboarding more dangerous than motocross?
Heck no skateboarding is safer than motoross because its not electric and you can flip it esier
Are web utilities specialized utility programs that make using the Internet and the Web easier and safer?
Yes, web utilities make using the Internet and web easier and safer.
Are muzzleloaders safer and easier to use than modern firearms?
No.
Why do Americans migrate to New Zealand?
For an easier and safer way of life.
Where do people skate on skateboards?
Some people use pavements (sidewalks) or you can go to specially created skateboarding parks, which is a lot safer for other users of pavements!
What are some accessories that make driving and talking on my cell phone safer?
The bluetooth ear pieces make driving easier, though not necessarily safer.
Are ripsticks dangerous?
VooDoo 13 Ripsticks are no more dangerous that rollerskates, skateboards, scooters, or bicycles... The danger is in who's riding it and how..
Why is it safer to have a saddle on a horse?
It is safer to have a saddle on a horse because it is better for the horses back, in some cases, and it is easier for a rider to fall off and get hurt with no saddle
What makes PayPal the safer and easier way to pay online?
PayPal is considered safer and easier for online payments because it encrypts your financial information, offers buyer protection, and allows you to make transactions without sharing your payment details with the seller.
How does latitude help the world?
It helps determine location, making traveling much easier and safer.
Why is food put on fire but not fire on food?
Because it is easier and safer to handle the food then the fire.
Why is the London underground powered with DC?
It is safer and isolated easier , but it needs to be boosted along its route .
