0
What else can I help you with?
What sport has the highest rate of participant based injuries?
Hockey
What sport had the highest rate of participant based injuries?
Bicycling
Which sport has the highest rate of participant based injuries?
Bicycling
What is the fastest time in figure skating?
Figure skating is not a race, and does not have a fastest time. There is a highest skill, but not a fastest time. Skaters are scored by a panel of judges based on the overall presentation, their execution of moves, and the difficulty of those moves.
Which sport has the highest rate of participant based on injures?
Interesting question... u could ask ten different people and they all would probably come up with different answers like rugby union,rugby league,american football but im gonna go with hockey for its feroicity.In no other sport is there a brawl in virtually every game! But I think that the most common one that attracts injuries the most would have to be football.
Which type of participant is not generally part of a discussion based exercise?
exercise director
How likely is it to break your ankle while ice skating?
The likelihood of breaking an ankle while ice skating varies based on factors such as skill level, skating conditions, and safety precautions. Beginners are generally at a higher risk due to potential falls and lack of balance. However, wearing proper protective gear, including ankle-supportive skates, and practicing safe skating techniques can significantly reduce the risk of ankle injuries. Overall, while ankle fractures are possible, they are not extremely common among experienced skaters.
Was figure skating safe in the Olympics?
Yes! It's very safe because they have medics at hand and the skate do this all the time. Their lives are pretty much based on skating.
Which is the highest ground based telescope situated in India?
The highest ground based telescope is situated at Leh in Ladakh.
Who invented the skating move the halfpipe?
The inventor was a Colorado based farmer. His name was Doug Wagh and he came up with the concept of the half pipe for typical recreational skating usages.
When do you have to skate?
You typically have to skate when participating in ice hockey, figure skating, or recreational skating activities. The timing can vary based on personal schedules, rink availability, or organized events. Additionally, skating may be required during practice sessions or competitions in these sports. Ultimately, it depends on individual or team commitments and the specific context of skating.
What injuries are common in a bad working environment assuming that this is an office?
Injuries based on ones incompetence. There isn't all that much room for injury if the work environment is an office.
