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A non consequential injury is an injury that did not occur while playing sports but that effects the way you play and practice for sports. While driving down the road you may be hit by a car and suffer from a spinal injury. This could potentially affect the way you play sports, especially if it is a contact sport but the injury was not caused but the sport itself.
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