Well, most common risk is that you won't be good enough to make a living from Ice Hockey. there is limit for NHL players.. every team can have up to 30, so even if few teams joined NHL still only best 1 000 may play the worlds best league. Then you can still make 5-6 figures for decent living in AHL or many European leagues, but if you're not good enough for AHL, you have very slim chances in Europe. In lower leagues, such as ECHL, you can live from the pay, but have nothing after you retire.
Secondly, even if you're good enough to be the top, you may get injured really bad, so you'll have to quit professional career.
In the worst scenarios, you may die, altough that's very rare. On average, from 1,600,000 players from across the world, about 5 die per 10 years. But anything can happen, for example the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl disaster... every single member of the team died, including doctors and coaches.
it can be pretty bad. if you don't mess with the defense or are a good skater you'll be fine.
Not really, but to some people they play bad games on the I pod and then do bad things in school.
Some bad things is they use human sacrifice so be careful
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They spit and smell bad.
she had a really bad temper
some good things about mercantilism was that they had to get together to find out some things about people. They didn'tknow what to do about those good things but they did know what to do about the bad things. And you will know more about the bad things whenever you ask the question.
Some bad things that you should know about ancient Sparta is that you were born in an orphanage there. And you were an accident
biomass can be bad bcuz it pollutes
some bad things about walmart is that some times when you get yogurt or other tips of food they cold be bad so i wold check the expiration date on the food first.
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Three bad things about doing gymnastics are,Risk of injuryStressPassing/concussions