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Extreme sports such as boxing, snowboarding, and horse racing can be exciting to watch and exhilarating to take part in. However, it is important to ensure that participants of these sports are dressed in the appropriate clothing and take adequate safety measures, such as using a riding helmet for equestrian activities, or wearing mouth guards to protect teeth whilst boxing. Here are some other tips to follow when participating in extreme sports:
By following these safety precautions and having a sensible, effective plan in case an emergency arises, one may participate in extreme sports safely.
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