Dangers Of Extreme Sports Essay

“Limits, like fear, is often an illusion.” – Micheal Jordan

You wake up everyday not knowing weather your next breath will be your last. Extreme sports are often seen as either thrilling or life threatening, but in my opinion I see it as both, however, the fear of death shouldn’t stop anyone from doing what they love most.

What is fear? Fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain, or harm. Extreme sports while they give momentary thrill for the person taking part in the sport, the act of engaging in something that can take life without notice is considered as selfish for people watching. The selfish aspect of extreme sport is that the one taking part in the extreme sport experiences pleasure while others, his/her family and loved one worry about the dangers and possible loss of life.

Sky diving is one really good example of extreme sport. A sport, where jumping out into the air and free floating, trying to defy gravity for momentary

What’s the point to life if you’re not enjoying it? Although, sky diving has risks associated with it, we can look on the bright side and say that with our current technology there are fewer deaths from sky diving. or any extreme sport. While sky diving, the diver experiences a sense of freedom way up in the sky in a defiance of gravity. Sky diving allows the human to be a part of nature and to experience our natural environment in an extraordinary way. Having a bird’s eye view, feeling the weightless ness of flying even for a moment before coming back to the reality of the fact that you have no wings and must push the parachute button. What better than to experience something great with your life? What better than to be able to die and to have feel like you have experienced something great with your life? What better than to die doing what you