SafeSport

Whatever the sport, there are dangers involved, but a lot of these risks can be reduced or eliminated altogether if the participants apply a healthy dose of common sense. Often people take up a sport as one of the first steps towards a fitter lifestyle only to wind up in accident and emergency or at the local GP’s surgery....[more about us]

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Body Building: Supplements and Protein Drinks
There are a vast number of supplements available for bodybuilders, and it's no wonder that they...
Canyoning Safety
Canyoning – what it is, the type of clothing and equipment you should wear. The problems you might...
Staying Safe When Fencing
Crossing swords with an opponent is one of the oldest forms of competition, requiring speed,...
Staying Safe While Power Kiting
The importance of safety when power kiting and why it’s important to receive proper instruction as...
Staying Fit While Injured
How to keep fit while being injured is a problem most people who participate in sport find...
Playing Touch Rugby
The essence of great rugby play is ball handling passing, movement and anticipation. These are...
Staying Safe When Running in the Dark
How you should not let the dark mornings or evenings prevent you from continuing a running regime...
Playing Cricket With a Disability
The success of disability cricket has made the game accessible to a generation of players who...

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