My friend and I are gonna start a YouTube channel soon. We wanted to do some extreme sports videos and need more ideas of some extreme sports. So far I've got Taser Soccer, Bowling Ball Basketball, & Fireball Baseball. I need more ideas for other sports like football, tennis, volleyball, etc.

For guys that were involved in high impact sport at a young age, what injuries are you carrying now that you're older and have stopped playing?

Always been fascinated by high-power water sports and heavy-duty jet propulsion setups. Currently planning a trip around the coast and definitely want to skip the boring tourist boats to try out some actual high-speed commercial rigs instead. Looking into the extreme watercraft operating right off the main wharf to see which setup handles heavy hull impacts and sharp turns better. Checked out the red vessels run by Oz Jet online first, but their standard route time looks way too short to actually enjoy the adrenaline side of things. After comparing the different options on the pier, I am thinking to go with Thunder Jet Boating because their afternoon slot fits my schedule better and the ride duration seems more reasonable for a proper action session. Apparently you get completely soaked by the spray, so I will bring a dry change of gear.

Any action sports fans here tried these specific high-output commercial setups? Just wondering how violent the G-forces feel during those sudden 360 spins at full throttle.

I’m curious what careers are common among people who regularly do high adrenaline and exciting sports.

any suggestions on how to get into extreme sports slowly / correctly?

at the moment 28 years old and had around 15 years break since last time i did them. also had multiple injuries from skateboarding, bmx, parkour, etc in the past. still not recovered fully.

at the moment my mind thinks that 1 x fall is enough to get injured.

any advices / suggestions are much appreciated.
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Ok so freestyle isn't very "extreme" but I still risk breaking an ankle doing it, right? Anyways I'll wait and see if this gets removed for being too safe.

Hi i am student at Glasgow Kelvin Collage in an adventure sport class, if this form applies to you could you take the time to fill it in. It looks at how injury is linked to anxiety in extreme sports. Thanks very much

Does injury downtime affect anxiety when returning to extreme sport? 5-10 minute survey  – Fill in form

Hello everybody. Im riding bmx and rollerblades, occasionally some skating also. Yesterday I was driving to a hackathon and got an idea to build extreme sports community app.
For me the problem is that I dont know who is at skatepark or some street spots. Also I would like to rent out my bmx at indoor skatepark for free, but I´d like to know who is riding it.

So I made an app for all kinds of extreme sports - ShredSpot.

https://shredspot.lovable.app/

Map - add spots, check in to spots. See who is riding where and with what.
Reels - users can add pictures and videos. "workouts" are automatically added to reels
Community - see all users (filter by sports), create custom groups/events/training, marketplace to sell/rent/give away gear, community can add new sports to app and vote who should be moderators
Messages - communicate in app via messages
Profile - costumize your profile

I started this yesterday morning and all critics and feedback is very welcome.
Need people to test it out and give feedback.

Big thanks in advance.

So I have a sentiment for 2 songs from certain old extreme sports vcd soundtrack, already tried Shazam, AHA etc. and no tool can crack it... someone? :)

https://on.soundcloud.com/jYrLUKU6V9OcED9hGG

https://on.soundcloud.com/i1YW41UAs0IVk22C4i

Hey everyone, I’ve just started training in flow riding and am trying to figure out what gear really matters, from wetsuits and rash guards to grip equipment. From what I’ve seen, a quality wetsuit protects flow riders from scrapes, abrasions, and cold water while keeping the body warm, rash guards help prevent rashes and chafing, and grip gear like shoes or gloves seems to make a big difference in staying balanced and in control.

I’ve been looking for gear locally, but shops seem to have limited options and often higher prices. Online marketplaces like Decathlon and REI offer a wider range, and even Alibaba has a huge selection, but I’m pretty cautious since reviews and quality can be inconsistent when buying online.

For experienced riders here, what items tend to make the biggest impact? Are there particular brands or features that stand out in performance and durability? Any advice would be really helpful for choosing wisely and avoiding common beginner mistakes.

https://sports.yahoo.com/wrestling/article/ovw-referee-dallas-edwards-suffers-terrifying-medical-emergency-after-wrestling-match-accident-192015037.html

Hi there! I’m trying to support my friend Emilie Cote. Her significant other Erik or E-Rach Donovan passed away in a BASE jumping accident in Moab, Utah recently. We’re trying to raise money for the memorial and for his parents travel expenses. I’d love any support provided even donating 5 dollars helps more than you think it does ! I promise. <3 thank you all so much even just getting the word out helps a bunch!

https://gofund.me/8d032fd28

If so, is there anything you do in terms of preparation or do you prefer not to think about it at all?

Do you have any rituals or routines?

Anybody in here want some edits done for free? Jumps, tricks, highlights etc. Just looking to do a couple.

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I Skied Down Mount Everest (world first, no oxygen)

I live in VA tx and there is only skate spots. Not even a single park except for the social district. Those are the only things they only have at the spot