Horse riding injuries, helmets and the kick on the ground
Horse riding injuries: falls in the saddle, kicks on the ground, the motorcycling myth, helmets and air vests, and why riding is still worth doing.
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Horse riding injuries: falls in the saddle, kicks on the ground, the motorcycling myth, helmets and air vests, and why riding is still worth doing.
Ice hockey injuries: concussion, faces and necks, and how removing body checking for 11- and 12-year-olds halved injuries in Canadian youth hockey.
Volleyball injuries: why ankle sprains happen at the net, the 9.8-fold risk of a second sprain, what the prevention trials found, and how the sport compares.
Pickleball injuries by the numbers: falls, wrist fractures and Achilles tears in older beginners, what the evidence supports, and why quitting has costs too.
Rock climbing injuries: a gym rate of 0.02 per 1,000 hours, finger pulleys, bouldering ankles, and the short ropes behind serious outdoor falls.
Hiking deaths: falls, first-day cardiac arrests, national park causes, and why Everest’s death rate halved to 0.7% even as crowds grew.
Golf injuries to backs and elbows, child club accidents, golf cart risks, and why only 3% of US lightning deaths happen on golf courses.
Tennis injuries by body part, the tennis elbow injection trial where 54% saw pain return, and how to play carefully when training time rises.
Dietary fat by the spoonful: butter and tallow against the 10% saturated fat limit kept in 2026, why most Americans exceed it, and what trials found.
Carbohydrate food sources by the spoonful, the 130-gram brain floor, the 2026 rule of 10 grams of added sugar per meal, and what diet trials found.