Top 29 of the Most Dangerous Sports in the World, From Sky Diving to Heli-Skiing

Archery

In contrast to many contact sports, archery doesn't involve players bumping heads with each other, although the equipment can pose some risks. There isn't much opportunity for error if all the regulations are adhered to and the arrows are only fired towards the target. But what occurs when someone misses their mark?

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An arrow that mistakenly hits a person has the risk of puncturing them, which can be very painful. According to the Illinois Target Archery Association, while using damaged equipment, the drawn bow's energy always goes somewhere, so if the arrow isn't launched properly, it could strike a person in the face.Keep reading below

Big Wave Surfing

One of the only sports where competitors have to fear being eaten alive is surfing. Surfers must remember to keep their eyes on the water, even though the sport is frequently linked with long summers, beachy moods, and music that makes you want to hang out. You can be swiftly sucked into the ocean's depths by powerful waves.

There are occasionally a few unprovoked shark-related deaths while surfing. Sharks can reach heights of 15 to 20 feet, making them far bigger than the typical person. As long as you're in safe water, catching large waves can be a lot of fun and a wonderful kind of workout.Keep reading below.