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    Default Re: Boxing and brain damage.

    I assume this is where you got your info from... measuring how many trips to the emergency room each accounted for.
    1. Basketball: 512,213
    2. Bicycling: 485,669
    3. Football: 418,260
    4. Soccer: 174,686
    5. Baseball: 155,898
    6. Skateboards: 112,544
    7. Trampolines: 108,029
    8. Softball: 106,884
    9. Swimming/Diving: 82,354
    10. Horseback riding: 73,576
    11. Weightlifting: 65,716
    12. Volleyball: 52,091
    13. Golf: 47,360
    14. Roller skating: 35,003
    15. Wrestling: 33,734
    Ok so which of these activities did more people participate in: swimming or boxing? Roller skating or boxing? Baseball or boxing? Riding a bicycle or boxing? ECT ECT

    And again it comes down to how serious an injury is, and I content that an injury to your brain, which is irreversible, is more serious than an injury to a limb, which heals in time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beanflicker View Post
    I assume this is where you got your info from... measuring how many trips to the emergency room each accounted for.
    1. Basketball: 512,213
    2. Bicycling: 485,669
    3. Football: 418,260
    4. Soccer: 174,686
    5. Baseball: 155,898
    6. Skateboards: 112,544
    7. Trampolines: 108,029
    8. Softball: 106,884
    9. Swimming/Diving: 82,354
    10. Horseback riding: 73,576
    11. Weightlifting: 65,716
    12. Volleyball: 52,091
    13. Golf: 47,360
    14. Roller skating: 35,003
    15. Wrestling: 33,734
    Ok so which of these activities did more people participate in: swimming or boxing? Roller skating or boxing? Baseball or boxing? Riding a bicycle or boxing? ECT ECT

    And again it comes down to how serious an injury is, and I content that an injury to your brain, which is irreversible, is more serious than an injury to a limb, which heals in time.
    A) No it doesnt, you may even think its healed,but your going to feel it later. This is why I sleep on the couch rather then next to my wife. Im disruptive in bed and disturb her sleep, because of numerous "healed" limb injuries
    B) I have never had a boxer suffer from repetitive concussion syndrome, but I have seen numerous football players who have

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    Default Re: Boxing and brain damage.

    This has become a very interesting thread. Great debates and good info.

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