Roller skating--is it a dangerous sport?

[Roller skating accidents. A dangerous game on the road].

Skateboarding: more dangerous than roller skating or in-line skating.

OBJECTIVE To describe the circumstances, severity, and outcomes of skating-related injuries among children admitted to trauma centers. DESIGN A cross-sectional comparison of roller skaters (n = 154), in-line skaters (n = 190), and skateboarders (n = 254) aged 5 to 19 years who were hospitalized with injuries. SETTING Seventy-nine hospitals and pediatric trauma centers participating in the N...

Skateboarding: More Dangerous than Roller Skating or Inline Skating (PDF: 45KB)

Objective.-To describe circumstances, severity, and outcomes of skating-related injuries among children admitted to trauma centers. Design.-Cross-sectional comparison of roller skaters (N = 154), inline skaters (N = 190), and skateboarders (N = 254) age 5 to 19 who were hospitalized for their injuries. Setting.-79 hospitals and pediatric trauma centers participating in the National Pediatric Tr...

Ice-skating and roller disco injuries in Dublin.

A comparative study was carried out on a series of 72 ice-skating and 57 roller skating injuries over a sixteen month period. The average patient age was 20.5 years in the ice-skating group and 16.5 years in the roller skating group. Females predominated in both groups accounting for 72% of ice-skaters injured and 77% of roller skaters injured. Ice-skaters sustained more serious injuries than r...

Translation and Reliability of the Preliminary Spanish Version of the Sport Imagery Questionnaire

The purpose of this study was to examine the reliability of the preliminary Spanish version of the Sport Imagery Questionnaire (SIQ). The SIQ was developed to examine five cognitive and motivational functions of imagery use. Participants were 81 athletes competing in soccer (n = 43) and roller skating (n = 38), ranging in age from 14 to 29 years (M = 18.10, SD = 3.16). Reliability was evaluated...