Why do you think some people are attracted to dangerous sports or other dangerou

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   Seckin Esenposted 11 years ago

   Why do you think some people are attracted to dangerous sports or other dangerous activities?

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   kenyantechpreneurposted 11 years ago

   Each person has an intuitive distinction. We are made different. Some people are able to do things that others can't do, while some are able to most unpredictable things. People are attracted to dangerous sports because they want to test their limits in such sports. They want to see how far they can get.

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   ChristinSposted 11 years ago

   In many cases they are addicted to the adrenaline rush they receive from it. Adrenaline causes a high in the brain that some people enjoy - plus they likely get a thrill from doing something that defies the odds.

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   CyclingFitnessposted 11 years ago

   I need that adrenaline surge in my life to make me feel alive. Whether it's flying down a mountain descent on a 23mm strip of rubber on my road bike or scrambling through a cargo net in knee deep mud my psychological fitness needs these challenges and I feel 'flat' without them.
   
   "Stronger, better, faster, longer" is a great way to describe an adventurous mindset.

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   JThomp42posted 11 years ago

   Because they are adrenaline junkies. Some have been in the service or some types of situations that have given them that need for the "rush." It becomes addictive.

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   Edward J. Palumboposted 11 years ago

   In the effort to answer this question, my response was too long and I was electronically instructed to edit my response or make it a Hub. Since editing is difficult for me, I made a Hub out of it.

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   greeneyedblondieposted 11 years ago

   I believe some people need to live on the edge in order to feel like they're living. As humans we all need to feel like we're trying to survive at some point in our lives in order to feel like we've lived.

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      Edward J. Palumboposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I address this issue at greater length in my Hub, "Why Are People Drawn to Risk?"

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