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> ...as a subscriber to USPA magazine.. Somewhat you missed the safety section in USPA's website: "According to the National Safety Council, a person is much
by joeyspn 10y ago
> ...as a subscriber to USPA magazine..
Somewhat you missed the safety section in USPA's website:
"According to the National Safety Council, a person is much more likely to be killed getting struck by lightning or stung by a bee."
http://www.uspa.org/facts-faqs/safety http://www.uspa.org/facts-faqs/safety
- dahart 10y agoAgain, what's your point? Skydiving is super safe. There, are you happy? What you just cited is both irrelevant and not a statistic. Getting stung by bees doesn't typically result in injury or death, so who cares how likely it is relative to anything? Neither lightning strikes nor bee stings are "activities" per se, it's not something you choose to do. It's more fair to compare skydiving to motocross. But people don't accidentally skydive, so comparing to lightning strikes and bee stings is meaningless.