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Contact sport

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collision between players. They define such collision sports as being where: "athletes purposely hit or collide with each other or with inanimate objects (including the ground) with great force", while in limited-contact sports such impacts are often "infrequent and inadvertent". While contact sports are considered the most high risk for injury, in some sports being a major feature (such as boxing or other martial arts), limited-contact and noncontact sports are not without risk as injury or contact may come about as a result of a fall or collision with the playing area, or a piece of
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There has been an increasing medical, academic, and media focus on sports involving rapid contact in the late 20th to early 21st century and their relationship with sports injuries. Several sports' governing bodies began changing their rules in order to decrease the incidence of serious injuries and
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and taekwondo where competitors are allowed to attempt to knock out an opponent through strikes to the head or otherwise bringing the opponent to the floor. Full contact rules differentiate from other forms of the same sports that may otherwise restrict blows to the head and the use of elbows or
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Some definitions of contact sports, particularly martial arts, have the concept of full contact, semi-contact and noncontact (or other definitions) for both training and competitive sparring. Some categories of contact may or may not be combined with other methods of scoring, but full contact is
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Contact sports are categorised by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) into three main categories: contact, limited-contact and noncontact. In attempting to define relative risk for competitors in sports the AAP have further defined contact sports as containing some element of intentional
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A full contact sport is primarily any combat sport that allows the competitor to attempt to knock-out or otherwise defeat their opponent by physically incapacitating them. Examples of this would include most professional martial arts such as
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As defined by the AAP, and also considered collision sports. The AAP notes Martial arts can be subclassified as judo, jujitsu, karate, kung fu, and tae kwon do; some forms are contact sports and others are limited-contact sports.
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is forbidden. Some semi-contact sports use a point system to determine the winner and use extensive protective gear to protect the athletes from injury. Examples of semi-contact sports include
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As defined by the AAP. The AAP notes Martial arts can be subclassified as judo, jujitsu, karate, kung fu, and tae kwon do; some forms are contact sports and others are limited-contact sports.
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and require a of change equipment, alter or omit rules, and are generally differentiated from contact sports by their explicit intent of defeating an opponent in physical combat.
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and containing physical contact between the combatants simulating full-power techniques. The techniques are restricted to limited power, and rendering the opponent
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Protocol in 2011, banning concussed players from re-entering the same game in which they were injured in order to reduce the risk of further injury and damage.
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generally considered to include the potential for victory by knockout or submission depending on the form of combat. An example of this is
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where physical contact between competitors, or their environment, is an integral part of the game. For example,
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avoid lawsuits. In some countries, new laws have been passed, particularly in regard to concussions.
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and squash), contact with other athletes or with inanimate objects is infrequent or inadvertent.
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by the referee, umpire or similar official when an offence is deemed to have occurred.
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or even a piece of protective wear worn by a teammate or opposition player.
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Some contact sports have limited-contact or noncontact variations (such as
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policy statement was revised in 2008 to include the following definition:
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uses the term contact sport and collision sport to refer to sports like
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At the professional level, America's professional football league, the
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As a result of the risk of injury, some sports require the use of
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was passed after the death of a young Canadian female athlete.
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Most contact sports require any male players to wear a
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Index

Semi-contact

Australian rules football
sport
gridiron football
tackling
high tackle
spear tackle
below the belt
unsportsmanlike conduct
foul
sporting equipment
hockey stick
football
full contact karate
combat sports
flag football
American football
walking football
United States
rugby
American football
professional wrestling
ice hockey
lacrosse
roller derby
soccer
baseball
handball
badminton

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