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  • How to try out the sport of extreme downhill wheelchair racing

    Extreme downhill wheelchair racing is a new extreme sport that involves going down steep hills in wheelchairs. It is very thrilling to do. you can also do drifts, wheelies and stunts in the...

  • How to Go Down a Luge Slide

    The average luge run covers a drop of about 300 feet and can exceed speeds of 90 mph. Proper technique is important. Read below for some pointers.

  • How to Build a Street Luge

    Street luge is an extreme sport, which usually means dangerous or exhilarating. The luge involves laying down on a small board that is on wheels and sitting at the top of a large hill. Then you...

  • How to Learn the History of Street Luge

    Street luging is basically moving down a hill at ferocious speeds about 2 inches off the pavement. If that does not fit the definition of an extreme sport, then nothing does. Learn how this sport...

  • How to Street Luge

    Street luges have been clocked moving faster than 80 mph, with the rider lying mere inches from the pavement. In addition to being an exciting and fun sport, street luge is a personal challenge, a...

  • How to Street Luge Safely

    "Street luge" is a Hungarian expression meaning "extreme danger." Okay, maybe not, but while traveling at 40 to 60 mph, your unprotected body is literally inches away from the pavement. Protect...

  • How to Watch Street Luge

    Street luge moves very fast, and watching it can be tricky, not to mention dangerous.

  • How to Practice for Street Luge

    If you want to improve, you have to practice. But street luge being what it is, practice could put you on the injured list, unable to compete. The key to practicing street luge is to proceed...

  • How to Win at Street Luge

    Want to win at street luge? It's simple: Ride fast - faster than anyone has ever gone before.

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