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Longboarding
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Longboarding
A street sport in which the practitioner is balanced atop a 130-cm/52-inch brake-less skateboard and travels down long asphalt paved roads at speeds of up to 40 kph/25 mph
Risks Road rash, death

longboarding
Sports medicine A street sport in which the practitioner is balanced atop a 130 cm–52 inch brakeless skateboard and careens down long asphalt paved roads at speeds of up to 40 kph–25 mph Risks Road rash, getting squished


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