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What are the most common injuries that occur in bareback bronc riding?
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Varies: Knee and shoulder injuries are the most common in riding. About 10% of injuries are head injuries such as concussions, facial fractures, and lacerations to the face. These are the ones you should worry about because most riders don't use helmets.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Concussion and : Fractures of the bones (kneeand shoulders).
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