I skateboard and snowboard, and falling on the cement, or falling in the snow doesn't hurt nearly as much as falling on strait ice, like in an ice-skating rink. Why is that?
well maybe its because your cold and wen u hit sumthin wen ur cold its gonna hurt double then wen ur warm and i think it hurts more on cement since its uneven and ur hands get scraped up i dont skateboard but i do a lot of things in the street lik basebal basketball and football i live in the city
You by and large had a concussion or a closed head damage...that is severe nevertheless if you happen to nonetheless experiencing signs...I could endorse you notice a healthcare professional....If you begin to discover any united states weak point, predicament talking, jerky hobbies of legs/hands, feeling burdened....If you begin to revel in those form signs...you have to see a clinical healthcare professional and I endorse a ct test...your damage probably extra extreme than you recognize....I could move to the healthcare professional.....I dont suppose they are going to inform you to head dwelling and leisure...it is a severe topic
snow has a lot of air between the snow particles, so your fall is cushioned...(in physics terms, the time it takes the snow to bring your speed to zero is longer therefore it requires less force) however, I am not sure about ice vs. cement...cement hurts pretty badly...maybe you are feeling the effects of the cold? not really sure how to explain your experiences on ice, but falling on cement is something I would definitely try to avoid
