canuckeast

I wouldn't recommend you do any sport without a full battery of tests and medical advice based upon scientific test results. All my concussions were diagnosed. The only change I've noticed, is I'm not as academically intelligent as I used to be. Also- I'm very accident-prone.

I haven't played soccer in a year. I've never played ice hockey. I get hit by hockey pucks sometimes, because I'm a sports photographer and I don't always see stuff coming when I'm taking pictures.

I'm 20-years-old, and 5'10, 135lbs. I'm very accident prone and get injured very easily. I've had: -at least 10 concussions (some from playing soccer, some from getting bullied in school, and some from accidents in my job.) -a fractured orbital bone (I got this from a hockey puck hitting me in the head while i was taking pictures. It never healed right because the idiot ER doctors didn't find it until a month later despite the fact I had all the symptoms. Then they left it alone to heal on its own and a recent xray finally cleared me but it still gives me a little pain.) -a broken wrist (from falling down a hill) -broken toes (twice- from playing soccer) -cracked ribs (twice) I want to learn a martial art because I'm small and people I knew in school still bully me. I also think that martial arts look fun, but I don't know if I should try martial arts because I'm so injury-prone.