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How to be safe from the injuries while snow boarding.
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Well I would like to beg sorry if the place is not the right one to post this.

I am learning snowboarding it's been around three and a half months. I started to learn this because I think it's one of the most exciting games to play rather than some other. Another reason for this is the snowboarding club is close to me as well. In spite, of having several precautions I got my left ankle injured for three times, which is really embracing. For the safety I have had used ankle brace , but they didn't prove to be the solution for me. My query is what should I do now either leave the game or continue it. Or is this accident happening to me because of my carelessness?
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