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- Safeword_(sports) abstract "A safeword, as used in sports, is a code word used by a player to avoid impending injury.In certain contact sports such as rugby and professional wrestling, when a player feels an opposing players actions will lead to him or herself being seriously injured, he may utter a safeword which tells the opponent to stop the actions.Professional rugby union footballers recognize the safeword \"neck\". This is said, during a scrum, when a player fears that his neck risks being broken. Players on both teams will recognize this and immediately release any downward pressure.A more common example is \"Matte\" (pronounced \"mah-teh\", meaning \"Wait!\") in most Japanese martial arts including judo, which indicates surrender, usually due to an arm lock or a choke. In professional competition, saying \"stop\" or \"help\" does not indicate surrender and the opponent may continue combat.During lifeguard training, the American Red Cross uses a \"tap off\" as a form of the safeword. If at anytime one of the lifeguard trainees feels that they do not have enough oxygen to complete an underwater simulation of a rescue, that trainee should tap the other person twice to signal that the rescue has been aborted.".
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageID "6836777".
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageLength "1483".
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageOutDegree "15".
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageRevisionID "632224453".
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink American_Red_Cross.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Armlock.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sports_terminology.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Chokehold.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Code_word.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Injury.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Japan.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Judo.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Lifeguard.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Martial_arts.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Professional_wrestling.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Rugby_football.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Rugby_union.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Scrum_(rugby_union).
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLink Submission_(combat_sports).
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Safeword (sports)".
- Safeword_(sports) auto "yes".
- Safeword_(sports) date "December 2009".
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Sports-stub.
- Safeword_(sports) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Unreferenced_stub.
- Safeword_(sports) subject Category:Sports_terminology.
- Safeword_(sports) hypernym Word.
- Safeword_(sports) type Food.
- Safeword_(sports) comment "A safeword, as used in sports, is a code word used by a player to avoid impending injury.In certain contact sports such as rugby and professional wrestling, when a player feels an opposing players actions will lead to him or herself being seriously injured, he may utter a safeword which tells the opponent to stop the actions.Professional rugby union footballers recognize the safeword \"neck\". This is said, during a scrum, when a player fears that his neck risks being broken.".
- Safeword_(sports) label "Safeword (sports)".
- Safeword_(sports) sameAs Q7398690.
- Safeword_(sports) sameAs m.0grt14.
- Safeword_(sports) sameAs Q7398690.
- Safeword_(sports) wasDerivedFrom Safeword_(sports)?oldid=632224453.
- Safeword_(sports) isPrimaryTopicOf Safeword_(sports).