These longboard wipeouts give a whole new meaning to road rash. Footage from various longboarding events across the midwest show when these riders pushed their limits just a little too far and ended up eating some serious pavement.

Whoever said you have to actually win to be a winner obviously hadn't seen Olly the Jack Russell terrier during a dog show before. The former rescue dog wipes out and the runs in the wrong direction during his run at the 2017 Crufts Dog Show in Birmingham, England. But none of that matters to ...

If there's one thing to take away from watching Alex Graydon do his thing on a wakeboard, it's not how good he is -- he's freakishly good -- it's that the dude can take a beating. Most of his accidents look like they'd put even a professional stuntman in the hospital for a month. But not ...

Things look a little hairy for Brazilian surfer Pedro Viana and his attempting rescuer, Lucas Chianca, after he wiped out while trying to rescue the surfer. After Chianca picked Viana up on a jet ski, it looked like they were home free until they hit some rough water and capsized. They were in a ...

Besides belonging in the water and having the ability to float, boats and surfboards are completely different. You know that, we know that, but apparently this guy had no idea. He's for some reason thinks it's a good idea to ride the pipeline of a wave in his boat (Hint: It's not) with others on ...

Some people don't think ahead before making big life decisions, they just jump. This surfer is one of those people. He's seen briefly standing atop a large rock before launching into an oncoming wave, which immediately smashes him into the rock he was just standing on. As soon as he hits the water, ...

What happens when a speed boat goes over 74MPH in choppy seas, and then hits a wave just right (or, just wrong)...this is what happens. https://youtu.be/h0utBfPhtjg

Most surfing wipeouts are hardly extraordinary, or even dangerous. Nine times out of ten, a wipeout is more akin to launching a flying squirrel off the diving board than, say, plunging backwards from the coping of an eight foot half-pipe while skateboarding. After all, it’s only water, right? ...

Dosland fell roughly 40 feet on Wednesday while surfing on one of Maui’s Jaws waves, multiple publications reported. Dosland strained his neck and broke his board during the fall. "It felt like I jumped off a cliff," said Dosland. https://youtu.be/xH4SL9rQWGE