Kitesurfer's Brush with Death Highlights Sport's Risks

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Lison Mage, an experienced kitesurfer, narrowly escaped paralysis after a kite dragged her into trees, resulting in severe injuries.
Experts emphasize safety protocols and experience in mitigating risks in the sport.

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Lison Mage, an experienced kitesurfer, narrowly escaped paralysis after a kite dragged her into trees, resulting in severe injuries. Experts emphasize safety protocols and experience in mitigating risks in the sport.

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