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Student Hit on Head In Hammer Throw Accident

Here’s an example why playings sports is very dangerous. A unlucky 16 year old high school student was hit on the head by a 6-kg hammer at school during sports practice. As a result, he is now lying in a hospital in a coma.

Student Hit on Head In Hammer Throw Accident

The incident happened in Adachi Higashi high school in Tokyo whereby the hammer was thrown by a 17-year-old student practicing for a track and field meet.

The hammer flew 40 meters and hit the 16-year-old when he was picking up his own hammer.

A teacher who coaches the students told police he had always them to shout out a warning to each other before they throw the hammer.

Source: JapanToday

The poor fella is really unlucky. The field is so huge and it still landed on his head.

The only thankful thing was that it wasn’t a javelin, else he would be skewered instead of being hammered.

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7 Responses to Student Hit on Head In Hammer Throw Accident

  1. Hei says:

    Wait is he ok though?
    I mean a 6kg hammer to the head should kill you shouldn’t it?

  2. Alafista says:

    @ Hei: oops I forgot to mention in the post that he’s now lying in the hospital in a coma

  3. Dee says:

    whats with all these student accidents?!?!? hope it doesnt spread to england……

  4. I hope he will recover from the coma.. I dunno why alot of accidents are happening in schools this month..

    Anyway, out-of-topic, the girl looks cute.. *right-click & save*.. ^^

  5. Hei says:

    @Alafista: thanks, but dang that’s depressing..

  6. KiTT says:

    @Dee: Heads up!

    All these “accidents” must be sabotage for the olympics this year

  7. Deranged says:

    40 metres…. that’s impressive, well to someone who only got 30s in his time in middle school track and field…. D: