Ethical issues in extreme sports often revolve around safety, risk, and environmental impact. Participants face risks that can lead to severe injuries or fatalities, raising questions about informed consent and the responsibilities of event organizers. Furthermore, environmental concerns arise from the commercialization of extreme sports, where natural landscapes are often altered or harmed for the sake of developing courses and facilities. Balancing the thrill of adrenaline with ethical stewardship of both participants' well-being and the environment is crucial in navigating these complexities.