Sprains and strains are the most common type of injury in shooting sports, accounting for over 50% of all injuries.

Overuse is the most common cause of repetitive strain injury in shooting sports, accounting for over 70% of all cases.

All of the above are important ways to prevent repetitive strain injury in shooting sports.

Rotational concussion is the most common type of concussion in shooting sports, accounting for over 60% of all concussions.

Being struck by a firearm is the most common cause of concussion in shooting sports, accounting for over 80% of all concussions.

All of the above are important ways to prevent concussion in shooting sports.

Wrist sprain is the most common type of sprain or strain in shooting sports, accounting for over 30% of all sprains and strains.

Overuse is the most common cause of sprain or strain in shooting sports, accounting for over 60% of all sprains and strains.

All of the above are important ways to prevent sprain or strain in shooting sports.

Clavicle fracture is the most common type of fracture in shooting sports, accounting for over 20% of all fractures.

Being struck by a firearm is the most common cause of fracture in shooting sports, accounting for over 70% of all fractures.

All of the above are important ways to prevent fracture in shooting sports.

Corneal abrasion is the most common type of eye injury in shooting sports, accounting for over 50% of all eye injuries.

Being hit by a bullet is the most common cause of eye injury in shooting sports, accounting for over 80% of all eye injuries.

All of the above are important ways to prevent eye injury in shooting sports.