Figure 3. Concept map showing the most common dangers faced by runners in the bull-run Dangers increase with Bull/s separated from the herd such as falls of Bulls of Runners Gorings Pushing Fractures Bumps Crowding increases the risk of Pile-ups of fallen runners occur especially in the entrance to the Bull-ring also occur in the rest of the route in Recent years provoked by the Media belonging to Many countries Trampling Slipping by the Runners Trauma due to wet surface caused by Rain increases risk of Falling by Bulls by Runners Slipping by Runners Bulls increase with Crowding increases risk of pileups of fallen runners occur especially in the entrance to the Bull-ring also occur in the Rest of the route in recent years provoked by the media belonging to Many countries are caused by Specific actions such as Falling and getting up too soon Inciting the Bulls either from the side from behind In the Bull Ring, inciting the Bulls Crossing in front of one another causing falls among Bulls among Runners Standing still at the Side of the street especially when a bull/s is/are separated from the herd Touching the Bulls Ignorance regarding specific actions such as Falling and getting up too soon Inciting the Bulls either from the side from behind In the Bull Ring, inciting the Bulls Crossing in front of another runner causing falls among Bulls among Runners Standing still at the Sid of the street especially when a bull/s is/are separated from the herd Touching the Bulls is very frequent among Foreign runners