People these days are engaging in adventurous, life threatening sport activities more frequently. It is often argued that one should not depend on rescue operators while participating in these sports and it should be one’s own responsibility. I agree with the argument that everyone’s life is precious and it should not be risked to satisfy another person’s craving for a few moments of adrenaline rush.
Firstly, the main reason for sparing rescuers from risking their life is that their job is to save lives of people who get accidentally involved in any mishap and it is not wise to expect them to risk their own life in a bid to save the life of a daredevil who needs nothing but a few minutes of thrill and excitement. Some rescue operations lead to death or permanent disability of these workers and they might be the sole breadwinners of their family, so their bereavement could financially impact their family. Therefore, they should be excused from unnecessarily risking their own lives for the sake of others’ excitement.
Another reason to argue that participants are responsible for their own safety is that people are mature enough to take decisions about their life and should use common sense before engaging in these sports. For instance, one should indulge in scuba diving only if swimming is known to them and consider all risks before taking the plunge. Those who still take a chance know the consequences very well and there is no need for another person to try to save them putting their own life at risk.
To conclude, people who participate in adventurous activities for thrill and excitement know very well the risks involved. Hence, they are solely responsible for their safety and rescue workers do not have to save them at the expense of their lives. 
 People
 these days are engaging in adventurous,  
life threatening
 sport activities more  
frequently
. It is  
often
 argued that one should not depend on rescue operators while participating in these  
sports and
 it should be one’s  
own
 responsibility. I  
agree
 with the argument that everyone’s  
life
 is  
precious and
 it should not  
be risked
 to satisfy another person’s craving for a few moments of adrenaline rush. 
Firstly
, the main reason for sparing rescuers from risking their  
life
 is that their job is to  
save
  lives
 of  
people
  who
  get
  accidentally
 involved in any  
mishap and
 it is not wise to  
expect
 them to  
risk
 their  
own
  life
 in a bid to  
save
 the  
life
 of a daredevil  
who
 needs nothing  
but
 a few minutes of thrill and excitement.  
Some
 rescue operations lead to death or permanent disability of these  
workers and
 they might be the sole breadwinners of their family,  
so
 their bereavement could  
financially
 impact their family.  
Therefore
, they should  
be excused
 from  
unnecessarily
 risking their  
own
  lives
 for the sake of others’ excitement.
Another reason to argue that participants are responsible for their  
own
 safety is that  
people
 are mature  
enough
 to take decisions about their  
life
 and should  
use
 common sense  
before
 engaging in these sports.  
For instance
, one should indulge in scuba diving  
only
 if swimming  
is known
 to them and consider all  
risks
  before
 taking the plunge. Those  
who
  still
 take a chance know the consequences  
very
 well and there is no need for another person to try to  
save
 them putting their  
own
  life
 at  
risk
. 
To conclude
,  
people
  who
 participate in adventurous activities for thrill and excitement know  
very
 well the  
risks
 involved.  
Hence
, they are  
solely
 responsible for their safety and rescue workers do not  
have to
  save
 them at the expense of their  
lives
.