Which of the following is NOT a common injury associated with exercise?

Fractures are indeed less common compared to other injuries associated with exercise, which typically involve soft tissues rather than bones. Abrasions, sprains, and dislocations frequently occur in physical activities.

Abrasions usually result from falls or friction against a surface, often impacting the skin but generally not causing significant damage to underlying tissues. Sprains occur when ligaments are stretched or torn, commonly in joints such as the ankle or knee, often due to sudden twists or impacts. Dislocations involve the bones in a joint being forced out of their normal position, which can happen during high-impact or contact sports.

While fractures can happen in exercise contexts—especially in high-impact activities—they are not as prevalent as the other injuries listed. Thus, identifying fractures as not a common exercise injury highlights the distinction in frequency and the types of injuries typically encountered in physical activities.