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    Concussions Statistics on the Head Case website. The helmet is by far the most important piece of equipment in the game. Over time the transformation of the helmet has left a huge effect on the safety of the game and the safety of the players and is continuing to impact football in a positive…

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    apparent consequences in order to make a behavioral decision. The Helmet safety campaign uses three individuals in their campaign, two without helmets and one with a helmet. The first two suffered from injuries that could have been avoided if they were wearing helmets. The last campaign picture was a woman wearing a helmet showing that she did not sustain any injuries because of the helmet. Statistics show that when wearing your helmet will reduce the risk of brain injury by 88 percent, the risk…

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    The Shocking Absorbing Capabilities of Century Bob Since Century Bob is constructed to look like a human being, some parts of it are tougher than others. When the nose is hit, it is more resistant than for example, hitting the neck would be. The urethane foam that it is made out of makes it very solid with only a little give so it reacts as it should when it is struck. Space Needed For Setup/Is it Suitable to Use at Home? The dimensions of Century Bob are 24X24X61…

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    motorcycle helmet. As we discussed earlier about the cost of medical treatment from wearing one to choosing not to wear a helmet. Helmets also come in different varieties like full face which offers the most protection, to the three-quarter with a little less protection, and the half helmet with limited protection. With the ability to choose different types and color, you can also get novelty helmets that do not have any safety standards associated with them. While whatever helmet type is…

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    After analyzing the medical records of more than 6,267 individuals who had experienced a brain injury after a biking accident, they found only a little over 25 percent wore a helmet. When researchers compared this to cyclists who wore a helmet, they discovered that those who wear a helmet have a 58 percent decreased likelihood of undergoing a serious traumatic brain injury after an accident. In addition, they had 59 percent less chances that they would die, and they had 61 percent less…

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    different type of helmet that inflates airbag to protect against collision. Originally created to improve the aesthetic look of a traditional helmet, this inflatable helmet also seemed to protect a biker’s head quiet better than the traditional one during an accident. The helmets biker’s are wearing these days are better than not at all, but not that effective during an accident. Most of the biker’s don’t want to use the heavy helmets because of the hit, and those thin helmets can’t protect them…

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    Helmet laws have become controversial over time. Despite being created to protect bikers, many of them feel that they’re a violation of their freedom. In his essay called “Helmet Laws Discriminate Against Bikers”, Stan Daniels attempts to prove that not only are helmet laws unnecessary and annoying, they violate the freedom of Americans. According to Daniels, laws requiring bikers to wear helmets are discriminatory and against the freedom America claims to give its citizens. In this essay i’ll…

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    Do I Really Know The Game of Street Hockey? 1) WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT STREET HOCKEY? Street hockey is also known as ball hockey, road hockey, and dek hockey. Street hockey is a variation of the game of ice hockey, in which the game is played outdoors with people wearing inline skates, roller skates, or just shoes. The game is played with a hockey stick and a ball or puck. Although it is preferable to play on an outdoor surface, such as tennis court, parking lot, a street, or any other asphalt…

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    The motorcyclist's choice of a helmet can mean the difference between surviving an accident or dying. Overlooked details or stylistic choices can contribute to an unsafe decision. Just because a helmet is up for sale doesn't mean it's safe, or that it's safe for you in particular. Here are five tips to follow when getting a helmet: Get a full face helmet. Almost half of all motorcycle injuries involve the face. Horrific and fatal injuries do occur to the face, chin, and jaw. Surviving a serious…

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    How To Play Hockey

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    As a child, I was extremely active and participated in many sports, however, there is no question that my main source of physical activity was hockey. Like many other children from my community in Kingston, hockey has been a true passion of mine for as long as I can remember. My father was the one who introduced hockey into my life at a young age, as he did for my older brother Andrew as well. Growing up, my father would dedicate many winter days and nights building and maintaining an outdoor…

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