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    There were no injuries that occurred during the event. The most common injuries to occur during a hockey game are groin strains. They can be caused quick movements and change of direction. This can happen in when a player does a hard stop to try to chase a puck. Also muscle imbalances in the area of the groin can put the player at a higher risk to be injured in the groin area. Also knee ligament areas specifically the MCL, this injury can be caused by overstretching the area. The injury can…

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    Traumatic Brain Injuries of high school football athletes. It is something that athletes are all too familiar with on a daily basis. Just one single hit could end up being more fatal than anyone would think about. Concussions are very common with those who play rigorous sports because of the constant person-to-person contact or even contact of the object they play with, like a football. One issue with this is the idea of do the risks outweigh the benefits to young people playing sports. That…

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    Due to the intensity of the contact in both football and boxing, injuries pose a major threat to the brain in the form of both short-term and long-term effects. A few of the effects include concussions, altered skills and functions, loss of memory, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, and potentially death. Brain injuries can affect each part of the body in different ways for each individual. At only thirteen years old, Zack Lystedt walked on the football field just like any other game, but what…

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    Concussions: The Invisible Injury Ben Utecht, a former tight end in the NFL, said “The concussion crisis has changed the face of sports as we know it and it has brought to surface the incredible importance of our brain health. The time is now for us to make our brain the number one priority so that education and awareness can take effect, and begin to change the way we approach the health of our athletes from youth to professionals.” Along with attempting to prevent concussions, athletes…

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    players have a high rate of severe brain damage and it needs to be lowered. More than 40 percent of retired NFL players had signs of a traumatic brain injury based on MRI scans called diffusion tensor imaging. Some crucial cognitive injuries – concussions and cognitive decline – even have long-term implications that extend for years after the injury has healed. In this case, NFL athletes have gotten injured and later realized it had caused further damage to their mind or body. Tracy Scroggins, a…

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    Heads Up: causes and effects of brain injuries in athletes Each individual raindrop crashes against the thousands of fake green strands of artificial turf that creates a slippery battlefield. The rustic benches are stacked endlessly to provide an ultimate view of the fierce duel that is going to begin at any second. The crowd is roaring as steaming hot chocolate is spilling, and the stands are squeaking as they sway back and forth from the uncontrolled chants. The tension is forming, the little…

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    football players have died in 2014, according to the National Center for Sports Injury Research, but other factors may have also caused this than just football(16). This is about the dangers of sports injuries, and how we can keep this from happening so much. I think that football is the most dangerous sport out of all the sports that exist because out of all sports it causes the most concussions and other sports injuries, and that it is possible to make it safer so people don’t get injured so…

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    Injury: groin strain Definition of injury: a usually sports-related injury characterized by intense pain in the region of the groin usually due to abnormal straining or stretching of an adductor muscle of the thigh & especially the adductor longus A strain is the stretching/tearing of a ligament A ligament connects bone-to-bone Adduction is the movement of body parts towards the body’s midline A midfielder in soccer runs frequently back and forth on the soccer field Midfielder took too big of a…

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    Imagine being slammed to the ground by 300 pound beast. Football is very dangerous and is known for hard hits and causing concussions and other head injuries. These high impact sports injuries are These high impact sports are dangerous because they can cause. They can cause memory problems, They can cause depression and anger, and cause headaches. Hard hits can lead to memory loss in football. One piece of evidence in the text is “Monti, now 18, suffers from post-concussion syndrome, which…

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    ACL Injury In Sports

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    Growing up, I watched a lot of sports. Baseball was my favorite. My family and I cheered for the Atlanta Braves through the good and bad times. Some of my favorite memories are of going to baseball games with my family. I clearly remember the day my favorite player went down due to an ACL injury. In 2010, Chipper Jones made a spectacular throw from third, a boom-boom play at first. Chipper got the out for the Braves. I remember my excitement fading as Chipper immediately went to the ground. I…

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