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A History & Report About Protection Of The Skull And Brain By Reduction Of Velocity Forces To The TMJ
Brain Pad Inc., (“BPI”) originally founded in 1995 by a Dental Surgeon in Philadelphia whose client list included professional boxers, has been protecting athletes, first in combat arts and then in helmeted sports, for over 16 years; havi...
N.C. H.S. Football Players Must Sit 1 Play If Helmet Pops Off
Charlotte Observerhttp://prepinsiders.blogspot.com/2012/02/prep-football-players-must-sit-one-play.htmlBeginning next fall, when a high school football player’s helmet comes off while the ball is live, he’ll be required to sit out at leas...

Sports Nutrition
GenerationUCAN is a new product on the sports nutrition market that sets itself apart by providing energy for long workouts by using a new carbohydrate called the SuperStarch. ...

Recovery Gear
Do your players complain of sore muscles after two-a-days? This Recovery Gear from McDavid may be what you need to keep everyone feeling fresh after tough workouts....
Minnesota School Board Discusses Concussion Testing
Jordan Independent, David Schuellerhttp://www.jordannews.com/view/full_story/17123761/article-Concussion-testing-back-in-playJORDAN, Minn.--The Jordan School Board decided to move forward with concussion baseline testing. The test gives a number for ...
New California Law Addresses Concussions
Morgan Hill Times, Connor Rameyhttp://www.morganhilltimes.com/sports/prep/article_36c1717a-380b-11e1-9ec4-0019bb30f31a.htmlWith national attention turned to head injuries in sports – specifically concussions – new California legislation t...

Mentally coping with debilitating sports injuries
Being sidelined affects the mind just as much as the injured body part By Lindsey Wilson, Owner And Lead Presenter, Positive Performance Consulting, Seattle, Washington It's truly a marvel of modern science that we have so many different ways to ...
Children’s Hospital Boston Survey Shows Concussion-Management Inconsistencies In H.S. Athletes
Boston, Mass. – Concussions account for nearly 15 percent of all sport-related injuries in high school athletes, according to researchers at Children’s Hospital Boston. But who takes the lead role in managing those injuries and in decidin...






