Oct 11, 2017
4:42:26pm
4:42:26pm
NOT true. Most concussions in soccer are NOT caused by heading the ball.
I've played soccer for 33 years and have NEVER had a concussion heading the ball. The one single concussion I did get was not even during an actual game. I was dribbling the ball on the grass after a game and somehow stepped on the ball and rolled off it.
The issue in question regarding heading a soccer ball is whether repeated heading is cumulative over time with respect to SUB-CONCUSSIVE events. Much different.
The issue in question regarding heading a soccer ball is whether repeated heading is cumulative over time with respect to SUB-CONCUSSIVE events. Much different.
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10/11/17 2:20pm
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What about soccer? More kids get concussions playing soccer than any other sport. What if he swallows a lot of water
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10/11/17 4:06pm
the average 15-17 boy is not a "full grown" man. To assume that the average HS kid is going up against
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Are you going to let them drive a car? They are far more likely to have long term injuries from car accidents?
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