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The Truth about injuries and football
1997 MAYO CLINIC STUDY CONCLUDES: FOOTBALL NO MORE DANGEROUS THAN "OTHER RECREATIONAL OR COMPETITIVE SPORTS"
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Football Safety -- Keeping Them Safe
Each year, more than 150,000 football players under age 15 seek treatment for injuries in hospital emergency rooms. ...
Dehydration
Dehydration is a condition that occurs when a person loses more fluids (such as urine or sweat) than he or she ...
CHECK-CALL-CARE
Using the check-call-care system gives players and coaches a defensive strategy to tackle emergency situations.
Emergency ...
HELMET REMOVAL
Never remove an injured player's helmet unless directed to do so by a medical authority or to provide lifesaving ...
FIRST AID SAFETY KIT
In any sport or activity, safety is the number one concern of parents, coaches, athletes, and fans. That is why ...
PREVENTING WEATHER-RELATED INJURIES
Don't endanger lives by playing games with weather safety rules.
WHAT COACHES SHOULD KNOW
A coach ...
CARING FOR BRUISES AND ABRASIONS
by: Russell L. Ellis, M.D., Lawrence J. Lemak, M.D.
Abrasion and bruises are common and simple to treat.
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EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN
An Emergency Action Plan helps coaches develop a winning plan to save lives. Be prepared for potential emergencies.
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INJURY REPORT FORM
Clark County Youth Football: INJURY REPORT FORM
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