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    Head Injuries in Today ’s NHL The National Hockey League is one of the most intense and aggressive leagues in the world. The NHL is home to the best professional hockey players in the world; professionals who perform every night for their teammates‚ coaches‚ and especially their fans. This is a league where every night players risk their bodies being knocked to the ice and punched in the face by their opponents. Because of this risk‚ the NHL needs to find a way to protect the star players they

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    In youth and high school football‚ many injuries are suffered every year. Some injuries are just painful spots on the body‚ such as contusions‚ breaks‚ and sprains. Other injuries may be catastrophic and sometimes even deadly. State laws in WV now require players to take concussion tests yearly before seasonal play begins‚ but the question some may ask is‚ is just one test a year enough? Personally‚ I am a strong supporter of children playing any sport that is offered. With that being said‚ young

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    Injury One of my teenage memories that has scared me for life literally resulted from an injury. Imagine being down in a football game and the offense really isn’t moving the ball down the field and the coach decides to put you at running back. You break a long run down the right sideline and get pushed out of bounds around the 20 yard line. You bounce up full of excitement just to collapse back onto the ground. Or to go back: Through all the hot summer days waking up at 6AM to be on the field at

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    million sports related youth injuries per year in the United States alone. High school athletes consist of about 2.5 million of those injuries and an average of 6 high school football players die each year because of the sport they love (Stanford)(Gorman). It is well known that professional football players and even unpaid college football players risk their well being every day to put on a show for the many fans and spectators that enjoy watching people slam their heads into each other at high velocities

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    Finally‚ sports can cause way to many injuries. Way too many kids are getting hurt in all kinds of sports and it’s not good. The article High School‚ College Football Comes With Risk says‚ “… found that boys aged 10 to 14 were most likely to end up in the nation’s emergency departments with a traumatic brain injury‚ and that activities such as bicycling‚ horseback riding‚ football‚ basketball and use of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) were most often to blame.” This quote is saying that boys 10 to 14

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    Bakari Buncum 8/2013 Engl. 205 “HeadHead‚ and More Head: Personal analysis on Cornel West: Black Sexuality: The Taboo Subject (1993) “Headhead‚ and more head” as Brother Luke would say. It seems to me that we African Americans‚ excuse me‚ Black Africans have lost our sense of culture and ideology behind what we believe to be our sexual nature. In return we have embodied the European and early ignorant southern racist definition of sexuality. Which has led us to being stereotyped as Hypersexual

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    P3/M2/D1 Ligament injuries The dictionary definition of a ligament is ‘’ A short band of tough‚ flexible‚ fibrous connective tissue that connects two bones or cartilages or holds together a joint.’’ This basically means a ligament is a connective tissue that unlike a tendon which connects muscle to bone a ligament connects bone and also stabilised a joint. When someone damages a ligament it’s called a sprain. An example of a ligament injury is an ACL injury (Anterior cruciate ligament injury). This type

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    term injuries such as brain and health injuries. Injuries raise from sports getting more dangerous. In the three passages "Weighing the risks"‚ "Let them play"‚ and "The professionals’ points of view". There are arguments about whether or not the people are safe enough. To begin with‚ players can suffer major brain damage. In the passage "Weighing the risks" it states former players may suffer several types of brain disorders from concussions and severe impacts from tackle. Football players

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    would coaches not take out a player that had a head trauma that could be a small ding to the head? If all coaches and trainers take out and check athletes that have any type of hits to their head even when they said they are fine and don’t show any signs of head trauma how that could’ve decrease deaths or long term injuries from head trauma. But how things should be or could be‚ as why don’t all schools give a test to all athletes to compare in case of head trauma? If they give this test like they do

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    play all season‚ and everyone was excited to test their skills against a tough opponent. However‚ I had a problem. I was carrying a knee injury that I had picked up in a game earlier in the season. Sometimes‚ my knee made it difficult to run‚ let alone play a game of high intensity rugby. However‚ I had been picked for the game‚ and I wasn’t going to let an injury stop me in a game as important as this. As I stepped out from inside the school into the biting cold air‚ I looked around for my teammates

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