Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise · 2016 · 18 citations · 22 references
It may be more difficult to mitigate concussive forces sustained in impacts to the top and sides of the head than the front of the head. These findings fall in line with previous research demonstrating that reduced impact magnitudes may lessen concussion risk. Studying appropriate training paradigms to develop safer playing techniques on the field is warranted.
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MEASUREMENT OF HEAD IMPACTS IN COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
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