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    called the syndesmosis joint. This is the joint that is between the tibia and fibula. When an ankle does not heal correctly, it is called a nonunion. There are many ways to cause an ankle injury. Twisting or rolling an ankle can create ankle injuries. Tripping over something or falling down can also cause ankle injuries. There are many ways to tell if an ankle is broken. These symptoms are severe pain, swelling, colored bruising, unable to put any weight on it, or dislocation. If someone has these symptoms

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    Running Injuries

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    Running Injuries There are many benefits of running. From releasing negative energy to burning excess weight, there’s no doubt your body is taking advantage of physical activity when running. Unfortunately there are some negative effects as well. Running causes injuries, but by identifying symptoms, they can be treated and prevented. Many injuries include runner’s knee, intestinal distress, Achilles tendinitis, and shin splints. According to Cross Country Running, “65% of all runners will be injured

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    Sports Injuries

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    Sports Injuries In the U.S there are thirty million or more children/teens that participate in sports. Out of the 30 million children/teens that participate in sports, 3.5 million of those children/teens get injured each year. What Is A Sports Injury? A sports injury can be described as just an injury you get while playing sports. A sports injury could be just a sprained ankle, hamstring pull, shin splints, acl tear and a groin pull. Of course there are a lot more types of sports injuries that can

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    Sport Injuries

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    Sport Injuries Injuries are a crucial issue throughout the sports world and affect most players futures. Athletes are concerned of getting severely hurt or having their lives be at risk. Many players have the chance to prevent their injuries, but yet they never do. Families must discuss with the athlete about whether it is safe and enforce the rules to stop injuries such as concussions. More protection could also be worn to prevent broken bones or worse and also stretching to strengthen muscles.

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    Injuries In Sports

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    causes permanently injured players. Although sometimes permanent and serious injuries occur but cross-training dimensions the chance of this because different sports allow for different muscle groups to develop. But with coaches pushing for cross-training the athletes aren’t listening and now turn to the media. They are looking for recognition within their main sport. But not just a mention but player of the year in their division. Going back to New Hampshire boys’ basketball there will be four players

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    Sports Injury

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    Sports and injury are two things it is very hard to separate. If the sport is a contact sport and involves a high intensity movement, there will be a higher chance for injury as well. This paper will be addressing a soccer, a babe ball, and a gymnast athlete injury and the treatment that is required to get each athlete well. Soccer is one of the world favorite sport. It has a fan base more than 5 billion people all over the world. However, since the sport involve a physical demand and kicking the

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    ACL Injuries

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    injured ligament singularly (Ireland, 1999). This study was conducted to present the epidemiology on ACL injuries in female athletes (Ireland, 1999). Epidemiology is the part of science that focuses on the causes, effects, and patterns of disease and health conditions that occur in specific populations. The epidemiology in this article focuses on female athletes that have had a noncontact ACL injury playing either basketball or soccer (Ireland, 1999). As previously stated, the subjects were female athletes

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    Sports Injury

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    School. To help better understand the injuries we encountered out in the field I enrolled in the Sports Medicine class that was offered by the school. The class was taught by the Head Athletic Trainer who believed in hands on learning, especially for his student trainers. During the duration of the course and my time as a member of the team we saw numerous different types of injuries but there were three that happened more frequently than the others. The first injury to happen frequently, usually seen

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    Injury In Football

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    One Decision to Ruin it All There are about 40-50 career-ending sports injuries a year and I was one of them. Back in 2013, my father forced me to go out for football. That was the best thing I could have done until… One day everything changed. “Set, hut!” The quarterback ordered as I took off down the field. The ball was thrown and it was to me, a fifth grader. I caught the ball and started running for the touchdown when out of the corner of my eye I saw the biggest guy on their team gaining yards

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    College Sports Injuries

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    Injuries Among High School and College Athletes “What does not kill you, can only make you stronger” has become the anthem for most coaches and athletes. High school and college sports have become the most interesting athletic league to watch. Due to the increase in demand and pressure on adolescent athletes, the injury rate has increased extremely. There has been an increase in high school athletes and many of these athletes obtain some type of injury every year. There are many specific overworked

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