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Basketball Safety
Fifteen percent of basketball players ages 5-15 suffer injuries, mostly involving ankle and knee sprains. Sprains occur when one or more ligaments in a joint are stretched beyond their limits. Download and print this convenient guide to basketball safety.
Football Safety
New rules and better equipment have improved football safety, but about one in three youth football players suffers injuries annually. Download and print this convenient guide to football safety.
Soccer Safety
Soccer is one of the fastest growing sports in the United States. With the rise in participation, the number of athletes at risk for injuries is also increasing. Download and print this convenient guide to soccer safety.
Softball Safety
Softball is a non-contact sport so the risk of injury is much lower than other sports. However, shoulder, knee and ankle injuries are common. Download and print this convenient guide to softball safety.
Volleyball Safety
Knee and ankle injuries are the most common injuries seen in youth volleyball. Parents and coaches should take precautions to be sure their players don't suffer sudden or overuse injuries. Download and print this convenient guide to volleyball safety.
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