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Tue May 19, 2015, 12:42pm
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How can they make a claim like rebounding vioaltions are among the leading cause of injuries that are happening?
Did they commision a study? Are they just asking people what they see and remember because most officials aren't going to know about a sprain or strain or contusion at the time it happens its going to be in the days following . . . Or are they using an arbitrary statement like "among the leading causes" because they can't technically be wrong but don't have any valid evidence . .. I don't mind making rebounding action a POE but I would like a rationale for anything to be a little more grounded in evidence then the information provided.
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