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Some causes are worth tilting Windmills!
Catastrophic cervical spine and close-head injuries are among the most devastating injuries in all of sports. The primary mechanism for those injuries in football is axial loading, which occurs when contact is made with the crown or the top of the helmet. Whether that occurs intentionally or unintentionally, the axial load mechanism or spearing significantly increases the risks of both permanent cervical spine injuries as well as closehead injury. |
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You realize this makes no sense, right? What does it meant to call a cause a "windmill"?
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Cheers, mb |
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There is blame enough for all involved on that one asdf!
#54 in this picture, check out his helmet. http://jakigood.smugmug.com/gallery/...3_vYz9B/Medium Last edited by bigjohn; Tue Aug 04, 2009 at 07:09pm. |
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"Here is when I see butt blocking. Traps, guards run down the line and hit defensive players with the front of their helmets and drive their mask into them, often. I had a kid that did it so bad his helmet looked like it had stripes on it. Couldn't get him to stop, because it was NEVER called."
"Yeah, it was all my fault and I should not have played him. I just could not place my QB in that kind of danger. Had I had anyone else to play the kid's position, that could pass block, I would have done exactly what you say. The kids know it does not get called so they hit with their helmet." "I pull a kid like that and then the parents come in and want to know why. I say, he is using his helmet illegally." And apparently, some are not.
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