| Football is a dangerous sport. Players
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| | coach is responsible for conditioning or
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| endure bruising contact, long practices
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| | if the program has a trainer that works
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| in hot weather and all sorts of unusual
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| | with children.Dehydration is a critical
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| stresses and strains on their muscles,
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| | issue among football players since
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| ligaments and tendons. It is not possible
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| | practices typically occur outdoors during
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| to prevent injuries in the game of
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| | the hottest part of the summer. Ask the
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| football and for this reason many parents
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| | coach what measures are taken to prevent
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| are hesitant to allow their children to
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| | dehydration. Know that fluid breaks
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| participate. But the risk of injury can
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| | should be taken about every 45 minutes
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| be minimized with cooperation between
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| | and players should be allowed to drink
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| parents, doctors and coaches.When your
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| | all they want in order to keep properly
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| child comes to you and asks to try out
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| | hydrated. Also ask whether the coach,
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| for football, your answer should always
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| | trainers or other personnel are certified
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| be contingent on the results of a full
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| | in CPR.Wearing protective equipment is a
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| medical checkup. Be sure that the doctor
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| | given, but you need to work with the
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| knows that it is a sports physical so
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| | coach to ensure that it fits properly.
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| that he or she can check for the
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| | Whether or not the program requires it,
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| appropriate things like joint flexibility
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| | your child should wear a mouth guard.
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| and heart health. After your child is
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| | Mouth guards are instrumental in
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| cleared medically, then you can move on
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| | preventing dental injuries and can
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| to investigating the program and learning
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| | protect against jaw and certain types of
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| what safety measures are provided.One of
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| | head injuries as well.Ask what medical
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| the most important facets of avoiding
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| | staff will be on hand during practices
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| injury in any sport is maintaining proper
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| | and games should an injury occur. To
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| conditioning through exercise and good
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| | prepare for the worst-case scenario,
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| nutrition. Ask your child's potential
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| | consider giving the coach or trainer an
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| coach how conditioning is handled.
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| | emergency health care authorization
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| Year-round conditioning is ideal, but
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| | letter. This letter will allow your child
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| barring that, children should participate
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| | to be transported and treated at a
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| in appropriate conditioning programs for
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| | hospital even if you are not there to
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| at least six weeks prior to the beginning
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| | give permission.
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| of regular practices. Ask whether the
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