Think rest is best after a concussion? Think again! A study published in the February 2025 issue of the Journal of Sports Sciences titled “Sub-symptom Threshold Aerobic Exercise Improves Executive Function in Individuals with Sport-Related Concussion” explores the impact of controlled aerobic exercise on cognitive recovery post-concussion. The University of Western Ontario in Canada research […]
Concussion and sports most often brings to mind football, but other sports also see their fair share of concussions. One that is not mentioned often is karate. A recent study published in Injury Prevention, titled “Concussion History and Knowledge Among Top-Level Youth Karate Athletes”, sheds light on the prevalence of concussions and the level of
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Our 2nd Annual Love Letter to the Players What a season, albeit with a no-surprise finale. Thank you to all the NFL players and coaching staffs for another great season. We loved watching you this year and – although our personal favorites are not in the finale – we’ll be watching this Sunday. It’s an
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Recent research from the University at Buffalo, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, emphasizes that active management is the most effective approach for recovering from concussions. This method contrasts with the traditional practice of prolonged rest, advocating instead for a brief rest period followed by prescribed physical activity. Key Insights from the Study:
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