HEAD GAMES: Concussions and CTE, Where DO We Go from Here? Special Equestrian Edition

HEAD GAMES: Concussions and CTE, Where DO We Go from Here? Special Equestrian Edition by John DeWitt, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform in July 2017, explores the critical issue of concussions in equestrian sports. This edition emphasizes that a significant number of concussions occur during equestrian events, such as polo, rodeos, and horse jumping, where the unpredictability of large animals can lead to serious injuries. The book outlines essential precautions for riders, including concussion assessment tools, the importance of baseline assessments, and the use of protective gear.
Readers will find a comprehensive discussion on how to enhance safety in equestrian activities, focusing on training young riders to fall properly and optimizing brain health through nutrition. The text aims to raise awareness about the seriousness of concussions and the necessary steps to mitigate risks in these sports. With 114 pages of informative content, this edition serves as a valuable resource for those involved in equestrian activities, highlighting health and safety measures crucial for riders.
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Concussions are a part of ALL sports and it may shock you to know that a majority of concussions occur in equestrian events! Polo, rodeos and horse jumping all involve very large and unpredictable animals that weigh thousands of pounds. This unpredictability leads to a variety of injuries from broken bones to even death! In this special equestrian edition of Head Games: Concussions & CTE, Where Do We Go From Here?, the precautions that riders need to take are laid out. While equestrian events are elegant and beautiful, they can also be dangerous. Some of the precautions I cover include the different concussion assessment tools available, the importance of getting baseline assessments, protective gear, training young riders “how to fall” properly and ways to optimize your brain health through nutrition. This provides the rider with every layer of protection if an unfortunate fall takes place. We have to get the message out there that concussions are serious business and need to be treated as such. More information can also be found in my free webclass at concussionclass.com
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