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... good training session from down under ;-)
I am happy to see that the Dockers are looking good and are enjoying the Australian weather. And because they spend so much time training and playing outside, ... on! Bad boy ... I can already see that skin turning red from here!
But some Australian Football players got even more lucky today by training at ...
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Objective:
To assess whether a rule change introduced in the Australian Football League (AFL) before the start of the 2005 season, to limit the run-up of ruckmen at the centre bounce, has been successful in reducing the incidence of knee posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) injuries
Design:
Cohort study with historical ...
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“One of the strongest arguments for banning helmets comes from the Australian Football League. While it's a similarly rough game, ... to sustain one.”
via Is It Time to Retire the Football Helmet? – WSJ.com.
Another story on ... they ‘hit’ in a different manner than American football players do, almost never in rugby do player have the huge intensity driving ...
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... world has decided it’s time to talk about football helmets, and whether they’re 1.) ugly, and b.) ... !
One of the strongest arguments for banning helmets comes from the Australian Football League. While it’s a similarly rough ... quit just because a few jocks get their brains scrambled over time.
Maybe football helmets are ugly, then, for more than just design reasons, but it’ ...
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... attention from media, academia, and even Congress.
This is serious. When it becomes apparent that everyone playing football suffers serious brain injuries, the status quo becomes unacceptable ... helmets:
One of the strongest arguments for banning helmets comes from the
Australian Football League. While it's a similarly rough game, the AFL
never added any of the body armor Americans wear. ...
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... the Wall Street Journal about head injuries in football in the US. Are helmets part of the answer to head injuries or ... small collisions may be just as damaging. The growing body of research on former football players suggests that brain damage isn't ... comparison,One of the strongest arguments for banning helmets comes from the Australian Football League. While it's a similarly rough game, ...
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... !
Now, to a simple-thinker like myself, I would surmise the best way to combat such a problem is to improve the football helmet. Maybe they could put packing peanuts or something in there so players’ brains don’t ... a one-time hard hit.
One of the strongest arguments for banning helmets comes from the Australian Football League. While it’s a similarly rough game, the AFL never ...
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... a drunken postgame brawl between pissed-off fans, and while this doesn't mean we should condemn football, we might do well to be a little more aware of its after-effects. Part of this awareness might involve encouraging some moderation ... alike need to speak out against domestic violence — as a group of Australian men are doing tomorrow in honor of the UN Day for the Elimination of Violence ...
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... small collisions may be just as damaging. The growing body of research on former football players suggests that brain damage isn't ... .
One of the strongest arguments for banning helmets comes from the Australian Football League. While it's a similarly rough game, ... head-first into other players. He says he would also stop all head contact in football practices. Dr. Cantu says brain injuries ...
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... sketches.
I do a lot of doodling and sketching during the day, often just weird football-related art like pirate ships ... back to a favourite childhood story of mine, the Australian book The Magic Pudding.
Thus, I wrote today ... personality emerge from them as I write. What we have learned about Dr. Football so far, it turns out, is that he is a Doctor, loves the ladies and is perhaps not too fond ...
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... executive committee member said in comments posted on the Football Federation Australia website.
“God ... reason: distance is relative to where you stand.
“And the Australian continent is nearer to two-thirds of the world’ ... Cup appearances. “Just look how Australia has fared in football over the years, and now, even your neighbours, New Zealand, have qualified. What a fantastic ...
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An Aussie Rules Football match on Groote Eylandt off the coast of Australia turned violent over the weekend after fans were incensed by what they perceived as a bad call by the referee.
Fans of the Angurugu Crocs and the Angurugu Roos squared off after the referee awarded a free kick to one team, setting off a fight on the field. As the fight became larger, the match was called off. Then things ...
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... wake of concerned media stories about the cognitive deficits of football players (see here and here), the WSJ asks: “Is it time to retire ... ?“
One of the strongest arguments for banning helmets comes from the Australian Football League. While it’s a similarly rough game, ... designer Ken Carbone updates the three ugliest team football helmets in the NFL. Teams with “Helmets in ...
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... 39;s hefty investment in Tiger Woods has returned a healthy dividend in the form of the 2009 JBWere Australian Masters title, the $270,000 first prize and the champion's yellow jacket, all ... .
"It's been a pretty fantastic week with the crowd and the atmosphere we had as golfers, it was like a football crowd brought to the golf."
"That was special, very exciting and it made ...
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