Purposeful Heading in Youth Soccer: Time to Use Our Heads

Purposeful Heading in Youth Soccer: Time to Use Our Heads

Repeated purposeful heading in soccer has come under increased scrutiny as concerns surrounding the association with long-term neurodegenerative disorders in retired players continues to grow. Whilst a causal link between heading and brain health has not been established, the 'Precautionary Pri...

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