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Helmets at the Center of Battle to Tame Concussions
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Michael Popke,
September 2012
No football season in memory has begun with as much emphasis on helmet safety at nearly all levels of the game as the 2012 campaign. Pop Warner Football has banned head-to-head hits.
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League of Fans' Ken Reed Talks Sports Reform
By
Paul Steinbach,
November 2011
Ken Reed doesn’t hate sports. He enjoyed a full scholarship to the University of Denver, where he played baseball and basketball, and holds a doctorate in sports administration.
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ABC Attendees Mean Business
By
Andrew Cohen,
November 2011
Industry veterans who have been around long enough to remember the first incarnation of the Athletic Business Conference & Expo — at this point, “old-timers” may be the only appellation that fits — recall it more for its congenial atmosphere than any equipment or educational materials they might have seen displayed on the 62 tables arranged around the downtown Chicago Marriott Hotel “salon” ballroom.
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Ohio High School Athletic Association Gets Involved in Youth Sports
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Catherine Liewen,
December 2010
A newspaper series prompts Ohio's State Athletic Association to offer itself as a guide in regulating youth sports.
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How to Recruit Volunteer Coaches
By
Greg Bach,
June 1, 2009
It's vital that quality coaches are recruited to help ensure that every child in the program has a fun, safe and rewarding experience.
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“Winning with Asthma” Coach’s Clipboard Program Available Online
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Paul Steinbach,
May 13, 2009
The “Winning with Asthma” Coach’s Clipboard Program is a free online educational tool that not only explains asthma's causes and symptoms, but lays out strategies for dealing with the disease.
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Limited Strength Training Has Positive Effect On Young Exercisers, Report Says
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Paul Steinbach,
May 13, 2009
Even limited strength training can have positive effects on young exercisers, according to a new report.
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Boys' and Mens' Volleyball Participation Continues to Lag
By
Paul Steinbach,
April 2009
Volleyball participation opportunities continue to lag for boys and men.
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Passion No Substitute for Business Acumen When Creating Indoor Sports Facilities
By
Nicholas Brown,
January 2009
Passion is no substitute for business acumen when launching a successful indoor sports center.
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Mother Seeks $25,000 for Son's Youth Basketball Injuries
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Andrew Cohen,
Dec. 29, 2008
Michelle Butler seeks a minimum of $25,000 for injuries she says her son sustained during a youth recreation basketball game.
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