Athleticism And The Neck
Injure or develop neck muscles and your body’s athleticism will be affected.
Injure or develop neck muscles and your body’s athleticism will be affected.
Having a large body and an undeveloped neck changes the force of the delivery system’s blood flow to the head. An athlete must include head and neck training as part of their exercise program.
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Training the head and neck will enhance performance.
The attenuation and dissipation of force and bracing before impact by activating neck muscles can lower subconcussive trauma.
Training the head and neck augments static as well as dynamic posture – our ability to balance.
Wayne State University Athletics moves into their new Pendulum weight room.
Part of the athletic trainers protocol must include strengthening neck muscles when returning a previously concussed athlete to activity.