National Athletic Trainers’ Association aims to reduce head-first contact in football

The National Athletic Trainers’ Association has released an updated position statement aimed at reducing the incidence of intentional head-first contact in American football players, according to a press release.
The position statement, published in the Journal of Athletic Training, is an update to a 2004 position statement from National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) on “head-down” contact and “spearing” among American football players.
The association proposed 14 recommendations for certified athletic trainers, allied health care providers, coaches,

The National Athletic Trainers’ Association has released an updated position statement aimed at reducing the incidence of intentional head-first contact in American football players, according to a press release.
The position statement, published in the Journal of Athletic Training, is an update to a 2004 position statement from National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) on “head-down” contact and “spearing” among American football players.
The association proposed 14 recommendations for certified athletic trainers, allied health care providers, coaches,