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Re: To be overly simple..

August 04, 2017 05:04PM
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Ramgator
The NFL is VEEERY quick to flag for any hit anywhere NEAR the head, hence the lower extremity shots......On top of what I mentioned above. YEARS ago, while in the USAF, I TRIED to bulk up. I had a trainer tell me the workouts alone to bulk up are BRUTAL BRUTAL to knees. Contact is a whole other issue......And that's when O line guys were HOPING to reach 300 LBs......That's "small"these days. In the quest, something has to give....usually ACLs.

Remember. A large percentage of knee injuries are non-contact (like Easley's was). This article addresses that only.

How do you lower the percentage of non-contact knee injuries (which is a large proportion of them).

Well the guy the article discusses has both ideas about that, and positive results.



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