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Featured Story

How Concussion Education Can Make Soccer Safer

June 2, 2025 · 5 min read

Picture this: it’s a Saturday morning youth match, and your star midfielder takes a hard bump to the head. They shake it off, say they’re fine, and keep playing. No one reports it—until symptoms show up hours later. For too many soccer players, that’s the norm. But new science says it doesn’t have to be. […]

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How Concussion Education Can Make Soccer Safer

Picture this: it’s a Saturday morning youth match, and your star midfielder takes a hard bump to the head. They shake it off, say they’re fine, and keep playing. No one reports it—until symptoms show up hours later. For too many soccer players, that’s the norm. But new science says it doesn’t have to be. […]

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How Header Policies Are Reducing Youth Concussions

Soccer is more than just a game; it’s a way of life for millions. But as much as it brings joy and builds community, it also comes with risks, especially for young players. Recent research sheds light on how simple policy changes—like limiting headers in youth soccer—have significantly reduced concussion rates. This blog breaks down […]

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Making Soccer Accessible for All

Imagine you’re a soccer parent: your child shows remarkable talent, scoring goals and making friends on the field. Their coach suggests they join a competitive league to take their skills to the next level. You’re thrilled—until you see the costs. Soccer cleats, uniforms, tournament fees, and travel expenses quickly pile up, leaving you wondering how […]

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Protecting Young Soccer Players from Hidden Risks

Picture this: it’s the final minutes of a tightly contested match. Players are diving for headers, colliding mid-air, and pushing their limits. As a coach, parent, or club leader, you’re focused on the game’s outcome. But what about the unseen impacts on your players’ brains? New research reveals that repetitive, seemingly minor head impacts—called subconcussions—can […]

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Increasing ecological validity in mental fatigue research-A Footbonaut study.

Weiler H; Ennigkeit F; Spielmann J; Englert C

The study looked at how two different soccer passing tasks affected thinking and playing skills in soccer players. They wanted to see if doing soccer tasks that make you think a lot would make players tired and affect their performance.

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Exploring factors influencing number of fouls in soccer.

Liu X; Zuo Y; Aslam HS; Kim S; Fu M

This study looked at why soccer players get fouls during games. They found that when referees run more, there are fewer fouls, and cooler weather has more fouls than hotter weather. The study also showed that some stages of the soccer league have more fouls than others.

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