Wrestling’s the most dangerous sport for concussions

A study by the American Journal of Sports Medicine states that student athletes are more likely to cause concussion in wrestling mats than in football stadiums. This study focused on data the sports trainer reported to the NCAA within 5 years and concluded that the college wrestlers had the highest sports shock rate.

Wrestling coaches and officials believe that frequent concussion is actually due to careful monitoring rather than the inherent danger. Foreign who is a T.R. journalist and former American college wrestler believes that unlike football, wrestlers, coaches and officials, he will immediately find a warning sign of concussion. He told the Chicago Tribune

In addition to reporting the head injury culture, wrestling supporters believe that there is not much direct blow to the head. In addition, there is no relationship between wrestling and chronic traumatic encephalopathy or CTE, devastating brain damage discovered by many former soccer players.

Like football, wrestling began changing rules to improve safety. Certain holdings and high risk behavior are prohibited. For example, dangerous "reverse lift" actions by wrestlers pushing their opponents back to the mat are forbidden. The wrestling team in the United States is taking more safety measures as the campaign's governing body now creates a central database on the injured in order to better understand the duration and prevention methods of the injured .

At the university level, NCAA currently admits infinite time to deal with head injuries. This greatly exceeds the first 90 second time limit. NCAA also made severe concussion studies for all sports including wrestling.

Wrestling is an intense contact movement. As Jim Ginta of the National College Wrestling Association told the Chicago Tribune, wrestling must be banned and wrestling will be unrecognizable in order to eliminate the possibility of head trauma.

"The majority of concussions will occur during the removal process, theoretically you can say that there is no more wrestling, and everyone will work on the ground. I will do this for you I think that I can do it, but it seems I will not say anymore in a football stadium anymore, playing with the ball is no longer football. "

Football, football and other sports are already facing mass influence on concussion and may now be wrestling. In recent research, wrestling shows the highest incidence of cerebral infarction in all university sports, but other researchers have questioned the detection and treatment of brain damage related to wrestling. Coaches and regulators have reported that wrestling has been changed to enhance players protection and the reported high rate of concussion may be more vigilant than sports violence I am talking. They say that injuries are still relatively rare and that participants do not seem to suffer repeated head blows that may cause the greatest risk of serious neurological problems.

I am currently studying in high school, but experience shows that wrestling is a very dangerous sport. Fortunately, I have never experienced many serious injuries, but many people (almost my entire team) have broken bones, injured my back and knees, injured my neck, hurting my broccoli's ears I received cosmetic damage. The shoulder was dislocated and the next day, I fought even after I got hurt. I think that wrestling is a dangerous sport, but it is not as dangerous as to ride cattle, soccer, and mixed fighting. Personally I think mma is the most dangerous sport. In my opinion, wrestling is not the most dangerous sport, but it is still the most difficult sport and I think it is very unpleasant. I have never seen a successful wrestler, he has no murder instinct, high degree of pain, and no competitiveness.

Concussion is widely regarded as one of the most dangerous injuries in sports. Football is usually criticism of the public when talking about concussion, but hockey concussion can not be ignored. Recently, NHL was accused of not talking to players about the risk of concussion and chronic traumatic encephalopathy. Dr. John Dewitt is a former football player who played at the university, NFL, AFL, CFL and XFL. After retirement, Dr. DeWitt obtained a doctorate in chiropractic from the University of Los Angeles and Chiropractic. He was specializing in the assessment of concussion at Bergman Family Chiropractic, Orange County. He is also the author of a book on concussion and CTE.