For the first time, chest protector products are available this season for youth lacrosse and baseball players that meet the NOCSAE (The National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment) standard to protect against commotio cordis, one of the leading causes of sudden cardiac death in young athletes…
Guest Post by Maya Castro For many kids, organized sports aren’t much fun anymore. Overbearing parents, over-the-top coaches and overzealous competition are frequent images associated with youth-athletic leagues today. Though playing ball often used to embody the enjoyment of being… Read More ›
There has been a shift to elite competition over the past two decades and it has taken a growing toll. Seventy percent of kids quit sports by age 13. These children drop out mostly because adults, particularly their own parents, have turned playing sports into a joyless, negative experience. Parents have contributed largely to the “winning is the only thing” attitude in youth sports…
High school football practice begins throughout the state of Michigan on August 6. In addition to the yearly annual physical, athletes in impact sports such as football, hockey and soccer are being encouraged to get an annual baseline concussion screening done before the season begins.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is sponsoring its 6th Annual Kids Opening Day on April 15…
Members of the community are invited to gather in Milford Central Park for an evening of fun, food and live music during the Mav Jam,
