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A research study at Purdue University put sensors in the helmets of football players to measure the force of the hits they were taking. 

 

The study found that players with no concussion symptoms often showed neurological impairments equal to or greater than their concussed teammates.  Functional MRI scans were used to document the changes in neural activity.      

 

"The brain in Detail", By Mary T. Johnson, RN. MS.

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Train on the Dynavision D2 board

The D2 board trains visual acuity, processing speed, and  reaction time down to 1/100th of a second. Take that advantage to the court and field.

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