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In fact, high-school athletes are three times more likely to sustain catastrophic injuries relative even to their college-age peers, and it takes them longer to return to a symptom-free baseline.
This is a great resource for student athletes, teachers, parents, professionals, athletic and coaching staff.
Just two weeks ago, a bill introduced by Senator Kefalas that would have required athletes, kids under 18, to wear a helmet when they're riding their bike, died in committee.
What if it became normal for athletes to donate their brain after they died?
And I started asking athletes if they would publicly pledge to donate their brain to science.
This is just some of the headlines that we've able to get over the years from athletes pledging their brain.
It means the way Olympic athletes train with each other.
I sat next to my dad on our 1970s-style orange and brown sofa, and I remember being in utter awe at how these athletes pushed themselves to their limit in this grueling race.
At age 28, I was introduced to the sport of hand-cycling, and then triathlon, and by luck, I met Jason Fowler, an Ironman World Champion, at a camp for athletes with disabilities.
It was meant to keep athletes warm.
A lot of athletes have this, you know, sort of invincibility.
And those startups are focused on what they are, not what they're not, until one day Athletepath, which is a website that focuses on services for extreme athletes, found this video.
There's no excuse for a college or university to not have domestic and sexual violence prevention training mandated for all student athletes, coaches, administrators, as part of their educational process.
But it's not the leadership of student athletes.
When I was in the first grade, the government wanted to transfer me to a school for athletes, all expenses paid.
We've all heard stories of athletes performing feats while physically injured.
In this instance, this knowledge allows us to design novel machine architectures or to design clever algorithms that gracefully handle damage, just like human athletes do, instead of building machines with redundancy.
Whew! You're all thinking now, these guys are having way too much fun, and you're probably also asking yourself, why exactly are they building machine athletes?
We have Olympic-caliber events coming to Oklahoma City, and athletes from all over the world moving in, along with inner city programs to get kids more engaged in these types of recreational activities that are a little bit nontraditional.
In one study, both blind and sighted athletes displayed the same expressions of emotion when winning or losing their matches.
And then we had this one event that stays in my heart forever where a basketball coach was talking to a room filled with male athletes and men from all walks of life.
And athletes have fulfilled that motto rapidly.
Clearly, athletes have gotten more savvy about performance-enhancing drugs as well, and that's made a difference in some sports at some times, but technology has made a difference in all sports, from faster skis to lighter shoes.
Rather than stopping and turning around, athletes could somersault under the water and get going right away in the opposite direction.
Still, technology isn't the only thing pushing athletes forward.
And this showed in athletes' bodies.
But as that idea started to fade away, as sports scientists and coaches realized that rather than the average body type, you want highly specialized bodies that fit into certain athletic niches, a form of artificial selection took place, a self-sorting for bodies that fit certain sports, and athletes' bodies became more different from one another.
The financial incentives and fame and glory afforded elite athletes skyrocketed, and it tipped toward the tiny upper echelon of performance.
The athletes' bodies have gotten much more different from one another.
In sports where height is prized, like basketball, the tall athletes got taller.
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