Strength & ConditioningRecent research has drawn attention to the potential for neck strength to be a modifiable risk factor for concussion. Athletes, parents, coaches, and organizations can all draw on this research to make informed decisions around the inclusion of neck strength & conditioning in their own or their athletes training programs. Learn more about the role of the neck during an impact and what exercises or exercise programs were used in the literature. |
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Many factors can influence an athlete’s risk of concussion, including their neck strength. Join SIRC to learn the role of the neck in concussions as well as some considerations for improving athletes’ neck strength and conditioning.
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The following research paper explores strength and conditioning in relation to concussion assessment, management and prevention. Check out the comprehensive list of the latest Canadian concussion research.
Are Sport-Related Concussions Different in Males and Females?
What do we know about sport-related concussions in athletes with disabilities?
Can protective equipment prevent sport-related concussions?
What is the role of education in sport-related concussion management and prevention?
Last updated on May 5, 2022
