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Why was head injury thread closed?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postokay, I missed that. (It was sort of a rant and I skimmed, my bad....). I am in agreement that government ought to butt out. But I do think that the costs are not at all prohibitive. Pass it on to the student athletes at $5 a pop; another user fee. Also to the other poster's question, no, the ImPact test should not take 2 1/2 hours. It's probably all the questions and questionnaire stuff that adds to the time, but the actual test itself is maybe 35-45 minutes at most, i believe.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt is not that expensive. At all. It can be purchased as a single package to cover hundreds of athletes. Go on line and you can see the costs. More and more public schools are finding ways to finance it. The "training" involved in administering and interpreting the baseline is neither time-consuming nor expensive. It's a fabulous tool for measuring an athlete's readiness to return to play. I have to say I was quite surprised at MASC's violent reaction on the closed thread. This DOES save lives and quite frankly, I can't think of any injury to a soccer player that is more serious and life threatening than a head injury.
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we also got a letter stating that our public school will do it
no athlete will be able to play ANY sport with out taking this test
will be tested after every sport season
school has bought the IMPACT test
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