#athlete-health

#athlete-health

Katrijn De Clercq suffered serious injuries in a crash during Le Samyn des Dames, including a broken chin but no concussion.

Simone Roganti's death resulted from a cardiac arrhythmia likely linked to a genetic defect, raising concerns about health issues in young athletes.

Georgia Baker shared her extensive experience recovering from a severe concussion after being hit by a car, which halted her cycling season.

Post-COVID asthma can lead to significant lung capacity loss, but it doesn't have to end a cyclist's career.

Cian Uijtdebroeks withdrew from the Vuelta a España early due to COVID-19 after struggling initially but showing improvement in later stages.

The extreme heat during this year's Vuelta a España has led to significant adjustments in rider strategies and cooling techniques. Riders are facing temperatures in the mid-30s to 40°C.

CTE is a serious issue affecting athletes across all sports, not just professional football.

Advocacy and proper education about CTE are crucial for protecting young athletes.

Chris Nowinski plays a significant role in raising awareness and understanding of CTE.

Amy Steel warns athletes about heat stroke recognition due to her own long-term health issues after a severe incident during a game in 2016.

Lance Lynn modifies fitness regime by losing weight to enhance performance and health in the later stages of his career.

Chris Martin, 38, plans to retire after the 2025 season to focus on family and health.

Iga Swiatek's one-month suspension for trace amounts of a banned substance highlights complexities in doping regulations and athlete health considerations.

WADA prohibits substances based on performance enhancement, health risks, and the spirit of sport, reflecting shifting values in anti-doping.

Roy Halladay's pursuit of excellence in baseball had profound personal repercussions after his retirement.

Miguel Rojas, at 35, excels as a shortstop by prioritizing his position, staying healthy, working smarter, and listening to his body.

Anthony Volpe missed a game due to an upset stomach after traveling to Mexico City.

Oswaldo Cabrera and Jon Berti filled in for Volpe during the game against the Astros.

The one-knee catching stance improves pitch blocking and ease of movement, becoming a favored technique despite some concerns about signaling pitches to batters.

Eric Gentry prioritizes health and redshirts after sustaining concussions, showcasing a shift in athlete decision-making towards long-term well-being.

Makai Lemon suffered a significant injury during a game against Michigan and was taken away in an ambulance.

Tufts University lacrosse players suffered rhabdomyolysis after a workout, prompting hospitalization and an investigation into procedures and training protocols.

Tufts lacrosse players faced serious health issues after intense workout leading to multiple diagnoses of rhabdomyolysis, highlighting dangers of overexertion.

A workout led by a Navy SEAL led to multiple players being hospitalized with rhabdomyolysis, prompting an investigation by Tufts University.

Investing in training and recovery is crucial for longevity and success in the NFL, as demonstrated by George Kittle's commitment to his physical health.

Tedy Bruschi shares insights on the mental and familial challenges Tua Tagovailoa faces following concussions, emphasizing personal choice in career decisions.

Tua's injury raises concerns about his long-term health and performance as a young quarterback.

Jason Kelce discusses his retirement and transition to media while educating on the role of offensive lineman.

Ryan Day talks about pressure in coaching and the implications of the transfer portal.

McCaffrey made a strategic decision to sit out a game for long-term recovery, prioritizing health over immediate play.