… ing players with elevated head impact exposure in youth football … head acceleration exposure
in youth football players. … former high school and college football players. J Neurotrauma 34…

… ’ practice player-sessions and 75.9% of their game player-… collegiate level is the significantly
greater impact magnitudes … compared head impact frequency and magnitudes between …

… in regulating head-impact exposure in football players. … We further quantified head
impacts by magnitude thresholds … In contrast, the National Collegiate Athletic Association has …

… head impacts and 208 total athlete-exposures across 10 games. Athlete-exposure was defined
as one player … Similar to our findings, high school and college football athletes who were …

… validated mouthpiece sensor to characterize head impact exposure (ie, the magnitude
and frequency of head impacts) in female collegiate soccer players across session type, …

… male college and youth (9–18 years) football players [59, 60] and in male and female college
athletes … Although our sample size was small, our findings highlight the need to monitor all …

… college, high school, or youth exposures to head impacts. It may be important to consider
total head impacts from football … has not yet been examined with sufficient sample size. …

… To date, little is known about the frequency or magnitude of exposure to HAEs detected in
… 54g to 94g in collegiate football. Therefore, establishing individual-specific tolerance values …

… middle school football players over multiple seasons. Methods: … of individual 50th and 95th
percentile head impact magnitudes … of head impact exposures in individual collegiate football …

… against National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), … greater quantity or magnitude
of head impact exposure (HIE) … significant individual variation in heading, with a few players …