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Player's Safety & Injuries
In every game, there is always the possibility of running into an injury instead of the goal line.  If you are affiliated with sports as a coach, you will want to make sure that you help your players to stay safe and avoid possibilities for injury.  By keeping a checklist in mind of what the players need and how to meet this, you will have the ability to keep them going in the game. 
One of the most important factors that relates to children's safety and injuries is related to the growth of the child.  Because they are not fully developed, an injury can cause problems not only with the pain at the moment, but also with potential future problems.  There are several who have found the various reasons for the injuries, many which could be prevented. 
The number one cause for injuries in sports is related to a lack of education.  Children will go without wearing the proper safety gear, or will take a wrong move that could have been prevented if they knew it would injure them.  Because this is the number one reason for injury, it is important for coaches to inform every player of the importance of safety gear and educating them on ways to prevent injury while playing. 
A second factor related to sports injuries is from children who do not receive the proper conditioning before they go to play a game.  They should be practicing scenarios of the game as well as learning techniques that will help them to reach the goals of the game without making a wrong move.  Once you learn the basics of maneuvers for games, it is your priority to make sure that all of your players understand why the moves are set rules. 
If you are looking at the different possibilities to help your players stay healthy and safe in practice and in a game, then it is up to you to step up to the plate.  Making sure that they receive the proper education and observing their use and understanding of safety gear can help save children from the fall. 
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