<p>5 Facts About Soccer Concussions</p> <ul> <li>Most concussions can be prevented.</li> <li>Concussions are the most dangerous youth injury in soccer – even more so with girls!</li> <li>There are 4 distinct categories of signs to recognize a concussion.</li> <li>Headgear and other devices designed to cushion the hit may not be as effective as you may think.</li> <li>Many long-term effects of soccer concussions are easily treatable if recognized.</li> </ul> <p>Concussions can have very serious side effects. Do you know them all? They can affect learning, long-term memory, coordination, cause nausea, vomiting, sleep problems, and even loss of consciousness!</p> <p>This is the most complete guide ever written on the subject of soccer related concussions.</p> <p>I’ve partnered up with a renowned medical expert (and consulted with athletic trainers, coaches and parents)to put together this extensive book on how to treat, diagnose, and prevent soccer related concussions.</p> <p>In “Concussions Caused by Soccer” you’ll learn…</p> <ul> <li>The leading causes of concussions today, and how to avoid them</li> <li>The most common symptoms of a concussion and how to recognize them immediately</li> <li>A full explanation of concussions that anyone can understand</li> <li>The best concussion recovery methods and ones you should avoid</li> <li>Proven methods for preventing over-use injuries</li> <li>Post Concussion syndrome- what is