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Pickle juice is a big dill for athletes. Here's why they're chugging it

Long touted as a natural, low-calorie alternative, to sugary sports drinks, pickle juice received recent endorsements from athletes such as professional hockey player Blake Coleman and American tennis player Frances Tiafoe, creating...

source: South Florida Sun Sentinel

How coaches can help their athletes get recruiting exposure at events

Between preparing gameday strategy, running practices, traveling to games, planning budgets and scouting for recruits, college coaches do not have much free time. That’s why they do much of their recruiting at events where multiple teams will be present.

source: USA Today

Unique volleyball tournament draws small-school athletes to Anchorage

Twelve volleyball teams representing some of Alaska’s smallest schools are in Anchorage to compete for one of its most unique championships this week. The Mixed Six state tournament features co-ed teams, and is one of the few...

source: Anchorage Daily News

Wake-up call for increased security at high school sports events

Given the increase in school-related shootings since the Columbine massacre 20 years ago, perhaps it is not surprising that these acts of violence are no longer confined to regular school hours. The tragic shooting – and eventual...

source: Auburn Reporter

Tune in to NHSCA Sports Hour each Thursday

The NHSCA Sports Hour is broadcast every Thursday at 6 p.m. Eastern time with host Jeff Fisher at artistfirst.com/nhsca.com.

source: NHSCA

Run smart this winter — Here's how

Cold, wet winter weather doesn't have to put the kibosh on your running. Just follow some basic advice to help you maintain your exercise program safely.

source: HealthDay New

21 butt-kicking bodyweight exercises you've never tried before

Adding sliders to any classic bodyweight exercise makes it instantly harder by creating instability through movement. This recruits more stabilizer muscles throughout your body, particularly in your core, which is the basis for all athletic movements.

source: STACK

Why looking up from your phone is one of the best things you can do for your brain and body

For all the convenience, entertainment and diversion that our smartphones provide, they also come with a cost. Living life with our heads down and excessive screen time can contribute to a host of mental and physical well-being...

source: Thrive Global

Educated, driven parents produce successful children

It has been proven time and time again, that highly educated parents (who truly value education) have a higher degree of success in rearing successful and productive young adults. It is even more apparent in parents with secondary and higher degrees, navigating in the professional...

source: Pride Publishing Group

Report: These sports injuries cause the most ER visits among youth

While sports are an important part of a healthy lifestyle for young people, injuries can happen too — and a new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics reveals which...

source: CNN

What is the future of leadership?

If everything rises and falls on leadership, are we in good hands, or should we be concerned? While technology is moving at the speed of light and leveling everything in its path, leaders often seem hesitant to change their rather archaic traditions and beliefs. This is...

source: By Terri Williams

What you need to know about concussions and youth sports

Not everyone who plays a contact sport is going to get a degenerative brain disease such as chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). But with all of the horror stories about former NFL players dying and the disease being found in younger and younger athletes, it’s understandable...

source: USA Today

Tune in to NHSCA Sports Hour each Thursday

The NHSCA Sports Hour is broadcast every Thursday at 6 p.m. Eastern time with host Jeff Fisher at artistfirst.com/nhsca.com.

source: NHSCA

Beloved southern Indiana football coach dies days after having stroke on sidelines

West Washington schools were closed on Monday and the flag was lowered to half staff. Staff and students were seen outside hugging, and forming prayer circles. Later that day, the high school's longtime football coach, Phillip...

source: WLKY-TV

National powers, fewer players define California high school football

The dichotomy of California high school football is glaring: The state’s best programs are among the very best in the country while the foundation is crumbling. Only Texas and Florida produce more major college football players...

source: The Associated Press via Valley News

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It's not just football: Concussions are happening all over sports

Pickle juice is a big dill for athletes. Here's why they're chugging it

How coaches can help their athletes get recruiting exposure at events

Unique volleyball tournament draws small-school athletes to Anchorage

Wake-up call for increased security at high school sports events

Tune in to NHSCA Sports Hour each Thursday

Run smart this winter — Here's how

21 butt-kicking bodyweight exercises you've never tried before

Why looking up from your phone is one of the best things you can do for your brain and body

Educated, driven parents produce successful children

Report: These sports injuries cause the most ER visits among youth

What is the future of leadership?

What you need to know about concussions and youth sports

Tune in to NHSCA Sports Hour each Thursday

Beloved southern Indiana football coach dies days after having stroke on sidelines

National powers, fewer players define California high school football

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