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For Every One Pound Increase In Neck Strength, Odds Of Concussion Decrease By 5% (Collins et al. 2014) Easy way to build neck strength here in other hand resisted neck rotations

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MarceloAllervor 3 Jahren

@MarkHoover71 A happy neck is a fat neck was what my coach always told me.

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Josh Bryantvor 3 Jahren

@MarkHoover71 HAHA that is a classic! @SportTechReport

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ismellvor 3 Jahren

going to give these a go thanks

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Josh Bryantvor 3 Jahren

@stinkumm LFG!

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Dallas Miller #wineandcomics #millerandersonvor 3 Jahren

Which other neck strengthening exercises do you recommend Josh?

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DYvor 3 Jahren

@Blazer360 for your next trip

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Concussion_Provor 3 Jahren

I’m not so sure….

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Matt Christvor 3 Jahren

@CoachJaceMunds Or buy an iron neck device @IronNeckEurope

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