Risk of knee and ankle sprains under various weather conditions in American football

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that cold weather can cause lower knee and ankle injury risk in outdoor conditions perhaps due to reduced shoe-surface traction. Ankle and knee sprains risks are lower in natural grass stadium as compared with indoor stadiums with AstroTurf. Furthermore, knee and ankle sprains are less likely in cooler temperatures for both outdoor AstroTurf and natural grass stadiums.

Causes of, Risk factors, Environmental aspects, Weather, Football, Ankle injuries, Knee injuries

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The effects of acute exercise on neutrophils and plasma oxidative stress

Article Abstract:

Results indicate that acute exercise positively influences post exercise blood oxidative stress but total exercise energy spent does not influence. Data show that neutrophils entering blood circulation during exercise may play a role in imposing blood oxidative stress following exercise.

Stress (Physiology), Isometric exercise, Neutrophils

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