Experts call for new heat rules to protect linemen
As football season begins during unusually hot weather, two organizations are advocating for new heat safety regulations to protect linemen, who account for 90% of heatstroke-related deaths in high school and college football. The current approach to preventing heatstroke among players appears insufficient, particularly for linemen who face disproportionate risk during practices and games.
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Experts call for new heat rules to protect linemen
As football season begins during unusually hot weather, two organizations are advocating for new heat safety regulations to protect linemen, who account for 90% of heatstroke-related deaths in high school and college football. The current approach to preventing heatstroke among players appears insufficient, particularly for linemen who face disproportionate risk during practices and games.
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