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Youth Sports Injuries Are on the Rise — A Parent’s Role in Keeping Kids Safe
Youth sports have never been more competitive—or more demanding. Kids are starting younger, practicing longer, and in many cases, playing year-round with little downtime. While the benefits of sports are undeniable—confidence, discipline, teamwork—the rise in overuse injuries, strains, and preventable setbacks is something parents can’t afford to ignore.
In fact, according to the CDC, more than 3.5 million kids under age 14 receive medical treatment for sports injuries each year. And many of these injuries could be avoided with a smarter approach to training and recovery.

Speed vs. Strength: Which One Matters More for Young Athletes?
When it comes to athletic success, two words get thrown around a lot: speed and strength. Some coaches say speed is king, while others emphasize strength as the foundation of all movement. The truth? Both are essential for young athletes looking to perform at their best.
