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Wrestling V. Headgear Through the high school and college level of competition, headgear is required to be worn by the wrestlers on the mat. With this precaution at the scholastic level, headgear offers protection against concussions and can help reduce … Continue reading →

Wrestling V. Headgear Through the high school and college level of competition, headgear is required to be worn by the wrestlers on the mat. With this precaution at the scholastic level, headgear offers protection against concussions and can help reduce … Continue reading →

Headgear V. Wrestling In Wrestling, at the middle school, high school, and college level you are to wear protective headgear to protect your ears, and to reduce blows to your head. Often times, you buy whichever one you see first … Continue reading →

The Cause of Cauliflower Ear in Wrestling High school and college wrestling programs mandate headgear during competition. With this, there is shown to be an increased number of cauliflower ear cases versus cauliflower ear cases at the Olympic level. Even … Continue reading →

0:0 Scene starts out in what seems to be a kitchen, with a sink, stove, pots, pans, silverware, and a countertop. It is an older kitchen, with old school fake tile floors, with white appliances and cabinets, as well as … Continue reading →

0:0 Scene starts out in what seems to be a kitchen, with a sink, stove, pots, pans, silverware, and a countertop. It is an older kitchen, with old school fake tile floors, with white appliances and cabinets, as well as … Continue reading →

The Cause of Cauliflower Ear in Wrestling In the current state of high school to college level wrestling, headgear is necessary in order to compete. With this, there is shown to be an increased number of cauliflower ear cases versus … Continue reading →

The Cause of Cauliflower Ear in Wrestling In the current state of high school to college level wrestling, headgear is necessary in order to compete. With this, there is shown to be an increased number of cauliflower ear cases versus … Continue reading →