sub-concussion

Discover the best head protection for women’s and mixed lacrosse and why brain protection matters beyond concussion, including repeated head impacts and rotational forces.

Discover the best cheerleading head protection for reducing brain injury risk, including concussion and sub-concussive impacts during stunts, falls, and practice.

Should field hockey players wear head protection? Learn why brain protection matters in hockey, how head protection differs from brain protection, and why Rezon Halos® is designed to reduce rotational forces linked to brain injury.

Indoor climbing and bouldering can involve repeated head impacts, awkward falls, and wall strikes. Mats help reduce impact with hard surfaces, but they do not stop rotational forces reaching the brain. Here is how climbers should think about brain protection, concussion protection, and repeated head impacts indoors.

Learn how to reduce concussion risk in sport with practical protection strategies, including concussion protocol, sub-concussion awareness, safer training, and Rezon Halos®.

The most effective way to protect a child’s brain in contact and collision sports is to reduce the rotational forces transmitted to the brain during concussive and sub-concussive head impacts.