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Brenda Shields Quotes

«These injuries more than doubled during the 13-year period we studied.»
«Currently a lot of schools and coaches have their own safety rules, but they're not the same as another school down the road and may not be as stringent.»
«Ten or 15 years ago, they were basically standing leading cheers on the sidelines. They weren't throwing each other up in the air, and they weren't forming tall pyramids. The injuries that can result are severe.»
«This increase ... is most likely a result of an increase in the difficulty of stunts being attempted by cheerleaders in recent years as cheerleading has evolved from a school-spirit activity into an activity demanding high levels of gymnastics skill and athleticism.»
«The 12-to-18-year-olds sustained primarily lower extremity injuries such as strains or sprains. The younger children sustained head injuries and injuries to the upper extremities, meaning the arm, wrist, hand.»
«Currently, a lot of coaches are not truly trained in coaching cheerleading. They are just teachers that take on the responsibility and don't know what they're doing.»
«A set of universally enforced rules and regulations directed at increasing the safety of cheerleading should be implemented.»