Soccer concussions are scarier than dating Taylor Swift – learn how to to prevent and treat a soccer concussion – FREE download!
- Concussions are the most dangerous injury in soccer – more so with girls
- Most concussions can be prevented; learn how
- There are 4 distinct categories of signs to recognize a concussion
- Many long-term effects of concussions are easily treatable if recognized
- Headgear and other devices designed to cushion the hit may not be as effective as you may think
Dear soccer parent,
My name is Peter Granders, parent of three club level soccer players.
Two of them have had multiple soccer-related concussions. Having experienced concussions firsthand I know the fear it can cause you as a parent, worrying about the damage such a serious brain injury could cause your child.
Concussions can have very serious side effects.
Do you know them all?
Well, I didn’t!
They can affect learning, long-term memory, coordination, cause nausea, vomiting, sleep problems, and even loss of consciousness! Yikes.
One of my high school daughters was recently playing indoor soccer and went slamming into a fire exit door, bam! With just seconds in the game she had no idea how close she was to the boundary as she was so focused on keeping the ball in and then trying to cross in front of the net.
The headaches just seemed to last forever!
Just like that… she was having a dull headache that moved from the front of her head to the back, exposure to lights made her sick to her stomach and she was out of school for two weeks.
After spending countless days and hours in and out of the hospital, at doctor’s offices, and other specialists, I began to uncover the truth about this type of head injury and how it can not only be treated, but avoided altogether.
I was shocked when I discovered that soccer is one of the leading causes of concussions in children today.
Even worse?
Many of those concussions are going undiagnosed!
Concussion treatment varies from using pain relievers for headaches to plain and simple rest. Rest consists of both physical and mental rest.
If a player jumps back in too soon before fully recovering then the next concussion may be more severe and take longer from which to recover.
I also learned girl soccer players experience more than TWICE as many concussions than boys!
The horror that became my reality was when I realized many of the concussions my daughters incurred could have been prevented if had the right information when I needed it the most!
This is the most complete guide ever written on the subject of soccer related concussions.
I’ve partnered with a renowned medical expert (and consulted with athletic trainers, coaches and parents) to put together this extensive book on how to treat, diagnose, and prevent soccer related concussions.
I don’t want you to have to go through the fear, worry, and pain, or have your child experience the long-term side effects of something so preventable and treatable.
Soccer concussions can be prevented – learn how.
In “Concussions Caused by Soccer” you’ll learn…
- The most common symptoms of a concussion and how to recognize them immediately
- The leading causes of concussions in 2022, and how to avoid them
- A full explanation of concussions that anyone can understand
- Proven methods for preventing over-use injuries
- The best concussion recovery methods and ones you should avoid
- Post Concussion syndrome- what is it? How to best perform it and why it’s so important
- Risk factors and how to minimize them
- Plus much, much more!
“What’s real and what’s not is ALL in here – all easy to read!”
“A great guide of all you need to know about concussions from playing soccer – guess in sports in general. Highlights the facts from the fiction – I’d recommend as great resource.”
~ J. Sykes, Cumberland, MD
Concussions can vary from mild to severe.
Learn exactly what to do, what NOT to do, and avoid the most common concussion mistakes.
In writing “Concussions Caused by Soccer”, I wanted to put something together anyone could understand.
You don’t need a medical degree to understand this as it’s written in common language with easy to understand explanations.
I also wanted to make sure that you would have all the information you need to protect your child as well as deal with concussions in the most effective manner possible.
This FREE book has been updated with all the VERY latest soccer concussion news!
There has been a whirlwind of new studies released and with each one there is ground-breaking conclusions!
- Does age matter?
- Or “that time of month” for girls?
- Why do girls appear to get more concussions than boys?
- Can simply lightly heading the soccer ball lead to serious brain injury?
- What are the very latest treatments for concussions?
Get all the facts NOW! Learn how to treat and prevent concussions by learning the facts and disregarding all the speculations!
Don’t make the most vital mistakes by misdiagnosing, or not recognizing your child’s concussion.
When I decided to write this book, I wanted to make it accessible so that every concerned soccer parent could get the information they need.
It’s FREE – no strings attached, nothing to buy, no credit card, etc.
“It makes sense NOW why a girl’s concussion is different than a boy’s!”
“A great resource, all in one place. I was so nervous after my daughter’s first concussion, let alone her wonderful second one. No idea what to do other than monitor her symptoms as she was SO LOOKING forward to getting back into soccer. This book helped me tremendously and I would recommend to all those looking for the RIGHT answers for concussions!”
~ Cheryl Baines, Des Moines, IA
“I got the answers I was looking for REAL quick…”
“What I like best about this book is that I got immediate answers to my questions about soccer concussions. It’s super easy to read and seems it was written for someone JUST like me – a soccer dad! My daughter had/has symptoms and this book explained to us what to be on the look out for. Thanks so much!””
~ Jeff Niles, Portsmouth, NH
Does your child know how to head a soccer ball the proper way?
“Get it and understand real quick all about soccer concussions…”
“Finally a one-stop reference manual for my kid’s concussion. And what to tell him and how serious this really is. These kids have just no idea how serious these concussions are. Thanks for creating this book and letting others know. Thanks Peter!”