Subject: Articles on mouthguards and hydration
From: "Brad Kotz" <[email-masked]>
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Date: Tue, 3 May 2011 11:13:36 -0400

CP Parents - the last 2 articles of this newsletter speak about the
importance of hydration in children, and the issues relating to disinfecting
mouth guards. As it gets warmer, both of these issues become more important.
Please make sure to put mouth guards in the dishwasher every week, and keep
them in a sanitary place between uses. 

Thanks.

Brad

Brad Kotz

Seneca Properties, Inc.

4929 Bethesda Ave., Suite 200

Bethesda, MD 20814

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methods to promote your organization. Supporting umpires and officials with
a respectful attitude throughout game play is also important - see sensible
tips for keeping a proper perspective... you'll also find information about
concussion treatment, hydration guidelines, and hygiene suggestions. 

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Getting Along with Baseball Umpires: Nine Tips For Parents and Coaches
As much grief as umpires take - some of it justified - it's important to
remember that they are vital to the game of baseball. Umpires, though, are
human (most of them anyway). And this means they're going to make mistakes.
Youth baseball coach and author Dan Clemens says there are nine ways for
coaches and parents to work with an umpire, given that he or she is likely
at some point to blow a call (or rule against your team) in the game. Read
more
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Fresh Ideas for Growing a Sports Program 
Looking for ways to grow your local youth sports program? MomsTeam founder
and publisher Brooke de Lench has some suggestions on registration,
advertising, cross-promotion, and making sports programs more
family-friendly, especially in these tough economic times when the cost of
sports may be impeding full participation. Read more
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Computerized Neurocognitive Testing: Increasingly Important in Concussion
Treatment
A 2011 study shows for the first time the important role computerized
neuropsychological testing is playing in concussion assessment and return to
play decisions. Athletes who underwent preseason, baseline testing, and were
then retested after suspected concussion were less likely to return to play
on the same day, and less likely to return to play within a week of their
injury, than the three out of four injured athletes who did not undergo such
testing. For more about such tests... Read more
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Youth Sports Hydration Guidelines
Surprising as it may seem the most important part of an athlete's diet isn't
what he eats, it is what and how much he drinks. Hydration before, during
and after exercise is especially important for preadolescent children
because they have special fluid needs compared to adults, or even teenagers.
As a parent or coach, here are the precautions you should take to prevent
heat illnesses in exercising children and making sure they drink enough
fluids. Read more
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uidelines-for-young-athletes> >> 

Mouth Guards Require Daily Sanitizing
Studies show that, with use, mouth guards become highly contaminated with
bacteria, yeast and mold which can cause disease.  A commercially available
mouth guard may even be contaminated before use.  To protect young athletes
from infection and diseases, experts recommend that they be sanitized daily.
For this and other recommendations for mouth guard safety... Read more
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