Thorough examination of variations
among practice drills with respect to the number of head impacts, their magnitude, and the location on the head where they occur provides researchers with information on what drills are more likely to increase risks of injury.
Not exact matches
Mitchell, who died two years ago at age 94, was reportedly
among those urging for tighter regulation of the
practice, fearing that small, independent
drillers might take dangerous shortcuts as they rushed to participate in a historic oil boom.
Kelley et al. used biomechanical data and videos not only to identify the number, magnitude, and location of head impacts, but also to interpret possible contributors to variations in these factors
among different
practice drills.