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Another Dang Knee Injury (Non-UConn)
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[QUOTE="stamfordhusky, post: 2477430, member: 649"] Hopefully not anything serious for your kid. Unfortunately this became a major issue at many levels of play about 30 years ago. The Santa Monica ACL Project, backed by the US Soccer Federation and others, started a major research project back in 1999 - when it had already become very apparent that this was a major problem. They had some success in reducing female ACL injuries - but unfortunately not nearly enough. Many other studies have followed. Definitely takes the fun out of the sport. [/QUOTE]
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