Continuing the conversation on Current Helmet Research

Devin Hamrick continues the conversation revolving around current helmet research with an interview from Justin Landers of Katy High School.

Justin is an AT who is equally involved in equipment decisions as the football coaches. He has lots of experience from “our” side. Similarly, he knows the equipment and can walk the walk.

You can find the presentation here: Presentation

Google Drive folder containing slides from Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine Update.

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Are you current on your Helmet Research?

I could almost care less about the latest helmet research because I am not involved in the decision making.

Helmets are not meant to protect against concussions. The are intended to reduce facial and skull fractures.

Helmet research, Devin Hamrick, Justin Landers, Memorial hermann, Ridell

Current Helmet Research

Devin Hamrick from Riddell is presenting current helmet research.

He shares what the company is doing and how they expect changes to come. Similarly, Devin talks about the data they are gathering with “smart helmets.”

Follow up interview

Want to see the presentations:

Here is the Google Drive folder containing slides from Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine Update.

It would not be possible without a little help from my friends:

Thanks to Bob Marley for continuing to allow us to record and interview the speakers.

Likewise, Bubba Wilson, Ryan Collins, Josh Yellen, Mark Knoblauch, Justin Landers, Russell Sadberry, Eduardo Beltran and others helped make the recordings possible.