Concussion 101 Guide for Trainers and Coaches
A concussion can happen anywhere—on the field, at home, or on the playground. The signs aren’t always obvious, and delayed symptoms can make it hard to know when to seek care. The best way to protect your students is to recognize the warning signs, and act fast when an injury occurs. Get the facts and be prepared!
Key Insights for Trainers and Coaches
- You Don’t Have to Lose Consciousness to Have a Concussion – Many concussions occur without a loss of consciousness, making them harder to detect.
- Symptoms May Not Appear Immediately – Changes in mood, headaches, dizziness, or trouble concentrating can develop days later.
- Baseline Testing Helps with Diagnosis – A pre-injury test provides valuable data to compare after a concussion.
Download the Concussion 101 Guide for expert insights and best practices.