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valentina_108 [34]

3 years ago

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Describe some precautions needed to increase the safety of participants in the sports of football.

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OLga [1]3 years ago

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Football is a popular ball game and so many people play football these days. Been a contact game, there is no way players will not sustain injuries, but this can be reduced to the lowest point by taking some precautions.
The precautions that could be taken include the following:
Wear the right shoes.
Wear shin guard and soccer socks.
Use the right and properly fitted equipment [helmets, shoulder pads, googles, mouth-guards, etc]. All these equipment should be made for the soccer sport.

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