April is National Youth Sports Safety Month!

Play it safe with our helpful tips.

Why youth sports safety matters

Did you know 3.5 million kids are injured every year playing sports? It’s essential to recognize the risk for injury and take proactive steps to help prevent them. From strains and sprains to more severe injuries like concussions, being prepared can make a big difference in your athlete’s safety and recovery.

Sports injuries by the numbers

A look at the prevelance of sports injuries for young athletes.

62%

of organized sports related injuries occur during practice

Almost 1/3

of all childhood injuries are sports related

Over 3.5M

kids under 14 are treated for sports injuries each year

300K

sports related concussions occur every year

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More stats on yearly injuries by sport

Basketball

500K

FOOTBALL

342K

SOCCER

220K

CHEER

23K

BASEBALL

200K

VOLLEYBALL

50K

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Learn more about youth sports safety

Hydration 101: Tips for Young Athletes

Stretching Exercises for Baseball and Softball Players to Avoid Injury

First Aid 101: How to Handle Basic First Aid for a Variety of Injuries

Gymnastics Safety: A Comprehensive Guide

Preventing Concussions In Youth Larosse

Preventing Volleyball Injuries

Top ways to help protect athletes

Education is key:

Take time to understand the specific risks associated with your athlete’s sport. Knowledge can help you recognize potential risks and take preventive measures.

Proper equipment:

Make sure your athlete has the proper safety gear for their selected sport and that it fits correctly. Helmets, pads and mouthguards can help reduce the risk of serious injury.

Hydration and nutrition:

Proper nutrition and hydration is vital for optimal performance. Encourage your athlete to drink plenty of water and eat a balanced diet rich in nutrients.

Warm up and cool down:

Help your athlete develop a warm up and cool down routine. This helps prepare their muscles and can reduce the risk of injuries like sprains and strains.

Rest and recovery:

Take time off between practices, games and seasons to allow the body to recover. Overtraining can increase the risk of injury and hinder performance.

Accident protection:

Consider sports accident insurance for additional protection. Youth sports costs are on the rise and unexpected injuries can lead to unexpected expenses. A sports accident policy can help cover up to $10,000 in medical bills your primary health insurance may not cover. Get protected now.

April is National Youth Sports Safety Month!

Play it safe with our helpful tips.

Why youth sports safety matters

Sports injuries by the numbers

62%

Almost 1/3

Over 3.5M

300K

More stats on yearly injuries by sport

Learn more about youth sports safety

Top ways to help protect athletes

Education is key:

Proper equipment:

Hydration and nutrition:

Warm up and cool down:

Rest and recovery:

Accident protection:

Send me a first aid kit!