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Message: [QUOTE="Big Del, post: 3355977, member: 9291"] re Head gear . It may protect the skin / scalp but won`t prevent concussion . The energy from impacts transfers with or without . The 1st aid officer with the team will be trained to detect concussions and generally there is a senior 1st aid officer supervisor over seeing the games . I was taught if the impact is hard enough to split the skin the force is enough to concuss . Blood from the head = concussion and no more play . Then a doctors clearance before any training or play . [/QUOTE]

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