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Headshot: Recognising & Managing Concussion in Dodgeball

February 25, 2026

Current Status

Not Enrolled

Price

£10 (free for coach members)

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Approx. 30 minute short course
Contents:
- Background Info – National Guidance
- Recognising and Managing Concussions
- Risks of Playing On After a Concussive Injury
- Recover & Return: Graduated Return to Activity and Sport (GRAS)
- How to Reduce the Risk of Getting a Concussion

This is a short workshop-style course that provides training on recognising and managing concussions in dodgeball which aligns to National Guidance.

Course Features

Text, video and interactive content
Interactive activities, videos & downloadable resources
Access on computer, mobile & tablet

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What you’ll learn

What national guidance looks like for recognising & managing concussions in the UK withing grassroots sports;
How to recognise concussions and the importance of removing the afflicted player from the match;
How players recover from concussion and return to sport safely; and
How to reduce the risk of getting concussions within dodgeball.

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