Health and Safety of Female Wrestlers
Blum and Woodroffe of the University of Iowa Athletics Department discuss considerations for the health and safety of female wrestlers.
July 31, 2024
Join Eric Utterback, ACSM Director, Strategic Programs, as he discusses youth and adolescent sports, injury prevention, physical activity and health, with some of the world’s leading subject matter experts.
This podcast is designed for coaches, administrators, parents and athletes.
Episodes are released bi-weekly on Wednesdays.
Blum and Woodroffe of the University of Iowa Athletics Department discuss considerations for the health and safety of female wrestlers.
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