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Grass may pose greater risk for football concussions

Young American Football players who sustained a head-to-ground concussion practicing or playing games on natural grass experienced more symptoms, and…

The issue of slippery or rough synthetic turf surfaces

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NFL launches crowd-sourced challenge to improve fields

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NFL to consider fewer surface options

NFL executive Jeff Miller has said that the league has the intention of minimizing the number of different playing surfaces…

European standard to determine shockpad and e-layer quality

The European Standards Committee (CEN) has harmonised the way performance and durability for shockpads and e-layers throughout Europe should be…

Skin injury test one step closer to adoption

Assessing the possible risk of skin injuries on synthetic turf has come one step closer. Four World Rugby certified test…

NFLPA disputes NFL data on injury rate

The NFL Players Association says that the dataset used by the NFL to claim that synthetic turf surfaces are as…

State Farm stadium grass blasted

Spectators of the 57th Super Bowl game at the State Farm stadium have blasted the grounds care team for the…

TestbedNordic announces first results

‘TestbedNordic’ has completed its first cycle of testing and monitoring of four small-sided football fields in Solna, Sweden. The innovation…

Tennessee Titans switch to synthetic despite call for natural

The natural grass surface of the Nissan Stadium in Nashville USA, home to the Tennessee Titans, will be replaced by…