Do you have an injury story to share? Were you a student athlete or is your child? Or are you a weekend warrior who enjoys exercising? Do you think your experience with injury can help others?
The Center wants to hear about how you or someone you know has prevented or dealt with injury. Whether you are recovered or are in the process of recovering your story can help change the landscape of injury prevention. Send us your story by filling out the form below. |
Jim Betts was a standout safety for the Michigan Wolverines in the late '60s, taking and dishing bone-jarring hits every day throughout the fall season and spring drills. However, it was during a pick-up basketball game in the intramural building that he tore his medial meniscus. That injury continues to cause problems today.
