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    • Cheer Tumbling
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Knowledge is Key. Know the signs of Concussion

Find out more - CDC Heads up

asa supports CDC HEADS-UP awareness

Returning to Sports and Activities

After a concussion, an athlete should only return to sports practices with the approval and under the supervision of their health care provider. When available, be sure to also work closely with your team’s certified athletic trainer. 


ASA will REQUIRE a release form from the members healthcare provider approving a return to sport activities if diagnosed with a concussion.


 6-Step Return to Play Progression

It is important for an athlete’s parent(s) and coach(es) to watch for concussion symptoms after each day’s return to play progression activity. An athlete should only move to the next step if they do not have any new symptoms at the current step. If an athlete’s symptoms come back or if he or she gets new symptoms, this is a sign that the athlete is pushing too hard. The athlete should stop these activities and the athlete’s medical provider should be contacted. After more rest and no concussion symptoms, the athlete can start at the previous step.

Step 1: Back to regular activities (such as school)
Athlete is back to their regular activities (such as school) and has the green-light from their healthcare provider to begin the return to play process. An athlete’s return to regular activities involves a stepwise process. It starts with a few days of rest (2-3 days) and is followed by light activity (such as short walks) and moderate activity (such as riding a stationary bike) that do not worsen symptoms. You can learn more about the steps to return to regular activities at: https://www.cdc.gov/headsup/basics/concussion_recovery.html.

Step 2: Light aerobic activity
Begin with light aerobic exercise only to increase an athlete’s heart rate. This means about 5 to 10 minutes on an exercise bike, walking, or light jogging. No weight lifting at this point.

Step 3: Moderate activity
Continue with activities to increase an athlete’s heart rate with body or head movement. This includes moderate jogging, brief running, moderate-intensity stationary biking, moderate-intensity weightlifting (less time and/or less weight from their typical routine).

Step 4: Heavy, non-contact activity
Add heavy non-contact physical activity, such as sprinting/running, high-intensity stationary biking, regular weightlifting routine, non-contact sport-specific drills (in 3 planes of movement).

Step 5: Practice & full contact
Young athlete may return to practice and full contact (if appropriate for the sport) in controlled practice.

Step 6: Competition
Young athlete may return to competition.

All-Star Academy Gymnastics, llc

2809 Howard litzler dr. suite 100 fort wright, ky 41015

(859) 393-1686

All-Star Academy gymnastics, llc is not responsible for any member once the class is over and released to the front lobby. parents and or guardians are responsible to be in the building at the time of class end to pick up the member.

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The Governor of Kentucky no longer mandates the wearing of mask. Mask wearing is optional in our facility. Injuries can happen in any sport. When it comes to head injuries, knowledge is Key. ASA supports CDC HEADS up AWARENESS

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