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On Monday, the Minnesota Vikings honored Korey Stringer on the 10th anniversary of his death, holding a moment of silence and painting the number 77 on the field where he passed away on a hot, humid day in Mankato.
Ten years ago, NFL player Korey Stringer died of complications of heat stroke. Kelci Stringer, his wife, speaks to "The Early Show " anchors about her institute aimed at raising awareness of the dangers heat stroke and sudden death in sports.
- published: 03 Aug 2011
- views: 3834
I was at opening day of Vikings Training Camp 1995. After practice one of the security guards stepped away, so I walked up with my home video camera and joined the press talking to the players. It was Korey Stringers rookie year and his first day fo Viking practice...I got a few sound bites.
Korey passed away 7 years ago today, we miss you Big K!
The cheezy "Korey Stringer, Offensive Tackle" graphics are from a public access show I did back then.
- published: 01 Aug 2008
- views: 7367
Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story, is a video documentary about how professional NFL football player Korey Stringer passed away from a heat stroke and dehydration, and how it effected the NFL world forever.
This video not only has a point of view from a doctor, a football coach, and a trainer, but also former NFL player Leshaun Daniels, and brother of Korey Stringer, Kevin Stringer.
This video was also entered in the Business professionals of america contest.
- published: 03 Apr 2014
- views: 1135
Live coverage of a memorial for NFL player Korey Stringer.
All copyrights acknowledged.
- published: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 2639
Minnesota Viking football player who passed away from heat stroke. More at www.death2ur.com.
- published: 22 Mar 2007
- views: 12360
When Moss was asked what he'd say to Dennis Green if he was here today, he got choked up. "I'd probably just fall in his arms and give him a hug, man. There's no words that I could tell him."
- published: 17 Jun 2017
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Korey Stringer passed away 16 years ago today. We take a look back at 77's career with the Minnesota Vikings and the legacy he left behind when it comes to player safety.
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- published: 01 Aug 2017
- views: 245
Highlights the inception and mission of the Korey Stringer Institute, which was created in a collaborative effort among Stringer's widow and agent, Gatorade, the NFL, and UConn's Neag School of Education. Researching dehydration in athletes.
Click to read more: http://today.uconn.edu/?p=13648
- published: 15 Jun 2011
- views: 1778
Learn about tips on keeping the athletes safe during exercise in the heat. Filmed by USA Football (http://usafootball.com).
The Korey Stringer Institute provides information, resources, assistance & advocacy for prevention of sudden death in sport, especially exertional heat stroke.
Visit our web: ksi.uconn.edu
- published: 16 May 2014
- views: 2594
(c)2001 NFL; FOX Sports--News Corporation; WVBT--LIN Media Group;
Now for the first upload on this channel from THIS millennium (not the order I wanted). We begin with a shot of the New York Giants locker room after the Giants' punched their ticket to Super Bowl XXXV by annihilating the Minnesota Vikings 41-0 (notice a quick shot of former Giant running back and Super Bowl XXV MVP Ottis Anderson joining the celebration). James Brown comments before going to footage of Vikings head coach Dennis Green (having lost his 2nd NFC Championship game in 3 years and had just suffered his first shutout as head coach); rather subdued compared to his wild 2006 "They are who we thought they were" rant. JB then promotes FOX's first airing of the Daytona 500 (if only they knew that race would be overshadowed by tragedy) as well as sending best wishes to CBS Sports on their coverage of Super Bowl XXXV (their first Super Bowl since regaining the NFL in 1998; likely due to JB; Terry; Pat; John; Dick Stockton; Matt Millen and even behind-the-scenes personnel such as producer Ed Goren having come to FOX from CBS when CBS lost NFC coverage in 1994) before we see the end credits (with highlights of the 2000 season)
JB then tosses to Pat Summerall and John Madden, who then describe their reaction (I'd imagine former Giant Summerall probably wanted to whoop and holler at seeing the Giants return to the Super Bowl). Then, sideline reporter Pam Oliver interviews an understandably dejected Cris Carter (the main question being how many opportunities were left for him to play in a Super Bowl).
JB; Terry Bradshaw; Howie Long and Cris Collinsworth then give their final thoughts on the game;
- published: 05 Mar 2014
- views: 15732
Learn how beverage composition affects hydration and energy replacement in this educational whiteboard video from the Gatorade Sports Science Institute (http://gssiweb.org) and the Korey Stringer Institute (http://ksi.uconn.edu).
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Wienot Films (http://wienotfilms.com) is an Austin-based production company that creates fun, refreshingly simple, yet amazingly effective whiteboard and computer animated explainer videos that turn complex ideas into concise, easy-to-understand stories that help change hearts and minds and spur action.
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Gatorade Sports Science Institute/Korey Stringer Institute - Beverage Composition Whiteboard Animation - Script
Did you know that water accounts for about 60 to 70 percent of an athlete’s body weight? Understanding how beverage composition affects hydration and energy replacement can help athletes develop smart fluid-replacement strategies to maintain peak performance.
Your gastrointestinal and circulatory systems are a bit like a highway. As the primary ingredient in the blood, water enters the vast highway system and transports important nutrients to where they’re needed. Fluid replacement can be broken down into three main phases: intake, delivery, and retention. A properly formulated sports beverage will help during all three phases.
Fluid intake, like taking the on-ramp to the highway, is the critical first step in getting fluid into the body. An athlete’s desire to hydrate depends in part on the flavor and sweetness of the beverage, as well as the sodium composition, which stimulates thirst and improves the drinking response. Getting those and other factors right helps ensure athletes consume the fluid they need.
The second phase of fluid replacement is fluid delivery. Rehydration is important because the body uses sweat, composed largely of water and salt, to keep its core temperature from overheating. Like blocking a lane of traffic, studies show that significant dehydration, measured as more than a two-percent loss in body weight, impairs the body’s ability to regulate its temperature and can hurt endurance and team sport performance.
The sweating-rate of athletes varies widely, typically ranging from between one half to two liters of fluid per hour. Factors like genetics and exercise intensity, and environmental conditions like temperature, wind, and humidity, can have a big impact on individual sweating rates.
Comparing an athlete’s weight before and after exercise is the simplest way to estimate fluid loss. One pound is equivalent to about 16 ounces of water. To understand the total sweating rate, the amount of fluid the athlete drinks during exercise is added back in. So, if an athlete loses a pound during one hour of training, or the equivalent of 16 ounces of fluid, but also drinks 16 ounces of water during the same time, the athlete’s sweating rate is 32 ounces an hour. Measuring fluid loss under different conditions, such as varying weather temperature or intensity levels, gives athletes a clearer picture of how much fluid they need to stay hydrated, but avoid overdrinking.
For training or competition lasting an hour or more, consuming the right amount and types of carbohydrates are shown to enhance endurance, high-intensity capabilities, and potentially skill-based performance. Experts recommend consuming 30 to 60 grams of carbohydrates per hour to fuel the muscles and brain during exercise. Maltodextrin and the sugars glucose and sucrose are recommended because they quickly digest and absorb into the bloodstream. A beverage formulated with up to a 6 to 7 percent solution of these carbohydrates is shown to exit the stomach and absorb into the bloodstream as quickly as water.
For endurance athletes exercising over two to three hours who need to maximize carbohydrate absorption, adding to the mix a small amount of fructose, a carbohydrate that uses a different transporter than glucose and maltodextrin, has been shown to increase overall carbohydrate and fluid absorption. In general, more carbohydrate is preferable to less, but beyond a certain amount the returns diminish and can even become negative because of slower absorption and potential for increased gastrointestinal distress.
The final phase of fluid replacement is retention, which involves keeping fluid in the body to allow for rehydration. Salt intake is important in this phase because it’s the primary electrolyte in the blood. It helps maintain blood sodium levels and tells the kidneys to retain rather than excrete the fluid ingested. After exercise is also a good time to consume additional carbohydrates and protein to help replace energy stores and rebuild muscles.
By adopting a smart fluid-replacement strategy that includes adequate fluids, sodium, and the right types and amount of carbohydrates, athletes can minimize fatigue and maintain peak performance.
- published: 08 Apr 2016
- views: 5124
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Korey Stringer
Korey Damont Stringer (May 8, 1974 – August 1, 2001) was an American college and professional football player who was an offensive tackle in the National Football League (NFL) for six seasons. He played college football for Ohio State University and was recognized as an All-American. He was drafted in the first round of the 1995 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings. He died from complications brought on by heat stroke during the Vikings' training camp in Mankato, Minnesota.
Early years
Stringer was born in Warren, Ohio. He attended Warren G. Harding High School in Warren, and was a member of the Harding Raiders high school football team.
College career
Stringer decided to attend Ohio State University, where he played for the Ohio State Buckeyes football team from 1992 to 1994. His Buckeyes teammates included offensive lineman Orlando Pace and running backs Eddie George and Robert Smith. As a junior in 1994, he was recognized as a consensus first-team All-American.
Professional career
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Korey Stringer Institute
The Korey Stringer Institute (KSI) is a not-for-profit organization housed at the University of Connecticut (Uconn) dedicated to the prevention of sudden death in sports, with a focus on exertional heat stroke (EHS).
After Korey Stringer's death in August 2001 from EHS, Korey's widow, Kelci Stringer, settled her lawsuit against the National Football League (NFL) in January 2009. KSI stems from this settlement, with Kelci Stringer teaming up with EHS expert, Dr. Douglas Casa, from the University of Connecticut, and the NFL. The purpose of KSI is to minimize preventable deaths in sports through awareness, education, and research in the ways to accurately prevent, recognize, and treat symptoms quickly by being a resource to the entire sports community.
Gary Gertzog, who is the NFL’s senior vice president of business affairs said that "We all thought this was a terrific opportunity to increase the education at all levels of sports, particularly at the youth level, so that they understand how to prevent heat illness. We all have been parents or coaches for youth sports and we all have seen kids playing in very extreme weather conditions. They wanted to make sure everyone understands how important it is to be properly hydrated."
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Super Bowl
The Super Bowl is the annual championship game of the National Football League (NFL), the highest level of professional football in the United States. The game culminates a season that begins in the late summer of the previous calendar year. Normally, Roman numerals are used to identify each game, rather than the year in which it is held. For example, Super Bowl I was played on January 15, 1967, following the 1966 regular season. The single exception to this rule is Super Bowl 50, which was played on February 7, 2016, following the 2015 regular season.
The game was created as part of a merger agreement between the NFL and its then-rival league, the American Football League (AFL). It was agreed that the two leagues' champion teams would play in the AFL–NFL World Championship Game until the merger was to officially begin in 1970. After the merger, each league was redesignated as a "conference", and the game has since been played between the conference champions to determine the NFL's league champion. Currently, the National Football Conference (NFC) leads the league with 26 wins to 23 wins for the American Football Conference (AFC). The Pittsburgh Steelers have the most Super Bowl victories with six.
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Dennis Green
Dennis "Denny" Green (born February 17, 1949) is an American football coach, most recently head coach for the Sacramento Mountain Lions of the United Football League. During his National Football League career, Green coached the Minnesota Vikings and Arizona Cardinals.
Green's best season in Minnesota was in 1998, when the record-setting Vikings finished 15–1 and set the NFL record for most points in a season (since broken by the 2007 New England Patriots and the 2013 Denver Broncos). However, the Vikings lost in the NFC Championship Game, 30–27 to the Atlanta Falcons in overtime. Prior to Tony Dungy's victory in Super Bowl XLI, Green's 1998 season was the most successful season ever recorded by an African-American coach in the NFL. Despite compiling a record of 97–62 in the regular season with the Vikings, Green was unable to reach the Super Bowl.
Early life
Green grew up in a working class household in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. His father was a postal worker and his mother a beautician. His father died when Green was 11 and his mother died when he was 13. Green has said that he was in attendance at the March 2, 1962 NBA game in Hershey, Pennsylvania where Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points.
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Minnesota Vikings
The Minnesota Vikings are a professional American football team based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Vikings joined the National Football League (NFL) as an expansion team in 1960, and first took the field for the 1961 season. They are in the North Division of the National Football Conference (NFC); before that, the Vikings were in the NFC Central, and before that they were in the NFL's Western Conference Central Division. The team has appeared in four Super Bowls, but lost all of them.
In May 2012, a bill was passed to build a new stadium for the team at the site of the Metrodome. The new stadium is expected to be open for the 2016 season. The Vikings played their home games at TCF Bank Stadium at the University of Minnesota while U.S. Bank Stadium is being built.
History
Professional football in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area (the "Twin Cities") began with the Minneapolis Marines/Red Jackets, an NFL team that played intermittently in the 1920s and 1930s. However, a new professional team in the area did not surface again until August 1959, when Minneapolis businessmen Bill Boyer, H.P. Skoglund, and Max Winter were awarded a franchise in the new American Football League (AFL). Five months later, in January 1960, after significant pressure from the NFL, the ownership group, along with Bernie Ridder, reneged on its agreement with the AFL and then was awarded the National Football League's 14th franchise, with play to begin in 1961.Ole Haugsrud was added to the NFL team ownership because, in the 1920s, when he sold his Duluth Eskimos team back to the league, the agreement allowed him 10 percent of any future Minnesota team. Coincidentally or not, the teams from Ole Haugsrud's high school, Central High School in Superior, Wisconsin, were also called the Vikings and also had a similar purple-and-yellow uniform design.
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3:01Remembering Korey Stringer on 10th anniversary of his death
Remembering Korey Stringer on 10th anniversary of his deathRemembering Korey Stringer on 10th anniversary of his death
On Monday, the Minnesota Vikings honored Korey Stringer on the 10th anniversary of his death, holding a moment of silence and painting the number 77 on the field where he passed away on a hot, humid day in Mankato. -
3:37Korey Stringer's wife on heat stroke, sports
Korey Stringer's wife on heat stroke, sportsKorey Stringer's wife on heat stroke, sports
Ten years ago, NFL player Korey Stringer died of complications of heat stroke. Kelci Stringer, his wife, speaks to "The Early Show " anchors about her institute aimed at raising awareness of the dangers heat stroke and sudden death in sports. -
2:33Korey Stringer 1st Day at Camp 1995
Korey Stringer 1st Day at Camp 1995Korey Stringer 1st Day at Camp 1995
I was at opening day of Vikings Training Camp 1995. After practice one of the security guards stepped away, so I walked up with my home video camera and joined the press talking to the players. It was Korey Stringers rookie year and his first day fo Viking practice...I got a few sound bites. Korey passed away 7 years ago today, we miss you Big K! The cheezy "Korey Stringer, Offensive Tackle" graphics are from a public access show I did back then. -
5:00Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story.
Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story.Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story.
Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story, is a video documentary about how professional NFL football player Korey Stringer passed away from a heat stroke and dehydration, and how it effected the NFL world forever. This video not only has a point of view from a doctor, a football coach, and a trainer, but also former NFL player Leshaun Daniels, and brother of Korey Stringer, Kevin Stringer. This video was also entered in the Business professionals of america contest. -
10:49August 2001 ESPNews Korey Stringer Memorial Coverage
August 2001 ESPNews Korey Stringer Memorial CoverageAugust 2001 ESPNews Korey Stringer Memorial Coverage
Live coverage of a memorial for NFL player Korey Stringer. All copyrights acknowledged. -
2:14Korey Stringer Gravesite
Korey Stringer GravesiteKorey Stringer Gravesite
Minnesota Viking football player who passed away from heat stroke. More at www.death2ur.com. -
0:58Randy Moss gets emotional talking about former coach Dennis Green
Randy Moss gets emotional talking about former coach Dennis GreenRandy Moss gets emotional talking about former coach Dennis Green
When Moss was asked what he'd say to Dennis Green if he was here today, he got choked up. "I'd probably just fall in his arms and give him a hug, man. There's no words that I could tell him." -
5:38Remembering Korey Stringer. 16 Years Later.
Remembering Korey Stringer. 16 Years Later.Remembering Korey Stringer. 16 Years Later.
Korey Stringer passed away 16 years ago today. We take a look back at 77's career with the Minnesota Vikings and the legacy he left behind when it comes to player safety. Leave YOUR thoughts in the comments below. --- Subscribe for Daily(ish) Vikings Love! http://bit.ly/2qO5r7m Like the Purple FTW! Podcast on Facebook! http://bit.ly/2st6gDI --- Gear by Sota Stick Co: http://bit.ly/pftwsponsorpage Bad Larry's Cold Hard Coffee: https://www.drinkbadlarry.com/ --- Twitter: http://twitter.com/andycarlsonshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andycarlsonshow Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/andycarlsonshow --- iTunes: http://purpleftw.com/itunes 1500ESPN: http://www.1500espn.com/tag/andy-carlson/ PodcastOne: http://www.podcastone.com/purple-ftw Website: http://purpleftw.com Stitcher: http://purpleftw.com/stitcher iHeart Radio: http://www.iheart.com/show/263-Purple-FTW-Podcast/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PurpleFTWPodcast Bookmark us on Amazon & show some love! http://purpleftw.com/amazon #JeromeArmy -
1:42The Korey Stringer Institute
The Korey Stringer InstituteThe Korey Stringer Institute
Highlights the inception and mission of the Korey Stringer Institute, which was created in a collaborative effort among Stringer's widow and agent, Gatorade, the NFL, and UConn's Neag School of Education. Researching dehydration in athletes. Click to read more: http://today.uconn.edu/?p=13648 -
10:42Korey Stringer Institute Heat and Hydration
Korey Stringer Institute Heat and HydrationKorey Stringer Institute Heat and Hydration
Learn about tips on keeping the athletes safe during exercise in the heat. Filmed by USA Football (http://usafootball.com). The Korey Stringer Institute provides information, resources, assistance & advocacy for prevention of sudden death in sport, especially exertional heat stroke. Visit our web: ksi.uconn.edu -
8:502001 NFL on FOX Postgame Report (2000 NFC Championship)
2001 NFL on FOX Postgame Report (2000 NFC Championship)2001 NFL on FOX Postgame Report (2000 NFC Championship)
(c)2001 NFL; FOX Sports--News Corporation; WVBT--LIN Media Group; Now for the first upload on this channel from THIS millennium (not the order I wanted). We begin with a shot of the New York Giants locker room after the Giants' punched their ticket to Super Bowl XXXV by annihilating the Minnesota Vikings 41-0 (notice a quick shot of former Giant running back and Super Bowl XXV MVP Ottis Anderson joining the celebration). James Brown comments before going to footage of Vikings head coach Dennis Green (having lost his 2nd NFC Championship game in 3 years and had just suffered his first shutout as head coach); rather subdued compared to his wild 2006 "They are who we thought they were" rant. JB then promotes FOX's first airing of the Daytona 500 (if only they knew that race would be overshadowed by tragedy) as well as sending best wishes to CBS Sports on their coverage of Super Bowl XXXV (their first Super Bowl since regaining the NFL in 1998; likely due to JB; Terry; Pat; John; Dick Stockton; Matt Millen and even behind-the-scenes personnel such as producer Ed Goren having come to FOX from CBS when CBS lost NFC coverage in 1994) before we see the end credits (with highlights of the 2000 season) JB then tosses to Pat Summerall and John Madden, who then describe their reaction (I'd imagine former Giant Summerall probably wanted to whoop and holler at seeing the Giants return to the Super Bowl). Then, sideline reporter Pam Oliver interviews an understandably dejected Cris Carter (the main question being how many opportunities were left for him to play in a Super Bowl). JB; Terry Bradshaw; Howie Long and Cris Collinsworth then give their final thoughts on the game; -
4:30How Beverage Composition Affects Athletic Performance (Gatorade SSI& KSI) Whiteboard Animation
How Beverage Composition Affects Athletic Performance (Gatorade SSI& KSI) Whiteboard AnimationHow Beverage Composition Affects Athletic Performance (Gatorade SSI& KSI) Whiteboard Animation
Learn how beverage composition affects hydration and energy replacement in this educational whiteboard video from the Gatorade Sports Science Institute (http://gssiweb.org) and the Korey Stringer Institute (http://ksi.uconn.edu). ------------------------------- Wienot Films (http://wienotfilms.com) is an Austin-based production company that creates fun, refreshingly simple, yet amazingly effective whiteboard and computer animated explainer videos that turn complex ideas into concise, easy-to-understand stories that help change hearts and minds and spur action. ------------------------------- Gatorade Sports Science Institute/Korey Stringer Institute - Beverage Composition Whiteboard Animation - Script Did you know that water accounts for about 60 to 70 percent of an athlete’s body weight? Understanding how beverage composition affects hydration and energy replacement can help athletes develop smart fluid-replacement strategies to maintain peak performance. Your gastrointestinal and circulatory systems are a bit like a highway. As the primary ingredient in the blood, water enters the vast highway system and transports important nutrients to where they’re needed. Fluid replacement can be broken down into three main phases: intake, delivery, and retention. A properly formulated sports beverage will help during all three phases. Fluid intake, like taking the on-ramp to the highway, is the critical first step in getting fluid into the body. An athlete’s desire to hydrate depends in part on the flavor and sweetness of the beverage, as well as the sodium composition, which stimulates thirst and improves the drinking response. Getting those and other factors right helps ensure athletes consume the fluid they need. The second phase of fluid replacement is fluid delivery. Rehydration is important because the body uses sweat, composed largely of water and salt, to keep its core temperature from overheating. Like blocking a lane of traffic, studies show that significant dehydration, measured as more than a two-percent loss in body weight, impairs the body’s ability to regulate its temperature and can hurt endurance and team sport performance. The sweating-rate of athletes varies widely, typically ranging from between one half to two liters of fluid per hour. Factors like genetics and exercise intensity, and environmental conditions like temperature, wind, and humidity, can have a big impact on individual sweating rates. Comparing an athlete’s weight before and after exercise is the simplest way to estimate fluid loss. One pound is equivalent to about 16 ounces of water. To understand the total sweating rate, the amount of fluid the athlete drinks during exercise is added back in. So, if an athlete loses a pound during one hour of training, or the equivalent of 16 ounces of fluid, but also drinks 16 ounces of water during the same time, the athlete’s sweating rate is 32 ounces an hour. Measuring fluid loss under different conditions, such as varying weather temperature or intensity levels, gives athletes a clearer picture of how much fluid they need to stay hydrated, but avoid overdrinking. For training or competition lasting an hour or more, consuming the right amount and types of carbohydrates are shown to enhance endurance, high-intensity capabilities, and potentially skill-based performance. Experts recommend consuming 30 to 60 grams of carbohydrates per hour to fuel the muscles and brain during exercise. Maltodextrin and the sugars glucose and sucrose are recommended because they quickly digest and absorb into the bloodstream. A beverage formulated with up to a 6 to 7 percent solution of these carbohydrates is shown to exit the stomach and absorb into the bloodstream as quickly as water. For endurance athletes exercising over two to three hours who need to maximize carbohydrate absorption, adding to the mix a small amount of fructose, a carbohydrate that uses a different transporter than glucose and maltodextrin, has been shown to increase overall carbohydrate and fluid absorption. In general, more carbohydrate is preferable to less, but beyond a certain amount the returns diminish and can even become negative because of slower absorption and potential for increased gastrointestinal distress. The final phase of fluid replacement is retention, which involves keeping fluid in the body to allow for rehydration. Salt intake is important in this phase because it’s the primary electrolyte in the blood. It helps maintain blood sodium levels and tells the kidneys to retain rather than excrete the fluid ingested. After exercise is also a good time to consume additional carbohydrates and protein to help replace energy stores and rebuild muscles. By adopting a smart fluid-replacement strategy that includes adequate fluids, sodium, and the right types and amount of carbohydrates, athletes can minimize fatigue and maintain peak performance. -
5:38Top 10 Saddest Sports Deaths
Top 10 Saddest Sports DeathsTop 10 Saddest Sports Deaths
Phillip Hughes' death is tragic, just like Marc-Vivien Foe, Ayrton Senna, Tom Simpson and other stars who died playing the sports they loved Dan Wheldon, Nodar Kumaritashvili, Marc-Vivien Foe, Korey Stringer, Ayrton Senna, Reggie Lewis, Tom Simpson, Benny Paret, Ray Chapman, Phillip Hughes, If the video are free to use any of these songs, but should include in your video description: Lightless Dawn by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=usuan1100655 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ -
4:00Korey Stringer Highlight Film: Warren G. Harding High School
Korey Stringer Highlight Film: Warren G. Harding High SchoolKorey Stringer Highlight Film: Warren G. Harding High School
High school highlights of the late Korey Stringer. -
4:39Preventing Sudden Death in Sport
Preventing Sudden Death in SportPreventing Sudden Death in Sport
Exertional heat stroke is one of the leading causes of sudden death in sport. The mission of the Korey Stringer Institute is to provide first-rate information, resources, assistance and advocacy for the prevention of sudden death in sport, especially as it relates to exertional heat stroke. For more information, visit: http://ksi.uconn.edu/ -
3:47TOP 15 NFL PLAYERS WHO DIED TOO SOON
TOP 15 NFL PLAYERS WHO DIED TOO SOONTOP 15 NFL PLAYERS WHO DIED TOO SOON
PROMO-WATCHMOJO.COM SONG-SEE YOU AGAIN-WIZ KHALIFA AND CHARLIE PUTH 15-MARQUISE HILL 14-KENNY MCKINLEY AND OJ MURDOCK 13-THOMAS HERRION 12-BRANDON BURLSWORTH 11-DARRENT WILLIAMS AND DAMIEN NASH 10-CHUCK HUGHES 9-TRAY WALKER 8-JOVAN BELCHER 7-BRIAN PICCOLO 6-ERNIE DAVIS 5-KOREY STRINGER 4-DERRICK THOMAS 3-CHRIS HENRY 2-PAT TILLMAN HONORABLE MENTION J.V CAIN GAINES ADAMS ROB BIRONAS JEROME BROWN COREY SMITH AND MARQUIS COOPER 1-SEAN TAYLOR -
4:38Dehydration In Sports - Korey Stringer
Dehydration In Sports - Korey StringerDehydration In Sports - Korey Stringer
http://www.mentaltoughnesstrainer.com Keep your focus in sports with surprising tip. A few of you may have heard of Korey Stringer. He was a standout football player at his high school, leading his team to the Ohio State Championship. Later while playing for Ohio State University, he was named Big Ten freshman of the year. He was drafted into the NFL by the Minnesota Vikings and quickly became a starting offensive tackle. He married and had a child and was picked for the Pro Bowl in the 2000 season. He had seemed to have it all. "Stringer was an incredibly valuable player, one of those men who thoroughly knew the game and what was happening at every position, on every snap of the ball," wrote Washington Post writer Michael Wilbon Unbelievably, it all ended on July 30th 2001, when Stringer died suddenly of heat exhaustion from practicing in the hot summer sun. His widow, Kelci Stringer, has since made it her mission to make sure that athletes from the Pros all the way down to pee-wee league players drink enough water while working out. We also, at the Mental Toughness Academy want to honor Stringer and get the word out about how important drinking water is as well. I'll bet you didn't know, that a study by the Exercise and Sports Science Department at UNC found that even before Stringer's death in 2001, 19 high school and college players died from heatstroke since 1995. Dehydration and heat stroke are a serious problem in sports that is not often talked about...so we want you to make sure your athletes are drinking enough water! What a lot of people don't know, is that if you are feeling thirsty you are already dehydrated. So it is important to drink before you are feeling thirsty and even if you are not! It's obvious, of course, when it's hot outside, your sweating and working hard playing your sport that you need to drink a lot of water, right? Well what's not obvious is drinking when it is cold out or when you are not thirsty. Far too many athletes wait until they are really thirsty and their performance suffers due to brain fog from dehydration. You see, our bodies are made up of about 60% water and your brain is actually 70% water! Water is also the primary mode of transportation for all nutrients in the body and is essential for proper circulation. So water is what allows your brain to work correctly. If it is not fully hydrated, you lose mental concentration and focus, as well as strength and stamina. Drinking water is one of the easiest thing we teach that will help you optimize your brain to achieve your top performance. Many people make the mistake in thinking it only applies to outdoor sports. However, a recent study on indoor sports, conducted at a large university concluded: "91% of professional basketball, volleyball, tennis and soccer players are dehydrated when they begin their training sessions." Another little known fact is that the most common cause of daytime fatigue is due to dehydration, as well as being the cause of many types of headaches. So are you getting the picture here? You have got to keep your body hydrated in order to perform at your highest level and to THINK your best. I understand sometimes it's tough to get enough water when you are in the middle of practice or a game, so it's important to give yourself a head start by making sure you drink plenty of water beforehand! A word of caution though, drinking too much water too quickly can lead to hyponatremia, a serious medical condition where the concentration of sodium in the blood gets too low. This usually only happens with athletes in extreme situations. The best thing to do is to keep a bottle of water handy and continue drinking before, during, and after your workout or game. Keep your mental edge by staying hydrated! Visit http://www.teenmentaltoughness.com to download FREE: "The 10 Commandments For A Great Sports Parent" ebook and "Master The Pressure" a GAME-CHANGING guided visualization for teen athletes. -
1:54Mission Heat Lab at UConn's Korey Stringer Institute
Mission Heat Lab at UConn's Korey Stringer InstituteMission Heat Lab at UConn's Korey Stringer Institute
The MISSION Heat Lab is a comprehensive environmental physiology and exercise testing lab. Featuring a 450 sq. ft. environmental chamber capable of precisely controlling ambient temperature from 40°F to 110°F, humidity from 20% to 90% and radiant heat simulating from full cloud cover to unobstructed sun, the facility is prepared to simulate the thermal environments faced by athletes, warfighters and laborers. Unique to the facility is the inclusion of a bathroom and dedicated cooling area within the environmental chamber, allowing for uninterrupted testing. The lab is also fully equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, including high speed treadmills, advanced bike ergometers and a comprehensive physiological monitoring system, to apply exact exercise intensities and accurately measure the responses. -
5:35Korey Stringer Institute's Guide to Hydration
Korey Stringer Institute's Guide to HydrationKorey Stringer Institute's Guide to Hydration
Learn about the important concepts of hydration for athletes. -
11:04Korey Stringer
Korey Stringer
Stringer, Korey Filmography
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1999, role: actor , character name: Himself - Minnesota Vikings Tackle
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1995, role: actor , character name: Himself - 24th Overall Pick
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Remembering Korey Stringer on 10th anniversary of his death
On Monday, the Minnesota Vikings honored Korey Stringer on the 10th anniversary of his death, holding a moment of silence and painting the number 77 on the field where he passed away on a hot, humid day in Mankato.
published: 02 Aug 2011 -
Korey Stringer's wife on heat stroke, sports
Ten years ago, NFL player Korey Stringer died of complications of heat stroke. Kelci Stringer, his wife, speaks to "The Early Show " anchors about her institute aimed at raising awareness of the dangers heat stroke and sudden death in sports.
published: 03 Aug 2011 -
Korey Stringer 1st Day at Camp 1995
I was at opening day of Vikings Training Camp 1995. After practice one of the security guards stepped away, so I walked up with my home video camera and joined the press talking to the players. It was Korey Stringers rookie year and his first day fo Viking practice...I got a few sound bites. Korey passed away 7 years ago today, we miss you Big K! The cheezy "Korey Stringer, Offensive Tackle" graphics are from a public access show I did back then.
published: 01 Aug 2008 -
Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story.
Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story, is a video documentary about how professional NFL football player Korey Stringer passed away from a heat stroke and dehydration, and how it effected the NFL world forever. This video not only has a point of view from a doctor, a football coach, and a trainer, but also former NFL player Leshaun Daniels, and brother of Korey Stringer, Kevin Stringer. This video was also entered in the Business professionals of america contest.
published: 03 Apr 2014 -
August 2001 ESPNews Korey Stringer Memorial Coverage
Live coverage of a memorial for NFL player Korey Stringer. All copyrights acknowledged.
published: 28 Jan 2013 -
Korey Stringer Gravesite
Minnesota Viking football player who passed away from heat stroke. More at www.death2ur.com.
published: 22 Mar 2007 -
Randy Moss gets emotional talking about former coach Dennis Green
When Moss was asked what he'd say to Dennis Green if he was here today, he got choked up. "I'd probably just fall in his arms and give him a hug, man. There's no words that I could tell him."
published: 17 Jun 2017 -
Remembering Korey Stringer. 16 Years Later.
Korey Stringer passed away 16 years ago today. We take a look back at 77's career with the Minnesota Vikings and the legacy he left behind when it comes to player safety. Leave YOUR thoughts in the comments below. --- Subscribe for Daily(ish) Vikings Love! http://bit.ly/2qO5r7m Like the Purple FTW! Podcast on Facebook! http://bit.ly/2st6gDI --- Gear by Sota Stick Co: http://bit.ly/pftwsponsorpage Bad Larry's Cold Hard Coffee: https://www.drinkbadlarry.com/ --- Twitter: http://twitter.com/andycarlsonshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andycarlsonshow Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/andycarlsonshow --- iTunes: http://purpleftw.com/itunes 1500ESPN: http://www.1500espn.com/tag/andy-carlson/ PodcastOne: http://www.podcastone.com/purple-ftw Website: http://purpleftw.com Stitcher: ...
published: 01 Aug 2017 -
The Korey Stringer Institute
Highlights the inception and mission of the Korey Stringer Institute, which was created in a collaborative effort among Stringer's widow and agent, Gatorade, the NFL, and UConn's Neag School of Education. Researching dehydration in athletes. Click to read more: http://today.uconn.edu/?p=13648
published: 15 Jun 2011 -
Korey Stringer Institute Heat and Hydration
Learn about tips on keeping the athletes safe during exercise in the heat. Filmed by USA Football (http://usafootball.com). The Korey Stringer Institute provides information, resources, assistance & advocacy for prevention of sudden death in sport, especially exertional heat stroke. Visit our web: ksi.uconn.edu
published: 16 May 2014 -
2001 NFL on FOX Postgame Report (2000 NFC Championship)
(c)2001 NFL; FOX Sports--News Corporation; WVBT--LIN Media Group; Now for the first upload on this channel from THIS millennium (not the order I wanted). We begin with a shot of the New York Giants locker room after the Giants' punched their ticket to Super Bowl XXXV by annihilating the Minnesota Vikings 41-0 (notice a quick shot of former Giant running back and Super Bowl XXV MVP Ottis Anderson joining the celebration). James Brown comments before going to footage of Vikings head coach Dennis Green (having lost his 2nd NFC Championship game in 3 years and had just suffered his first shutout as head coach); rather subdued compared to his wild 2006 "They are who we thought they were" rant. JB then promotes FOX's first airing of the Daytona 500 (if only they knew that race would be oversha...
published: 05 Mar 2014 -
How Beverage Composition Affects Athletic Performance (Gatorade SSI& KSI) Whiteboard Animation
Learn how beverage composition affects hydration and energy replacement in this educational whiteboard video from the Gatorade Sports Science Institute (http://gssiweb.org) and the Korey Stringer Institute (http://ksi.uconn.edu). ------------------------------- Wienot Films (http://wienotfilms.com) is an Austin-based production company that creates fun, refreshingly simple, yet amazingly effective whiteboard and computer animated explainer videos that turn complex ideas into concise, easy-to-understand stories that help change hearts and minds and spur action. ------------------------------- Gatorade Sports Science Institute/Korey Stringer Institute - Beverage Composition Whiteboard Animation - Script Did you know that water accounts for about 60 to 70 percent of an athlete’s body w...
published: 08 Apr 2016 -
Top 10 Saddest Sports Deaths
Phillip Hughes' death is tragic, just like Marc-Vivien Foe, Ayrton Senna, Tom Simpson and other stars who died playing the sports they loved Dan Wheldon, Nodar Kumaritashvili, Marc-Vivien Foe, Korey Stringer, Ayrton Senna, Reggie Lewis, Tom Simpson, Benny Paret, Ray Chapman, Phillip Hughes, If the video are free to use any of these songs, but should include in your video description: Lightless Dawn by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=usuan1100655 Artist: http://incompetech.com/
published: 11 Jan 2016 -
Korey Stringer Highlight Film: Warren G. Harding High School
High school highlights of the late Korey Stringer.
published: 22 Jul 2010 -
Preventing Sudden Death in Sport
Exertional heat stroke is one of the leading causes of sudden death in sport. The mission of the Korey Stringer Institute is to provide first-rate information, resources, assistance and advocacy for the prevention of sudden death in sport, especially as it relates to exertional heat stroke. For more information, visit: http://ksi.uconn.edu/
published: 04 Sep 2012 -
TOP 15 NFL PLAYERS WHO DIED TOO SOON
PROMO-WATCHMOJO.COM SONG-SEE YOU AGAIN-WIZ KHALIFA AND CHARLIE PUTH 15-MARQUISE HILL 14-KENNY MCKINLEY AND OJ MURDOCK 13-THOMAS HERRION 12-BRANDON BURLSWORTH 11-DARRENT WILLIAMS AND DAMIEN NASH 10-CHUCK HUGHES 9-TRAY WALKER 8-JOVAN BELCHER 7-BRIAN PICCOLO 6-ERNIE DAVIS 5-KOREY STRINGER 4-DERRICK THOMAS 3-CHRIS HENRY 2-PAT TILLMAN HONORABLE MENTION J.V CAIN GAINES ADAMS ROB BIRONAS JEROME BROWN COREY SMITH AND MARQUIS COOPER 1-SEAN TAYLOR
published: 19 Oct 2016 -
Dehydration In Sports - Korey Stringer
http://www.mentaltoughnesstrainer.com Keep your focus in sports with surprising tip. A few of you may have heard of Korey Stringer. He was a standout football player at his high school, leading his team to the Ohio State Championship. Later while playing for Ohio State University, he was named Big Ten freshman of the year. He was drafted into the NFL by the Minnesota Vikings and quickly became a starting offensive tackle. He married and had a child and was picked for the Pro Bowl in the 2000 season. He had seemed to have it all. "Stringer was an incredibly valuable player, one of those men who thoroughly knew the game and what was happening at every position, on every snap of the ball," wrote Washington Post writer Michael Wilbon Unbelievably, it all ended on July 30th 2001, wh...
published: 29 Jul 2011 -
Mission Heat Lab at UConn's Korey Stringer Institute
The MISSION Heat Lab is a comprehensive environmental physiology and exercise testing lab. Featuring a 450 sq. ft. environmental chamber capable of precisely controlling ambient temperature from 40°F to 110°F, humidity from 20% to 90% and radiant heat simulating from full cloud cover to unobstructed sun, the facility is prepared to simulate the thermal environments faced by athletes, warfighters and laborers. Unique to the facility is the inclusion of a bathroom and dedicated cooling area within the environmental chamber, allowing for uninterrupted testing. The lab is also fully equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, including high speed treadmills, advanced bike ergometers and a comprehensive physiological monitoring system, to apply exact exercise intensities and accurately measure th...
published: 26 Sep 2017 -
Korey Stringer Institute's Guide to Hydration
Learn about the important concepts of hydration for athletes.
published: 17 Dec 2015 -
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Remembering Korey Stringer on 10th anniversary of his death
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:01
- Updated: 02 Aug 2011
- views: 14064
On Monday, the Minnesota Vikings honored Korey Stringer on the 10th anniversary of his death, holding a moment of silence and painting the number 77 on the fiel...
On Monday, the Minnesota Vikings honored Korey Stringer on the 10th anniversary of his death, holding a moment of silence and painting the number 77 on the field where he passed away on a hot, humid day in Mankato.
https://wn.com/Remembering_Korey_Stringer_On_10Th_Anniversary_Of_His_Death
On Monday, the Minnesota Vikings honored Korey Stringer on the 10th anniversary of his death, holding a moment of silence and painting the number 77 on the field where he passed away on a hot, humid day in Mankato.
- published: 02 Aug 2011
- views: 14064
Korey Stringer's wife on heat stroke, sports
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:37
- Updated: 03 Aug 2011
- views: 3834
Ten years ago, NFL player Korey Stringer died of complications of heat stroke. Kelci Stringer, his wife, speaks to "The Early Show " anchors about her institute...
Ten years ago, NFL player Korey Stringer died of complications of heat stroke. Kelci Stringer, his wife, speaks to "The Early Show " anchors about her institute aimed at raising awareness of the dangers heat stroke and sudden death in sports.
https://wn.com/Korey_Stringer's_Wife_On_Heat_Stroke,_Sports
Ten years ago, NFL player Korey Stringer died of complications of heat stroke. Kelci Stringer, his wife, speaks to "The Early Show " anchors about her institute aimed at raising awareness of the dangers heat stroke and sudden death in sports.
- published: 03 Aug 2011
- views: 3834
Korey Stringer 1st Day at Camp 1995
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 01 Aug 2008
- views: 7367
I was at opening day of Vikings Training Camp 1995. After practice one of the security guards stepped away, so I walked up with my home video camera and joined ...
I was at opening day of Vikings Training Camp 1995. After practice one of the security guards stepped away, so I walked up with my home video camera and joined the press talking to the players. It was Korey Stringers rookie year and his first day fo Viking practice...I got a few sound bites.
Korey passed away 7 years ago today, we miss you Big K!
The cheezy "Korey Stringer, Offensive Tackle" graphics are from a public access show I did back then.
https://wn.com/Korey_Stringer_1St_Day_At_Camp_1995
I was at opening day of Vikings Training Camp 1995. After practice one of the security guards stepped away, so I walked up with my home video camera and joined the press talking to the players. It was Korey Stringers rookie year and his first day fo Viking practice...I got a few sound bites.
Korey passed away 7 years ago today, we miss you Big K!
The cheezy "Korey Stringer, Offensive Tackle" graphics are from a public access show I did back then.
- published: 01 Aug 2008
- views: 7367
Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:00
- Updated: 03 Apr 2014
- views: 1135
Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story, is a video documentary about how professional NFL football player Korey Stringer passed away from a heat stroke and ...
Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story, is a video documentary about how professional NFL football player Korey Stringer passed away from a heat stroke and dehydration, and how it effected the NFL world forever.
This video not only has a point of view from a doctor, a football coach, and a trainer, but also former NFL player Leshaun Daniels, and brother of Korey Stringer, Kevin Stringer.
This video was also entered in the Business professionals of america contest.
https://wn.com/Hydration_Impact,_The_Korey_Stringer_Story.
Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story, is a video documentary about how professional NFL football player Korey Stringer passed away from a heat stroke and dehydration, and how it effected the NFL world forever.
This video not only has a point of view from a doctor, a football coach, and a trainer, but also former NFL player Leshaun Daniels, and brother of Korey Stringer, Kevin Stringer.
This video was also entered in the Business professionals of america contest.
- published: 03 Apr 2014
- views: 1135
August 2001 ESPNews Korey Stringer Memorial Coverage
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:49
- Updated: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 2639
Live coverage of a memorial for NFL player Korey Stringer.
All copyrights acknowledged.
- published: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 2639
Korey Stringer Gravesite
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:14
- Updated: 22 Mar 2007
- views: 12360
Minnesota Viking football player who passed away from heat stroke. More at www.death2ur.com.
Minnesota Viking football player who passed away from heat stroke. More at www.death2ur.com.
https://wn.com/Korey_Stringer_Gravesite
Minnesota Viking football player who passed away from heat stroke. More at www.death2ur.com.
- published: 22 Mar 2007
- views: 12360
Randy Moss gets emotional talking about former coach Dennis Green
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:58
- Updated: 17 Jun 2017
- views: 3121
When Moss was asked what he'd say to Dennis Green if he was here today, he got choked up. "I'd probably just fall in his arms and give him a hug, man. There's n...
When Moss was asked what he'd say to Dennis Green if he was here today, he got choked up. "I'd probably just fall in his arms and give him a hug, man. There's no words that I could tell him."
https://wn.com/Randy_Moss_Gets_Emotional_Talking_About_Former_Coach_Dennis_Green
When Moss was asked what he'd say to Dennis Green if he was here today, he got choked up. "I'd probably just fall in his arms and give him a hug, man. There's no words that I could tell him."
- published: 17 Jun 2017
- views: 3121
Remembering Korey Stringer. 16 Years Later.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:38
- Updated: 01 Aug 2017
- views: 245
Korey Stringer passed away 16 years ago today. We take a look back at 77's career with the Minnesota Vikings and the legacy he left behind when it comes to play...
Korey Stringer passed away 16 years ago today. We take a look back at 77's career with the Minnesota Vikings and the legacy he left behind when it comes to player safety.
Leave YOUR thoughts in the comments below.
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Korey Stringer passed away 16 years ago today. We take a look back at 77's career with the Minnesota Vikings and the legacy he left behind when it comes to player safety.
Leave YOUR thoughts in the comments below.
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- published: 01 Aug 2017
- views: 245
The Korey Stringer Institute
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:42
- Updated: 15 Jun 2011
- views: 1778
Highlights the inception and mission of the Korey Stringer Institute, which was created in a collaborative effort among Stringer's widow and agent, Gatorade, th...
Highlights the inception and mission of the Korey Stringer Institute, which was created in a collaborative effort among Stringer's widow and agent, Gatorade, the NFL, and UConn's Neag School of Education. Researching dehydration in athletes.
Click to read more: http://today.uconn.edu/?p=13648
https://wn.com/The_Korey_Stringer_Institute
Highlights the inception and mission of the Korey Stringer Institute, which was created in a collaborative effort among Stringer's widow and agent, Gatorade, the NFL, and UConn's Neag School of Education. Researching dehydration in athletes.
Click to read more: http://today.uconn.edu/?p=13648
- published: 15 Jun 2011
- views: 1778
Korey Stringer Institute Heat and Hydration
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:42
- Updated: 16 May 2014
- views: 2594
Learn about tips on keeping the athletes safe during exercise in the heat. Filmed by USA Football (http://usafootball.com).
The Korey Stringer Institute provi...
Learn about tips on keeping the athletes safe during exercise in the heat. Filmed by USA Football (http://usafootball.com).
The Korey Stringer Institute provides information, resources, assistance & advocacy for prevention of sudden death in sport, especially exertional heat stroke.
Visit our web: ksi.uconn.edu
https://wn.com/Korey_Stringer_Institute_Heat_And_Hydration
Learn about tips on keeping the athletes safe during exercise in the heat. Filmed by USA Football (http://usafootball.com).
The Korey Stringer Institute provides information, resources, assistance & advocacy for prevention of sudden death in sport, especially exertional heat stroke.
Visit our web: ksi.uconn.edu
- published: 16 May 2014
- views: 2594
2001 NFL on FOX Postgame Report (2000 NFC Championship)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:50
- Updated: 05 Mar 2014
- views: 15732
(c)2001 NFL; FOX Sports--News Corporation; WVBT--LIN Media Group;
Now for the first upload on this channel from THIS millennium (not the order I wanted). We b...
(c)2001 NFL; FOX Sports--News Corporation; WVBT--LIN Media Group;
Now for the first upload on this channel from THIS millennium (not the order I wanted). We begin with a shot of the New York Giants locker room after the Giants' punched their ticket to Super Bowl XXXV by annihilating the Minnesota Vikings 41-0 (notice a quick shot of former Giant running back and Super Bowl XXV MVP Ottis Anderson joining the celebration). James Brown comments before going to footage of Vikings head coach Dennis Green (having lost his 2nd NFC Championship game in 3 years and had just suffered his first shutout as head coach); rather subdued compared to his wild 2006 "They are who we thought they were" rant. JB then promotes FOX's first airing of the Daytona 500 (if only they knew that race would be overshadowed by tragedy) as well as sending best wishes to CBS Sports on their coverage of Super Bowl XXXV (their first Super Bowl since regaining the NFL in 1998; likely due to JB; Terry; Pat; John; Dick Stockton; Matt Millen and even behind-the-scenes personnel such as producer Ed Goren having come to FOX from CBS when CBS lost NFC coverage in 1994) before we see the end credits (with highlights of the 2000 season)
JB then tosses to Pat Summerall and John Madden, who then describe their reaction (I'd imagine former Giant Summerall probably wanted to whoop and holler at seeing the Giants return to the Super Bowl). Then, sideline reporter Pam Oliver interviews an understandably dejected Cris Carter (the main question being how many opportunities were left for him to play in a Super Bowl).
JB; Terry Bradshaw; Howie Long and Cris Collinsworth then give their final thoughts on the game;
https://wn.com/2001_Nfl_On_Fox_Postgame_Report_(2000_Nfc_Championship)
(c)2001 NFL; FOX Sports--News Corporation; WVBT--LIN Media Group;
Now for the first upload on this channel from THIS millennium (not the order I wanted). We begin with a shot of the New York Giants locker room after the Giants' punched their ticket to Super Bowl XXXV by annihilating the Minnesota Vikings 41-0 (notice a quick shot of former Giant running back and Super Bowl XXV MVP Ottis Anderson joining the celebration). James Brown comments before going to footage of Vikings head coach Dennis Green (having lost his 2nd NFC Championship game in 3 years and had just suffered his first shutout as head coach); rather subdued compared to his wild 2006 "They are who we thought they were" rant. JB then promotes FOX's first airing of the Daytona 500 (if only they knew that race would be overshadowed by tragedy) as well as sending best wishes to CBS Sports on their coverage of Super Bowl XXXV (their first Super Bowl since regaining the NFL in 1998; likely due to JB; Terry; Pat; John; Dick Stockton; Matt Millen and even behind-the-scenes personnel such as producer Ed Goren having come to FOX from CBS when CBS lost NFC coverage in 1994) before we see the end credits (with highlights of the 2000 season)
JB then tosses to Pat Summerall and John Madden, who then describe their reaction (I'd imagine former Giant Summerall probably wanted to whoop and holler at seeing the Giants return to the Super Bowl). Then, sideline reporter Pam Oliver interviews an understandably dejected Cris Carter (the main question being how many opportunities were left for him to play in a Super Bowl).
JB; Terry Bradshaw; Howie Long and Cris Collinsworth then give their final thoughts on the game;
- published: 05 Mar 2014
- views: 15732
How Beverage Composition Affects Athletic Performance (Gatorade SSI& KSI) Whiteboard Animation
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:30
- Updated: 08 Apr 2016
- views: 5124
Learn how beverage composition affects hydration and energy replacement in this educational whiteboard video from the Gatorade Sports Science Institute (http://...
Learn how beverage composition affects hydration and energy replacement in this educational whiteboard video from the Gatorade Sports Science Institute (http://gssiweb.org) and the Korey Stringer Institute (http://ksi.uconn.edu).
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Wienot Films (http://wienotfilms.com) is an Austin-based production company that creates fun, refreshingly simple, yet amazingly effective whiteboard and computer animated explainer videos that turn complex ideas into concise, easy-to-understand stories that help change hearts and minds and spur action.
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Gatorade Sports Science Institute/Korey Stringer Institute - Beverage Composition Whiteboard Animation - Script
Did you know that water accounts for about 60 to 70 percent of an athlete’s body weight? Understanding how beverage composition affects hydration and energy replacement can help athletes develop smart fluid-replacement strategies to maintain peak performance.
Your gastrointestinal and circulatory systems are a bit like a highway. As the primary ingredient in the blood, water enters the vast highway system and transports important nutrients to where they’re needed. Fluid replacement can be broken down into three main phases: intake, delivery, and retention. A properly formulated sports beverage will help during all three phases.
Fluid intake, like taking the on-ramp to the highway, is the critical first step in getting fluid into the body. An athlete’s desire to hydrate depends in part on the flavor and sweetness of the beverage, as well as the sodium composition, which stimulates thirst and improves the drinking response. Getting those and other factors right helps ensure athletes consume the fluid they need.
The second phase of fluid replacement is fluid delivery. Rehydration is important because the body uses sweat, composed largely of water and salt, to keep its core temperature from overheating. Like blocking a lane of traffic, studies show that significant dehydration, measured as more than a two-percent loss in body weight, impairs the body’s ability to regulate its temperature and can hurt endurance and team sport performance.
The sweating-rate of athletes varies widely, typically ranging from between one half to two liters of fluid per hour. Factors like genetics and exercise intensity, and environmental conditions like temperature, wind, and humidity, can have a big impact on individual sweating rates.
Comparing an athlete’s weight before and after exercise is the simplest way to estimate fluid loss. One pound is equivalent to about 16 ounces of water. To understand the total sweating rate, the amount of fluid the athlete drinks during exercise is added back in. So, if an athlete loses a pound during one hour of training, or the equivalent of 16 ounces of fluid, but also drinks 16 ounces of water during the same time, the athlete’s sweating rate is 32 ounces an hour. Measuring fluid loss under different conditions, such as varying weather temperature or intensity levels, gives athletes a clearer picture of how much fluid they need to stay hydrated, but avoid overdrinking.
For training or competition lasting an hour or more, consuming the right amount and types of carbohydrates are shown to enhance endurance, high-intensity capabilities, and potentially skill-based performance. Experts recommend consuming 30 to 60 grams of carbohydrates per hour to fuel the muscles and brain during exercise. Maltodextrin and the sugars glucose and sucrose are recommended because they quickly digest and absorb into the bloodstream. A beverage formulated with up to a 6 to 7 percent solution of these carbohydrates is shown to exit the stomach and absorb into the bloodstream as quickly as water.
For endurance athletes exercising over two to three hours who need to maximize carbohydrate absorption, adding to the mix a small amount of fructose, a carbohydrate that uses a different transporter than glucose and maltodextrin, has been shown to increase overall carbohydrate and fluid absorption. In general, more carbohydrate is preferable to less, but beyond a certain amount the returns diminish and can even become negative because of slower absorption and potential for increased gastrointestinal distress.
The final phase of fluid replacement is retention, which involves keeping fluid in the body to allow for rehydration. Salt intake is important in this phase because it’s the primary electrolyte in the blood. It helps maintain blood sodium levels and tells the kidneys to retain rather than excrete the fluid ingested. After exercise is also a good time to consume additional carbohydrates and protein to help replace energy stores and rebuild muscles.
By adopting a smart fluid-replacement strategy that includes adequate fluids, sodium, and the right types and amount of carbohydrates, athletes can minimize fatigue and maintain peak performance.
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Learn how beverage composition affects hydration and energy replacement in this educational whiteboard video from the Gatorade Sports Science Institute (http://gssiweb.org) and the Korey Stringer Institute (http://ksi.uconn.edu).
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Gatorade Sports Science Institute/Korey Stringer Institute - Beverage Composition Whiteboard Animation - Script
Did you know that water accounts for about 60 to 70 percent of an athlete’s body weight? Understanding how beverage composition affects hydration and energy replacement can help athletes develop smart fluid-replacement strategies to maintain peak performance.
Your gastrointestinal and circulatory systems are a bit like a highway. As the primary ingredient in the blood, water enters the vast highway system and transports important nutrients to where they’re needed. Fluid replacement can be broken down into three main phases: intake, delivery, and retention. A properly formulated sports beverage will help during all three phases.
Fluid intake, like taking the on-ramp to the highway, is the critical first step in getting fluid into the body. An athlete’s desire to hydrate depends in part on the flavor and sweetness of the beverage, as well as the sodium composition, which stimulates thirst and improves the drinking response. Getting those and other factors right helps ensure athletes consume the fluid they need.
The second phase of fluid replacement is fluid delivery. Rehydration is important because the body uses sweat, composed largely of water and salt, to keep its core temperature from overheating. Like blocking a lane of traffic, studies show that significant dehydration, measured as more than a two-percent loss in body weight, impairs the body’s ability to regulate its temperature and can hurt endurance and team sport performance.
The sweating-rate of athletes varies widely, typically ranging from between one half to two liters of fluid per hour. Factors like genetics and exercise intensity, and environmental conditions like temperature, wind, and humidity, can have a big impact on individual sweating rates.
Comparing an athlete’s weight before and after exercise is the simplest way to estimate fluid loss. One pound is equivalent to about 16 ounces of water. To understand the total sweating rate, the amount of fluid the athlete drinks during exercise is added back in. So, if an athlete loses a pound during one hour of training, or the equivalent of 16 ounces of fluid, but also drinks 16 ounces of water during the same time, the athlete’s sweating rate is 32 ounces an hour. Measuring fluid loss under different conditions, such as varying weather temperature or intensity levels, gives athletes a clearer picture of how much fluid they need to stay hydrated, but avoid overdrinking.
For training or competition lasting an hour or more, consuming the right amount and types of carbohydrates are shown to enhance endurance, high-intensity capabilities, and potentially skill-based performance. Experts recommend consuming 30 to 60 grams of carbohydrates per hour to fuel the muscles and brain during exercise. Maltodextrin and the sugars glucose and sucrose are recommended because they quickly digest and absorb into the bloodstream. A beverage formulated with up to a 6 to 7 percent solution of these carbohydrates is shown to exit the stomach and absorb into the bloodstream as quickly as water.
For endurance athletes exercising over two to three hours who need to maximize carbohydrate absorption, adding to the mix a small amount of fructose, a carbohydrate that uses a different transporter than glucose and maltodextrin, has been shown to increase overall carbohydrate and fluid absorption. In general, more carbohydrate is preferable to less, but beyond a certain amount the returns diminish and can even become negative because of slower absorption and potential for increased gastrointestinal distress.
The final phase of fluid replacement is retention, which involves keeping fluid in the body to allow for rehydration. Salt intake is important in this phase because it’s the primary electrolyte in the blood. It helps maintain blood sodium levels and tells the kidneys to retain rather than excrete the fluid ingested. After exercise is also a good time to consume additional carbohydrates and protein to help replace energy stores and rebuild muscles.
By adopting a smart fluid-replacement strategy that includes adequate fluids, sodium, and the right types and amount of carbohydrates, athletes can minimize fatigue and maintain peak performance.
- published: 08 Apr 2016
- views: 5124
Top 10 Saddest Sports Deaths
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- Duration: 5:38
- Updated: 11 Jan 2016
- views: 3510
Phillip Hughes' death is tragic, just like Marc-Vivien Foe, Ayrton Senna, Tom Simpson and other stars who died playing the sports they loved
Dan Wheldon,
Nodar...
Phillip Hughes' death is tragic, just like Marc-Vivien Foe, Ayrton Senna, Tom Simpson and other stars who died playing the sports they loved
Dan Wheldon,
Nodar Kumaritashvili,
Marc-Vivien Foe,
Korey Stringer,
Ayrton Senna,
Reggie Lewis,
Tom Simpson,
Benny Paret,
Ray Chapman,
Phillip Hughes,
If the video are free to use any of these songs, but should include in your video description:
Lightless Dawn by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
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Phillip Hughes' death is tragic, just like Marc-Vivien Foe, Ayrton Senna, Tom Simpson and other stars who died playing the sports they loved
Dan Wheldon,
Nodar Kumaritashvili,
Marc-Vivien Foe,
Korey Stringer,
Ayrton Senna,
Reggie Lewis,
Tom Simpson,
Benny Paret,
Ray Chapman,
Phillip Hughes,
If the video are free to use any of these songs, but should include in your video description:
Lightless Dawn by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=usuan1100655
Artist: http://incompetech.com/
- published: 11 Jan 2016
- views: 3510
Korey Stringer Highlight Film: Warren G. Harding High School
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- Duration: 4:00
- Updated: 22 Jul 2010
- views: 3226
High school highlights of the late Korey Stringer.
High school highlights of the late Korey Stringer.
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Preventing Sudden Death in Sport
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- Duration: 4:39
- Updated: 04 Sep 2012
- views: 30083
Exertional heat stroke is one of the leading causes of sudden death in sport. The mission of the Korey Stringer Institute is to provide first-rate information, ...
Exertional heat stroke is one of the leading causes of sudden death in sport. The mission of the Korey Stringer Institute is to provide first-rate information, resources, assistance and advocacy for the prevention of sudden death in sport, especially as it relates to exertional heat stroke.
For more information, visit: http://ksi.uconn.edu/
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Exertional heat stroke is one of the leading causes of sudden death in sport. The mission of the Korey Stringer Institute is to provide first-rate information, resources, assistance and advocacy for the prevention of sudden death in sport, especially as it relates to exertional heat stroke.
For more information, visit: http://ksi.uconn.edu/
- published: 04 Sep 2012
- views: 30083
TOP 15 NFL PLAYERS WHO DIED TOO SOON
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- Duration: 3:47
- Updated: 19 Oct 2016
- views: 40259
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SONG-SEE YOU AGAIN-WIZ KHALIFA AND CHARLIE PUTH
15-MARQUISE HILL
14-KENNY MCKINLEY AND OJ MURDOCK
13-THOMAS HERRION
12-BRANDON BURLSWORTH
11...
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SONG-SEE YOU AGAIN-WIZ KHALIFA AND CHARLIE PUTH
15-MARQUISE HILL
14-KENNY MCKINLEY AND OJ MURDOCK
13-THOMAS HERRION
12-BRANDON BURLSWORTH
11-DARRENT WILLIAMS AND DAMIEN NASH
10-CHUCK HUGHES
9-TRAY WALKER
8-JOVAN BELCHER
7-BRIAN PICCOLO
6-ERNIE DAVIS
5-KOREY STRINGER
4-DERRICK THOMAS
3-CHRIS HENRY
2-PAT TILLMAN
HONORABLE MENTION
J.V CAIN
GAINES ADAMS
ROB BIRONAS
JEROME BROWN
COREY SMITH AND MARQUIS COOPER
1-SEAN TAYLOR
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PROMO-WATCHMOJO.COM
SONG-SEE YOU AGAIN-WIZ KHALIFA AND CHARLIE PUTH
15-MARQUISE HILL
14-KENNY MCKINLEY AND OJ MURDOCK
13-THOMAS HERRION
12-BRANDON BURLSWORTH
11-DARRENT WILLIAMS AND DAMIEN NASH
10-CHUCK HUGHES
9-TRAY WALKER
8-JOVAN BELCHER
7-BRIAN PICCOLO
6-ERNIE DAVIS
5-KOREY STRINGER
4-DERRICK THOMAS
3-CHRIS HENRY
2-PAT TILLMAN
HONORABLE MENTION
J.V CAIN
GAINES ADAMS
ROB BIRONAS
JEROME BROWN
COREY SMITH AND MARQUIS COOPER
1-SEAN TAYLOR
- published: 19 Oct 2016
- views: 40259
Dehydration In Sports - Korey Stringer
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- Duration: 4:38
- Updated: 29 Jul 2011
- views: 9854
http://www.mentaltoughnesstrainer.com
Keep your focus in sports with surprising tip.
A few of you may have heard of Korey Stringer. He was a standout footba...
http://www.mentaltoughnesstrainer.com
Keep your focus in sports with surprising tip.
A few of you may have heard of Korey Stringer. He was a standout football player at his high school, leading his team to the Ohio State Championship. Later while playing for Ohio State University, he was named Big Ten freshman of the year.
He was drafted into the NFL by the Minnesota Vikings and quickly became a starting offensive tackle. He married and had a child and was picked for the Pro Bowl in the 2000 season. He had seemed to have it all.
"Stringer was an incredibly valuable player, one of those men who thoroughly knew the game and what was happening at every position, on every snap of the ball," wrote Washington Post writer Michael Wilbon
Unbelievably, it all ended on July 30th 2001, when Stringer died suddenly of heat exhaustion from practicing in the hot summer sun.
His widow, Kelci Stringer, has since made it her mission to make sure that athletes from the Pros all the way down to pee-wee league players drink enough water while working out.
We also, at the Mental Toughness Academy want to honor Stringer and get the word out about how important drinking water is as well.
I'll bet you didn't know, that a study by the Exercise and Sports Science Department at UNC found that even before Stringer's death in 2001, 19 high school and college players died from heatstroke since 1995.
Dehydration and heat stroke are a serious problem in sports that is not often talked about...so we want you to make sure your athletes are drinking enough water!
What a lot of people don't know, is that if you are feeling thirsty you are already dehydrated. So it is important to drink before you are feeling thirsty and even if you are not!
It's obvious, of course, when it's hot outside, your sweating and working hard playing your sport that you need to drink a lot of water, right?
Well what's not obvious is drinking when it is cold out or when you are not thirsty. Far too many athletes wait until they are really thirsty and their performance suffers due to brain fog from dehydration.
You see, our bodies are made up of about 60% water and your brain is actually 70% water! Water is also the primary mode of transportation for all nutrients in the body and is essential for proper circulation.
So water is what allows your brain to work correctly. If it is not fully hydrated, you lose mental concentration and focus, as well as strength and stamina.
Drinking water is one of the easiest thing we teach that will help you optimize your brain to achieve your top performance.
Many people make the mistake in thinking it only applies to outdoor sports. However, a recent study on indoor sports, conducted at a large university concluded:
"91% of professional basketball, volleyball, tennis and soccer players are dehydrated when they begin their training sessions."
Another little known fact is that the most common cause of daytime fatigue is due to dehydration, as well as being the cause of many types of headaches.
So are you getting the picture here? You have got to keep your body hydrated in order to perform at your highest level and to THINK your best.
I understand sometimes it's tough to get enough water when you are in the middle of practice or a game, so it's important to give yourself a head start by making sure you drink plenty of water beforehand!
A word of caution though, drinking too much water too quickly can lead to hyponatremia, a serious medical condition where the concentration of sodium in the blood gets too low. This usually only happens with athletes in extreme situations.
The best thing to do is to keep a bottle of water handy and continue drinking before, during, and after your workout or game. Keep your mental edge by staying hydrated!
Visit http://www.teenmentaltoughness.com to download FREE:
"The 10 Commandments For A Great Sports Parent" ebook
and "Master The Pressure" a GAME-CHANGING guided visualization for teen athletes.
https://wn.com/Dehydration_In_Sports_Korey_Stringer
http://www.mentaltoughnesstrainer.com
Keep your focus in sports with surprising tip.
A few of you may have heard of Korey Stringer. He was a standout football player at his high school, leading his team to the Ohio State Championship. Later while playing for Ohio State University, he was named Big Ten freshman of the year.
He was drafted into the NFL by the Minnesota Vikings and quickly became a starting offensive tackle. He married and had a child and was picked for the Pro Bowl in the 2000 season. He had seemed to have it all.
"Stringer was an incredibly valuable player, one of those men who thoroughly knew the game and what was happening at every position, on every snap of the ball," wrote Washington Post writer Michael Wilbon
Unbelievably, it all ended on July 30th 2001, when Stringer died suddenly of heat exhaustion from practicing in the hot summer sun.
His widow, Kelci Stringer, has since made it her mission to make sure that athletes from the Pros all the way down to pee-wee league players drink enough water while working out.
We also, at the Mental Toughness Academy want to honor Stringer and get the word out about how important drinking water is as well.
I'll bet you didn't know, that a study by the Exercise and Sports Science Department at UNC found that even before Stringer's death in 2001, 19 high school and college players died from heatstroke since 1995.
Dehydration and heat stroke are a serious problem in sports that is not often talked about...so we want you to make sure your athletes are drinking enough water!
What a lot of people don't know, is that if you are feeling thirsty you are already dehydrated. So it is important to drink before you are feeling thirsty and even if you are not!
It's obvious, of course, when it's hot outside, your sweating and working hard playing your sport that you need to drink a lot of water, right?
Well what's not obvious is drinking when it is cold out or when you are not thirsty. Far too many athletes wait until they are really thirsty and their performance suffers due to brain fog from dehydration.
You see, our bodies are made up of about 60% water and your brain is actually 70% water! Water is also the primary mode of transportation for all nutrients in the body and is essential for proper circulation.
So water is what allows your brain to work correctly. If it is not fully hydrated, you lose mental concentration and focus, as well as strength and stamina.
Drinking water is one of the easiest thing we teach that will help you optimize your brain to achieve your top performance.
Many people make the mistake in thinking it only applies to outdoor sports. However, a recent study on indoor sports, conducted at a large university concluded:
"91% of professional basketball, volleyball, tennis and soccer players are dehydrated when they begin their training sessions."
Another little known fact is that the most common cause of daytime fatigue is due to dehydration, as well as being the cause of many types of headaches.
So are you getting the picture here? You have got to keep your body hydrated in order to perform at your highest level and to THINK your best.
I understand sometimes it's tough to get enough water when you are in the middle of practice or a game, so it's important to give yourself a head start by making sure you drink plenty of water beforehand!
A word of caution though, drinking too much water too quickly can lead to hyponatremia, a serious medical condition where the concentration of sodium in the blood gets too low. This usually only happens with athletes in extreme situations.
The best thing to do is to keep a bottle of water handy and continue drinking before, during, and after your workout or game. Keep your mental edge by staying hydrated!
Visit http://www.teenmentaltoughness.com to download FREE:
"The 10 Commandments For A Great Sports Parent" ebook
and "Master The Pressure" a GAME-CHANGING guided visualization for teen athletes.
- published: 29 Jul 2011
- views: 9854
Mission Heat Lab at UConn's Korey Stringer Institute
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- Duration: 1:54
- Updated: 26 Sep 2017
- views: 259
The MISSION Heat Lab is a comprehensive environmental physiology and exercise testing lab. Featuring a 450 sq. ft. environmental chamber capable of precisely co...
The MISSION Heat Lab is a comprehensive environmental physiology and exercise testing lab. Featuring a 450 sq. ft. environmental chamber capable of precisely controlling ambient temperature from 40°F to 110°F, humidity from 20% to 90% and radiant heat simulating from full cloud cover to unobstructed sun, the facility is prepared to simulate the thermal environments faced by athletes, warfighters and laborers. Unique to the facility is the inclusion of a bathroom and dedicated cooling area within the environmental chamber, allowing for uninterrupted testing. The lab is also fully equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, including high speed treadmills, advanced bike ergometers and a comprehensive physiological monitoring system, to apply exact exercise intensities and accurately measure the responses.
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The MISSION Heat Lab is a comprehensive environmental physiology and exercise testing lab. Featuring a 450 sq. ft. environmental chamber capable of precisely controlling ambient temperature from 40°F to 110°F, humidity from 20% to 90% and radiant heat simulating from full cloud cover to unobstructed sun, the facility is prepared to simulate the thermal environments faced by athletes, warfighters and laborers. Unique to the facility is the inclusion of a bathroom and dedicated cooling area within the environmental chamber, allowing for uninterrupted testing. The lab is also fully equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, including high speed treadmills, advanced bike ergometers and a comprehensive physiological monitoring system, to apply exact exercise intensities and accurately measure the responses.
- published: 26 Sep 2017
- views: 259
Korey Stringer Institute's Guide to Hydration
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- Duration: 5:35
- Updated: 17 Dec 2015
- views: 2215
Learn about the important concepts of hydration for athletes.
Learn about the important concepts of hydration for athletes.
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Learn about the important concepts of hydration for athletes.
- published: 17 Dec 2015
- views: 2215
Korey Stringer
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- Duration: 11:04
- Updated: 02 Aug 2013
- views: 280
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Remembering Korey Stringer on 10th anniversary of his death
On Monday, the Minnesota Vikings honored Korey Stringer on the 10th anniversary of his dea...
published: 02 Aug 2011
Remembering Korey Stringer on 10th anniversary of his death
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Korey Stringer's wife on heat stroke, sports
Ten years ago, NFL player Korey Stringer died of complications of heat stroke. Kelci Strin...
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Korey Stringer 1st Day at Camp 1995
I was at opening day of Vikings Training Camp 1995. After practice one of the security gua...
published: 01 Aug 2008
Korey Stringer 1st Day at Camp 1995
Korey Stringer 1st Day at Camp 1995
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Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story.
Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story, is a video documentary about how professional ...
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Hydration Impact, The Korey Stringer Story.
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August 2001 ESPNews Korey Stringer Memorial Coverage
Live coverage of a memorial for NFL player Korey Stringer.
All copyrights acknowledged.
published: 28 Jan 2013
August 2001 ESPNews Korey Stringer Memorial Coverage
August 2001 ESPNews Korey Stringer Memorial Coverage
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Korey Stringer Gravesite
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Randy Moss gets emotional talking about former coach Dennis Green
When Moss was asked what he'd say to Dennis Green if he was here today, he got choked up. ...
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Randy Moss gets emotional talking about former coach Dennis Green
Randy Moss gets emotional talking about former coach Dennis Green
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Remembering Korey Stringer. 16 Years Later.
Korey Stringer passed away 16 years ago today. We take a look back at 77's career with the...
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Remembering Korey Stringer. 16 Years Later.
Remembering Korey Stringer. 16 Years Later.
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The Korey Stringer Institute
Highlights the inception and mission of the Korey Stringer Institute, which was created in...
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Korey Stringer Institute Heat and Hydration
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Korey Stringer Institute Heat and Hydration
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2001 NFL on FOX Postgame Report (2000 NFC Championship)
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2001 NFL on FOX Postgame Report (2000 NFC Championship)
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How Beverage Composition Affects Athletic Performance (Gatorade SSI& KSI) Whiteboard Animation
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Top 10 Saddest Sports Deaths
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Korey Stringer Highlight Film: Warren G. Harding High School
High school highlights of the late Korey Stringer.
published: 22 Jul 2010
Korey Stringer Highlight Film: Warren G. Harding High School
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Buffalo Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor will return to the starting role on Sunday against the Miami Dolphins ... However, Peterman left the matchup with a head injury and third-stringer Joe Webb finished the game. ... ....
CCC falls to Jones County Junior College
Edit Press Register 15 Dec 2017
Coahoma Community College wanted to get redemption against Jones County Junior College. The Tigers played a tight game in the 1st meeting ... 3, 2017. Head Coach Micheal Stringer wanted his team to fight the bully and not run from it....
Can Children Born Attached at the Head Share a Mind?
Edit Newsweek 15 Dec 2017
It’s very rare for twins to be born conjoined at the skull. It’s rarer still for twins like Krista and Tatiana Hogan, whose skull forms a complete shell around both their brains, to be born. Twin Life. Sharing Mind and Body, a recent documentary about the girls, who share more than a skull, raises the question, do these girls share a mind, or even a blended sense of self? ... Two conjoined twins in India smile for the camera. AFP/Stringer ... ....
Scoreboard: Boys high school basketball boxscores
Edit Missoulian 15 Dec 2017
Editor's note. Boxscores are published as we receive them. If you don't see yours here at the end of the night, please email it to us at sports@billingsgazette.com or fax it to 406-657-2308. Class A. Dillon 69, Belgrade 66 (2OT). Belgrade9 13 6 26 9 3 —66. Dillon14 14 14 12 9 6 —69. Belgrade ... Dillon ... Laurel 54, Star Valley (Wyo.) 44 ... Laurel ... C ... Bryan Mask 2, Carson Callison 8, Aaron Waddle 2, Conner Voll 8, Michael Spence 10, Korey Radford 2 ... 3 ... ....
High school football all-star game, the Big River Rivalry, is back Saturday
Edit Richmond Times Dispatch 15 Dec 2017
Bird; RB Elijah Burns, Thomas Dale; RB Rayquan Rogers, Colonial Heights; RB Korey Bridy, Monacan; LB Harry Swank, Amelia; DE Marteise Phipps, Monacan; C Nick Hawkins, Manchester; LB Trea Smith, Thomas Dale; LB Trevor Morris, James River; OL Tyler Jones, Manchester; DE Daryan Blowe, Hopewell; OL Brennan Thomas, Huguenot; OL D'Mari Ellis, Prince ......
Prep basketball roundup: Daleville boys hold off Dale County
Edit Dothan Eagle 15 Dec 2017
DALEVILLE – The host-team Warhawks held on for a 60-59 victory over Dale County in the Daleville Christmas Tournament on Thursday night. Shemar Dixon led Daleville with 18 points, while Sincere McKenzie scored 10 and Jerry White added eight. Dale County was led by Virgil Crawford and Shane Wesley with 11 points each, while D.J. Jenkins added 10 ... G.W. Long was led by Kamryn Faria with 15 and Matt Snell and Kobie Stringer with eight each ... ....
Queen's University Graduations December 15 2017 - Full list of results
Edit Belfast Telegraph 15 Dec 2017
Results and pictures from Queen's University graduation ceremony. QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY. QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY. School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. Doctor of Philosophy. Juliana ALEXANDER. Marta FALKOWSKA. Ashleigh GRAHAM. Katherine Marie McBRIDE. Alex Ryan NEALE. Sonia Louise OLEJARZ. Efstratios STAVRAKAKIS. Yuancheng ZHANG. Master of Philosophy. Shui YU. Jiaxin ZHANG. Master of Science ... Wenyao DING ... Nicole STRINGER ... Nicole STRINGER....
BBC commentator Ian Stringer's struggle to help alcoholic mother
Edit BBC News 14 Dec 2017
In a tweet on Tuesday, Mr Stringer said ... In a tweet on Tuesday, Mr Stringer said ......
We invest in millions in Ford, GM. Here's why fighting strong fuel standards is the ...
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