Should Children Specialize In More Than One Sport?

According to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), 480,000 out of 8 million (6%) of high school athletes move on to compete at the collegiate level, with roughly 3% being offered an athletic scholarship. We offer Physical Therapy in Sterling, VA. Call Loudoun Sports Therapy Center we to help your athlete stay in the game.

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Specialization of sports not best answer, Sports

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