A rise in pediatric injuries such as torn lats, UCLs, and ACLs is observed, potentially linked to a lack of movement control, unstructured play, poor nutrition, inadequate sleep, and no off-season.

“So, we're seeing this demineralization, this less hardening of the bones of children. What is that about? >> Is that why they're breaking their They're so like more like I The kids are breaking their bones. Like >> we're seeing a a whole host of injuries that did not exist. Torn lats, more UCLs, more ACL's. I mean, the epidemic of ACL right now is is its own topic. But when you come underneath that, what we see is didn't have women didn't have access to movement control, overplay, did not have uh you know, don't have good nutrition features, aren't sleeping, right? No offseason, right? Just what we can see is we've set up the the perfect conditions and this is a normal feature or normal accident given the sort of errors and the complexity of of this person engaging in this play which was supposed to be fun in the first place.”