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Then a lot of parents concerned that the practices might be too rough. what should coaches and parents be knowing and doing? >> what we should know is that when you look at injury risk, we always talk about games having most of the injury risk. people are more likely to be injured during a game. but with these young kids, we've seen with the few studies that are out there that practices may be just as devastating as games, if not more. so it's important to recognize that, especially when kids are playing, both at the younger level, playing offense and defense. they're seeing a lot more number ...

Whether you're on your bike or car. speaking of bike. >> all right. the bike helmet then, this is not -- this is not a gadget. this doesn't do anything or does it? >> it doesn't do anything electronic but since everything else is on the pricey side, this is only $60. >> you're going to mess up that hair? thank god it's the end of the show. >> i bet he takes it off and his hair doesn't move an inch. >> this is consumer reports, top rated. it did well in the impact testing. >> $60. >> $60. >> that's not bad. so that's a little bit more reasonable and affordable for some people. >> they're always...

War zone vehicles to save soldiers' lives and limbs. >> we absorb 71 percent of the blast energy that would normally be absorbed by the soldier. >> skydeck works by using opposing cones that collapse upon each other on impact and the work began as material for running shoes and became a patented substance used in multiple contracts with the u.s. defense department. the impact testing is done in a lab, where i get to take the bat of science to three average tiles. >> go ahead and hit those. >> next, the decking material goes on top. and whoa! >> it didn't do anything. >> then a standard piece o...