Shin guards made an appearance in 1874 and were made from large cricket pads to protect the front of the leg. As the speed of the game increased these grew smaller and many players discarded them altogether. Tired players preferred to playout the later stages of the games with their socks rolled down. This prevented cramp and gave them extra freedom. However the rules of the game no longer allow this. Shin guards protect by spreading loads over wider areas of the skin. The force of the initial impact is reduced as peak pressure is dampened down. The properties of the materials display energy absorbing characteristics, which further protect the player's leg from injury. Modern Shin guards are made with a hard outside casing and a soft inner layer. Outer surface is crafted in thermoplastic materials with shock absorbing inner material made from Ethyl Vinyl Acetate (EVA) or other foam type material. Shin guards do not absorb large quantities of energy and so are unlikely to prevent bone fractures from high energy type trauma.
Field equipment needed for an indoor soccer match includes 2 soccer goals and a soccer ball. Player equipment includes indoor soccer cleats, clothing (soccer socks, shorts, jersey), and shin guards. You should never play soccer without shin guards.
the were invented during the world war2 when muffins fell from the sky and turned evil and ate your family so be careful cause thell rebel
If you get tacked in your shin so it does not snap back. Or if someone misses the ball and kick you... it really hurts.
Shin splits, bag knees (goalies), ankle issues, and pulling muscles during the game
They weren't around when the game started, they evolved into the game. They are now a lot more stronger and give more protection than the earlier versions.
They were originally made of hay.
Shin guards.
Shin guards.
Because they wear shin guards and most of the shin guards go down to your ankles.
Shoes,Shin guards and a ball
i think they started wearing shin Gard's in 1864 but im not 100% sure
cleats shin guards long socks soccer ball jersey goal net soccer field
Not in the slightest
Professional soccer players are not required to wear any certain type of shin guard. Most soccer players in high level soccer, my team included, wear small tough shin guards that aren't bulky but still offer protection. I myself use Nike shin guards, but there is no official requirement for brand or type.
They are commonly referred to as "Shin Pads" or "Shin Guards".
Oh yes they are needed for protection.
Shin guards are stronger, cleats can retract, and there is tecnology for cooling down tirred soccer players.