If the weather is hot, or even a bit warm, that could cause headaches. Also, if you don't drink enough fluids during physical exertion, that can result in dehydration, which can cause headaches.
If you hit someone or something, or were hit, even if it was not with your head, you could have sustained an injury such as a pulled muscle, which could also cause headaches if it was in the neck, back, or shoulder area.
If the headaches lasts more than a day or two, or if it gets worse, you really need to see a doctor ASAP.
There are several possibilities for a headache. Considering that you're in football practice, the most likely reasons are: head-jarring from the stop-and-go movements associated with tackling, dehydration from the excessive loss of water through sweat or heat, or the intense emotional pressure to give it your all and succeed.
they protect your head from being crushed granted they are not perfect and you will get hurt if hit in the head hard, but not as much
A tu tu and balarinia shoes and a cows udder on your fat head
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Coach Gene Chizik was the head football coach at Auburn University. He did not practice a specific religion publicly during his coaching tenure.
Break or sprain your ankle even though it'll hurt a lil it'll get you out for as long as you want that's what I did but I didn't break it do I have to go next week :(
It doesnt hurt
Practice.
Because they Practice, Practice, Practice, and Practice.
you practice. alot you practice. alot
Yes, practice is the key to sucess
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Yes, the compound noun 'football practice' is a common noun, a general word for any instance of training a football team.