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_ Active Sports Participation MONTREAL (CP) -- Young. people should become physi- cally conditioned for sports. be- fore actively participating in games, says Bill Head, full- time physiotherapist with Mont- real Canadiens of the National Hockey League since 1943. Head, who has aided the re- § habilitation and return.to action of such greats as Maurice (Rocket) Richard, Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion, Doug Harvey, Jean Beliveau, Dickie Moore and Henri Richard after injuries, carries his strong con- victions on proper conditioning and exercise into the néw sea- son with renewed vigor. "This season we started a new exercise campaign which we had used previously as a therapeutic method -- now we are using it as a preventative measure against injury,' Head said. "Professional sport loses more potential material than any other industry because of the lack of proper physical con- ditioning of youth at the early development stage. "We shouldn't just train our youngsters to play sports, but teach them to become physi- cally capable of playing them first." The aches and pains of ath- letes and non - athletes alike often stem from the same} problem -- posture, he added) explaining that between 70 and| 80 per cent of the people visit-| ing his Montreal Forum clinic} suffer from postural flaws. Hockey players are espe-an injured player can be re- In athletes, these flaws canter much whether the game is|turned to his team more rap- po hg grog ao raaen and/hockey or football. lidly by the use of physiother- can and do delay the resolution! However, he has seen hockey|apy. -- ny Mer eerapy |riavers: 'who could not walk| Head said that the charley- training does not allow suff | Without -- a pair Of/porse (muscle bruise) is the big) cient time for education on the -- i prise manoeuvre) hug-bear of hockey players, but gracefully on the ice. \that treatment methods during treatment of athletic injuries." | The spritely Head, who be-| 'The muscular reflex injthe last 10 years have improved lies his 53 years in the brisk|hockey is entirely different thanto the extent where '"'I haven't movement of his sparse frame,|in any other sport," Head said.|had one in recent years that said athletic injuries don't dif-| The Forum clinic finds thatihasn't skated the next day." blames flaws in youngsters' postures, for troubles they develop as adults. He rec- ommends a stern condition: ing program for youth, before they engage in com- BILL HEAD, full-time physiotherapist. with Mont- real Canadiens NHL Hockey Club, demonstrates one of the exercises he prescribes for sagging backbones, Head Requires Physicai Condition | petitive sports activity. --CP Photo injury. : These are broken down into two categories--acquired and sustained. In the case of the acquired type, the player is put on the limp from simply straining his legs when he is not in proper shape to do 80. "Ties comes from a sudden jolt or up- set and results in torn muscles. This is considered a major set- back and can sideline the player for up to three weeks. While all clubs carry a trainer, only two have a full- time physiotherapist -- Toronto|} Maple Leafs and Canadiens. The other teams refer their wounded to local hospitals. When a player suffers an in- jury during a game, Head must be on re to prevent the com- plication of hemorrhage and swelling, which accompany any blow. "When this is overcome, it is necessary to get to the injured structures by use of cold evap- orating mediation. "Then we can start dia- thermy, electrical muscle stim- ulation and massage, to get the player back to the lineup."' He said that ultra-sonic ther- apy and exercise treatment fol- low to alleviate any remaining pain. / While diathermy--radio short- wave heat -- and ultra - sonic treatment, which is high-fre- quency sound without heat, are) used, massage is still the most/ important factor in treatment.| "Rehabilitation of broken 'bones is the stiffest test we have to face. Last season we) had Gilles Tremblay and) Jacques Laperriere, both with broken leg bones." | People Tell Us the Only Sensible IN PARLIAMENT Belong to the New Democratic Party . THANK YOU! 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