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Although it is unknown when sports were first played indoors, we know that sports have been around for over 15,000 years, with the first documented event as a footrace between two cavemen. Progress in architecture and technology have allowed for outdoors competition to transition into indoor sporting events. In modern day, indoor sports continue to represent a high proportion of athletic events as many outdoor sports are being played under the confines of an indoor facility. Indoor sports allow for a healthy alternative to playing outdoors all year round. Participation can occur during any time of the year and training has subsequently improved. Indoor sports participation is also on the rise as heat and cold illness awareness has increased. Participating in sports in an indoor environment can place unique demands and challenges on the athlete, coaches, healthcare team, and administration.

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