HOCKEY INJURIES: A GUIDE TO PREVENTION
A light sprain is when the ligaments are stretched but not actually torn. There will be swelling but no real damage done. A moderate sprain happens when the ligaments are partially torn but not completely so. A severe sprain includes those injuries that caused by violent twisting, when most of the ligaments tear. For all sprains, there will be ... ................
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