Is there any known connection between golf swing and stokes/mini-strroke as a result of neck movement
It has been suggested to me that: (1) many more golfers have strokes than the general population; (2) because the neck rotates relative to the head during a swing, there is a greater chance of a clot breaking off from a carodid arteries and causing a stoke.
I'm looking for some medical evidence of the above - - not speculation.
Thanks.
Interesting reading on this link > http://www.ajnr.org/content/35/2/323 < but you need a lot of time to digest it.
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