Cascade R Safe is the theme of this campaign. This catchy theme is a play on word of Cascades safest and newest helmet “the R”, and instituting the word “safe” after. With a simple Google search you will be able to find what sponsored events Cascade is planning as well as the educational videos and media they are sending out. There are many special events that are being planned by Cascade to promote their brand and product. Every week there will be an email blast to every US Lacrosse member, which will state the facts about Cascade helmets as well as new deals on the product. There will also be live demonstration events at the NCAA Championship, The MLL Championship, and various lacrosse events throughout the summer. These demonstration events …show more content…
Cascade lacrosse and their many influential athletes have all proven over the years how credible they have been. Cascade has been known as one of the most reliable companies in lacrosse, so when this campaign comes out, it will seem credible. Opinion leader Bill Belichick will also be used as stated above, he will serve as the well-known leader to the lacrosse community and beyond, to publically influence people to choose Cascade because of their safe helmets. The official helmet of major league lacrosse is the Cascade R helmet, so Cascade will rely on the influence that an organization like the MLL has. Cascade will also utilize selective exposure at the NCAA and MLL championships, as well as various lacrosse events to have maximum viewership. Audience participation will also play a role because Cascade will rely on consumers to utilize their hash tag to spread …show more content…
Surveys will be sent up in an email blast to all of the new and old subscribers. The survey would include questions like if the consumer liked the campaign, what were positives and negatives, and if they thought the campaign changed peoples attitudes on helmets. Cascade reps would also meet with members of the target audience after specialized events like the one with opinion leader Bill Belichick to find out the influence had. To find out more quantitative results to Cascades objectives, numbers would be collected to see how many new subscribers Cascade had, how many views their informational videos received, and how many media impressions and uses of #CascadeRsafe were made. All of the objectives will be evaluated separately and carefully to see if this campaign was truly
Seeing all these new people being active members will be the push for a lot of people to become involved with something
MLL and NLL Salaries; What's up Lacrosse!? A Research Paper by Christian Stalker Lacrosse is a widely growing sport, with an increasing fan-base, and recognizable names and figures. But you as a reader may be asking yourself, "If this has such a large fan base why do I never see it on TV", and the answer to that question is simple: There is no money in lacrosse as a professional sport.
If the problem that I picked can be solved, it will affect many football players. In this paper I’ll be focusing on their helmets, The helmets that they wear are a crucial part to their protection. On average football players receive about 1.6 million to 3.8 million concussions in a year. I believe that If we engineer new equipment, then these numbers will drop significantly.
Concussion Should football rules ban tackling? Tackling football should not be banned because concussions can stop a player from playing, but it’s a personal choice to play football. Just a couple months ago there was football player ruled out name Brandin Cooks remained out for the remaining of the super bowl on February 4, 2018. Tackling should not be banned because it’s a person chooses to play the sport also the person who chooses to make helmet to helmet that person has to pay the hospital fee. Tackling football should not be banned because concussions can stop a player from playing, but it’s a personal choice to play football in bad conditions.
According to an article titled “Riddell Unveils Overhauled New Football Helmet SpeedFlex,” the solution may be closer than ever. Just recently, Riddell came out with a new football helmet called the SpeedFlex. Like the Revolution Speed and Riddell 360 helmet, this helmet was designed to reduce the impact of head-to-head concussions.
By 2011, several pros, including Collie, were wearing early experimental versions of Simpson’s helmet” (Foster). “MIPS” mimics the human head’s own protective system, in which a layer of slippery cerebrospinal fluid sits between the brain and the skull. When an impact occurs, the skull can rotate just a bit relative to the brain. With MIPS, the rubber straps allow the helmet to move just a bit relative to the sliding, low-friction head cap, thereby eliminating much of the twisting motion before it reaches the brain”
From the first football game ever played till now, the development of safety equipment has sky rocketed tremendously from the first leather helmet to the now hard plastic shelling with thick padding on the inside. The classic idea of a helmet that have been used since 1893, is to wrap the players head in a tough external shell. Over time the evolution of helmets has had significant improvements in reduced lacerations and skull fractures, however, the ability to prevent brain injury has been limited. Helmets can help reduce the size of impact forces, but they cannot counter the brain from moving within the skull. An invention called the Q-Collar, incorporates a different approach to attempt to do that.
Throughout America’s history, football has been well known and a popular sport. Throughout the years, however, the safety of helmets have always been in question. As time went on, the amount of injuries significantly went down the helmets did not solve the problem completely. On November 6, 1869 the first "football" game took place. In my research I found that helmets were not mandatory until the 30’s which left a lot of players open to injury especially when half the players were wearing helmets and the other half were not while playing on the field.
If you look at a sport like football it can be VERY expensive with gear, an average helmet can be around $250.00, shoulder pads can be from $100 to $150, and then add rib guards and leg pads which will add up to around $100. That’s a lot for gear and most if not all high schools have football, but the way they’ll be able to get away with it is by gradually acquiring gear from fundraisers. That’s how most of the schools got most of there gear for football so they could do that for schools and club teams. As long as the gear gets cheaper and demand for the sport goes up there will be lacrosse across the country at every school. If it becomes that accessible it’ll become a very diverse sport making the sport open to everyone.
Lacrosse is a wonderful sport to play, lots of fun doing it and lots of fun being a fan too. From the mid-1490s, of just a stick and a net attached to the end and some trees as goals to today's version of playing Lacrosse, it’s all the same sport. Whether it's being a Goalie, Attacker, Midfielder, or a Defender they all help the whole team and play as one team. It doesn't matter if you're young or old or the best player in the world to being a beginner they all to do it no matter if it is for fun or it's your
Although social media can be powerful for voicing opinions and thoughts to a wide variety of people within minutes, it does not involve strong-tie connections and therefore results with less participates interested in the commitment and high risks necessary to catalyze a
In today’s society, social media platforms engage their users and are able to manipulate them by making social media use the reality, influencing people to be bolder and more outgoing, and sharing
Social Media for The Community In this Modern Era, Social Media plays an pivotal role in communicating. If we look according to the expert B.K Lewis, media social is label for digital technology that allows people to interact,providing and sharing the message content. We know that social media is very close to the community. Even it can be said that “human’s can’t lived without social media”.
Impact Social Media in Society Social Media is a medium that uses technology to share all the information that occurs in society or about one 's life and networks. Social Media technologies take on various forms including magazines, internet forums, weblogs, social blogs, microblogging, wikis, podcasts, photos or images, videos, social rankings and bookmarks. Social Media in the Society has a big impact on the daily life. Everbody can used social media, it could be young or old people.
In conclusion, statistics and Newton’s three laws of motion propose highly persuasive and logical reasoning for involuntary helmet use, safeguarding not only motorcyclist lives but other travelers as well. Although helmets are not guaranteed to save lives, helmet utilization has been the difference between life and death in many incidents in the past, but will continue to save lives if riders utilize helmets