They've made claims linking heavy balls to Alzheimer's for a few years now

Some say yes some say no. I guess we'll only have some sort of comparison when modern pros hit their 70s after using these modern featherweight balls. Or it could be any activity that causes your head to be knocked about a bit could increase the risk of such diseases.

Posted By: harry boulders on April 9th 2016 at 12:03:42

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