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Check out the photos from our service events and student chapters below!
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SafeStrongSport organization donated soccer balls, shin guards, resistance bands, foam rollers etc. injury prevention equipment to students at Nigeria, Lekki.
Juny shares her insights and experiences as she teams up with Ryan Wang to educate young athletes about the importance of injury prevention and sustainable training practices. She also actively encourages her peers to support similar initiatives. Through her leadership, Juny is raising awareness about sports safety and injury prevention among students and friends from South Korea, honoring her parents’ heritage while fostering a deeper understanding of athletic health in the region.
Juny Huh, President of the South Korea Student Chapter
Juny is a student at Torrey Pines High School in San Diego and a nationally ranked five-star tennis player, currently among the top 50 in the U.S. Her strong commitment to the sport is matched by her dedication to injury prevention, which has helped her maintain a healthy and sustainable playing career.
Sheryl Chen, President of New Jersey The Pingry School Student Chapter
Sheryl Chen is a 3-star tennis player and a current student at Pingry High School. Pingry has about 1200 students and over 35 sports teams. Sheryl is the captain of the girls varsity tennis team, which is ranked #1 in New Jersey. She is an advocate for injury prevention within the Pingry community and the local area.
Kotaro Kunimoto, President of the Japan Student Chapter. Kotaro is a dedicated student-athlete and 5-star rated tennis player with a strong interest in sports medicine and injury prevention. After suffering a back injury, he became passionate about promoting athlete safety and raising awareness about the importance of proper training, recovery, and long-term health in sports. Through his experience, he hopes to help other athletes avoid preventable injuries and continue pursuing the sports they love safely.
Thea Latak, President of the Illinois Student Chapter.
Thea is a former No. 1 ranked junior who has competed at the national and international levels. Her achievements include one ITF singles title, two ITF doubles titles, and an additional ITF doubles final appearance. She is also a former Easter Bowl champion and the recipient of one USTA Gold Ball and three Silver Balls. Having experienced tennis-related injuries firsthand, Thea is a strong advocate for injury prevention and actively promotes injury prevention initiatives through the Illinois Student Chapter.
Ryan Wang and Cici Anqi Mei attended ACA 2024 Community Advancement Award Ceremony and gave a presentation on youth sports injury prevention workshops and sensor kit Ryan developed, August 2024
Teddy also played soccer with the Oregon Valley Futbol Alliance for seven years, serving as team captain and helping lead his team to multiple state-level championships. After witnessing injuries on the field, he now leads injury prevention initiatives for his soccer team.
As a competitive swimmer, Teddy has faced multiple safety challenges, including repeated poison oak exposure and experiencing eye and skin irritation from high chlorine levels in pool water. In addition, his team has trained in an outdoor pool during winter due to an indoor facility closure, raising safety concerns in the Northwest. These experiences have strengthened Teddy’s commitment to youth sports safety and inspired him to lead injury prevention initiatives.
Teddy Di, President of Oregon Student Chapter
Theodore (Teddy) Di is a freshman at Crescent Valley High School in Corvallis, Oregon. He has been a competitive swimmer with the Corvallis Aquatic Team for four years, ranking among the top five swimmers in Oregon in 2024 and qualifying for regional and sectional competitions. As a high school class president, Teddy hopes to use his passion for athletics to continue serving and supporting his school and broader community.
Ryan Wang’s injury prevention workshops for youth and communities received a Community Advancement Award through a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition.
SafeStrongSport Shang Hai Student Chapter hosted an injury prevention and fitness training clinic
Oskar Rouse, President of the Peru Student Chapter, is a senior at University City High School in San Diego and a nationally ranked top-180 Boys’ 18 tennis player. Proud of his English and Peruvian heritage, Oskar is deeply committed to injury prevention. Through years of high-level training, he has developed effective warm-up, recovery, and conditioning routines that help athletes stay healthy and consistent during demanding seasons. He actively shares these injury prevention strategies with younger players to help them avoid overuse injuries and stay strong in competitive tennis.
The SafeStrongSport Yunnan Student Chapter conducted an injury prevention stretching workshop.
Tina is the President of the SafeStrongSport Yunnan International School Student Chapter. A dedicated golf player with close ties to Yunnan golf clubs, she applies yoga, stretching, and breathing techniques to promote youth sports injury prevention.
Ryan Wang, Cici Anqi Mei and Yilin Chen received community Advancement Award, August 2024
SafeStrongSport Beijing Student Chapter invited mentor coach Zhang gave an injury prevention and fitness training workshop
SafeStrongSport Beijing Chapter invited mentor coach Zhang to give injury prevention and fitness training workshop, August 2024
Ian Sweeney, President of Indonesia Sekolah Pelita Harapan High School Student Chapter
Ian is a student at San Diego Virtual School, has been passionate about tennis since the age of five and is currently ranked among the top 150 players nationally. His commitment to the sport is matched by his dedication to injury prevention, which has allowed him to maintain a strong and healthy playing career.
Ryan Wang received Excellent Student poster award at American Association For the Advancement of Science Pacific Division Conference. Out of 130+ undergraduate students, Ryan was the only high schooler got poster competition award for Excellence.
Ryan Wang presented his research poster titled "Low Cost Wearable Sensor Kit and Algorithms To Predict and Prevent Muscle Overuse Injuries"
Ryan Wang's research poster: "Low-Cost Home-Use Wearable Sensor Kit to Predict and Prevent Muscle Overuse Sports Injury"
Ryan Wang used ESG sensor to detect muscle fatigue and prevent muscle over use injury
Ryan Wang created home use wearable sensor kit to detect muscle over use and prevent injury
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