By PrepsKC staff
Posted: July 6, 2018 - 10:54 AM

The annual Kansas City Chiefs Fantasy Camp is fun for everyone involved. Fans get a chance to work out and compete like the pros while helping athletes of all ages.

The camp is a fundraiser for the University of Kansas Health System's Center for Concussion Management and the funds raised help the study and treatment of concussions and concussions related injuries.

Here are some highlights from that event.

For more sports medicine articles and information on the Sports Medicine & Performance Center at the University of Kansas Health System, go to sportstmedicine.kansashealthsystem.com or follow @KUSportsMed on twitter.

The University of Kansas Hospital Sports Medicine Archive

• Interview with Dr. J Paul Schroeppel 10/12
• Crucial Catch for Cancer 10/5
• Athletic trainers and young athletes 9/27
• Tips from the pros 9/19
• Taking performance to the next level 9/12
• Nutrition is just as important as training 9/5
• What is a FOOSH injury? 8/30
• Are Achilles tendon injuries the new ACL? 8/22
• Overtraining, the New Normal in Youth Sports 8/16
• What is a Lisfanc injury? 8/9
• Learning from the pros 8/2
• Psychological aspects of ACL reconstruction recovery 7/25
• Getting that new exercise program started 7/11
• Summer tips from the pros 6/27
• Calling all sports medicine professionals 6/20
• Keeping All-Star athletes healthy 6/13
• Watch Chiefs practice and learn about Sports Medicine 5/30
• Yoga can benefit athletes and non-athletes 5/15
• Concussion care for weekend warriors 5/2
• Staff Spotlight: Lisa Vopat, MD, Sports Medicine Physician 4/26
• Just what is a lisfranc injury? 4/12
• The psychological side of ACL recovery 4/4
• Helping the Royals get ready for 2018 3/28
• Is your school a Safe Sport School? 3/21
• The benefits of playing multiple sports 3/14
• The first line of defense 3/7
• Topping of the fluids 2/28
• 101 Awards benefits young athletes 2/21
• Pre and post event Nutrition 2/14
• Food and the young athlete 2/7
• Find the right food 1/26
• Getting fit in the new year 1/2
• Athletic Trainer Spotlight: Caitlin Truhe 11/21
• Workouts to Help Prevent Sports Injuries 11/8
• Sports Performance: Nutrition for Athletes 11/1
• Having fun, learning and helping others 10/17
• Clearing multiple hurdles 10/4
• Walk in care when you need it 9/27
• Trainer Spotlight: Dakota Gelsheimer SM East 9/20
• Baseline testing makes an ImPACT 9/12
• Expert concussion education/treatment 9/5
• The importance of the Athletic Trainer 8/19
• Treating you like a Chief 8/11
• Experts help soccer player get back on the field 7/31
• Are you getting the proper fuel? 6/15
• Staff spotlight: Jeffrey Randall, MD, orthopedic surgeon 5/24
• Staff spotlight: Vincent Key, MD, orthopedic surgeon 5/9
• Get ready the right way 4/19
• It's Supplemental 3/28
• Preparing in the offseason 12/20
• The difficulty of managing concussions 11/14
• You need a team to care for your athlete 10/31
• Treating you like a chief 10/21
• The concussion recovery journey 10/5
• Key diagnosis gets player back on the field 9/28
• Should you be using dynamic stretches? 9/20
• Working with the Chiefs helps the everyday athlete 9/12
• Stop ignoring chronic hip pain 8/30
• Fuel your body the right way 8/23
• Advice for football players
• The scary side of sports
• Heat and humidity: Sports parents, beware
• Concussion Part I
• Athletic Trainer Spotlight: Megan Burki
• Teaming up for local high school athletes
• Athletic trainers are the first line of defense
• Don't forget to stretch
• Sports Performance: Nutrition for Athletes
• Sports Performance: Staying Hydrated