A warning for all parents this morning: A New Zealand teen has died after taking part in a dangerous viral trend called “Run It Straight,” where two people run into each other head-on with no protection. Nineteen-year-old Ryan Satterthwaite suffered a fatal head injury, and experts are calling it one of the most dangerous trends in the world.

For more, leading sports neuroscientist Dr Alan Pearce joins.

A warning for all parents this morning: A New Zealand teen has died after taking part in a dangerous viral trend called &ldquo;Run It Straight,&rdquo; where two people run into each other head-on with no protection. Nineteen-year-old Ryan Satterthwaite suffered a fatal head injury, and experts are calling it one of the most dangerous trends in the world.
For more, leading sports neuroscientist Dr Alan Pearce joins.

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New 'Run It Straight' trend kills teen

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