The youth football camp, at Nottingham High School, is open to children ages 6 to 18 and will provide elite skills training and mentorship at no cost. The event is part of samrecover®'s commitment to strengthen its engagement with communities and foster the benefits of healthy and active lifestyles.

"We are thrilled to support this camp and contribute to the growth and development of young athletes," said George Lewis, founder and CEO of samrecover®. "Our support reflects our commitment to the community and the positive impact of sports."

Gore understands the importance of positive role models in sports and having organizations contribute to a community. "This is the community I grew up in. With limited resources here, I want to give back and share the knowledge I've gained," he said. "A camp like this gives youth a positive outlet. It helped me as a kid, and I want today's youth to have that same opportunity."

Football players at the college and professional level use the sam® wearable ultrasound device to help them stay on the practice and playing fields. Because players run and change directions at high speed, they can be susceptible to soft tissue injuries to limbs and joints.

Multiple studies by respected sports medicine experts at Ohio State University, Duke University and other institutions have found that treatment with the sam® device improves injury healing, reducing pain and speeding recovery of tendons and ligaments, joints and large muscle groups.

The sam® sustained acoustic medicine system works by increasing blood vessel diameters to improve blood flow. That increases oxygenated hemoglobin at the therapy site and removes cytokine enzymes and cellular waste for more rapid soft tissue healing.