SUMMARY: The Kansas City Chiefs announced their 2025 Training Camp dates at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, with a multi-year extension for hosting. Open practices run from July 22 to August 13 at Mosaic Training Fields, mostly free to the public, except for a few $6 admission days. Tickets start July 16 for season ticket holders, then general public, limited to six per practice and three practices max. The schedule includes daily 9:15 a.m. practices, autograph sessions by position groups, special event days, and two exclusive season ticket holder days. Parking costs $7 daily, free on exclusive days.

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SUMMARY: Tim Travels: 2025 Summer Hallway Olympics offers creative indoor games like makeshift table tennis using tape across any table, pickleball with paddle boards or makeshift paddles, and safe, quiet activities like foam plate badminton. The games emphasize imagination, fun, and affordability, encouraging participants to enjoy physical challenges indoors without spending much money. The event promotes staying active safely, making creative use of household items, and enjoying friendly competition. It celebrates National Olympic Day by demonstrating that fun and fitness can be accessible anywhere, anytime, especially in small spaces like hallways, using simple materials and a playful spirit.

Due to the summer heat, Tim Ezell stayed inside and was joined by Margie Ellisor and John Pertzborn for the 2025 Summer Hallway Olympics.

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SUMMARY: The Hurt! app helps athletes and active individuals get fast medical care for injuries without needing to visit the ER. Developed by an orthopedic surgeon, it provides 24/7 access to live video calls with medical professionals who assess injuries and recommend if urgent care is necessary. The app connects users to local orthopedic providers, such as Signature Health Group, saving time and money by avoiding unnecessary ER visits. Most sports injuries, like sprains and strains, don’t require emergency care. The app is free, with response times around three minutes, offering convenience and expert guidance for summer-related injuries.

From a summer camp to a kids’ athletic camp, injuries can happen in an instant. The Hurt! app connects you with the best orthopedic experts near you.

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