Subconcussive hits are head impacts that do not cause immediate, noticeable symptoms (no "bell-ringer" effect) but still cause the brain to shift inside the skull, potentially leading to long-term cumulative damage. Common in contact sports like football and soccer, these thousands of minor, repetitive blows can cause microstructural brain damage, cognitive issues, and, according to research, increase the risk of developing Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). 
 
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