We go inside the locker room to see who eats the most and who has the best arm on the team. The answers might surprise you.

Prevent Injury and Enhance Performance - Part 2: Stretching - The risk of potentially devastating tears to an important knee ligament may be reduced in female college soccer players by an alternative warm-up program that focuses on stretching, strengthening, and improving balance and movements. Ryder University athletic director Tim Lengle and assistant athletic trainer Gina Dain demonstrate. (Photos by Tony Kurdzuk)

Prevent Injury and Enhance Performance - Part 1: Warm-up - The risk of potentially devastating tears to an important knee ligament may be reduced in female college soccer players by an alternative warm-up program that focuses on stretching, strengthening, and improving balance and movements. Ryder University athletic director Tim Lengle and assistant athletic trainer Gina Dain demonstrate. (Photos by Tony Kurdzuk)

Prevent Injury and Enhance Performance - Part 3: Strengthening - The risk of potentially devastating tears to an important knee ligament may be reduced in female college soccer players by an alternative warm-up program that focuses on stretching, strengthening, and improving balance and movements. Ryder University athletic director Tim Lengle and assistant athletic trainer Gina Dain demonstrate. (Photos by Tony Kurdzuk)