PROTECT THE PLAYER. PROTECT THE GAME.
The Best Artificial Turf Fields Start From The Ground Up
Artificial turf fields are no longer a system of simply rolling carpet over rock – and for good reason! The safety of all athletes, from children to the pros, is the number one priority for field designers, owners, and especially parents and coaches. Brock engineered each of their shock absorbing pad solutions specifically to reduce the impact force when a player slams into the turf. That same engineering also produces a stiff surface for running, as opposed to other “shock pads” which make the surface too soft. Protecting the brain from impact injury and lessening soft tissue joint injuries is crucial and that protection starts at the turf level.
By partnering with Brock you gain access to the some of the most established field testing facilities and equipment in the industry. Our engineers have conducted G-Max, HIC, and Deformation testing on every variety of turf, infill, and shock pad on market. The Brock Educators can teach you how the elements of artificial turf fields work in harmony to either enhance or decrease properties to create the ideal system for your field.
Who’s Already Partnered with Brock?
100’s have trusted brock, below are a few examples:
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1 in 5
Concussions involves the head hitting the surface.– Concussion Legacy Foundation
AGE 25
The brain is more susceptible to injury until age 25Source – Dr Robert Cantu, Neurologist, Boston University Medical Center
80 G’S
NFL study concluded that concussions in players occur around 80 g’sSource – NFL
2 Years
The time it can take to recover from a concussionSource – York University, 2016
THE GOAL
The goal of a Synthetic Surface is to mimic the qualities of the finest Natural Turf.Source – The synthetic turf industry

“We wanted the best. We wanted to do what we could to ensure the safety of our student-athletes. That’s our number one priority,”
– Jason DePaepe, Associate Athletic Director, CU Boulder
HIC: TURF OVER ROCK / TURF OVER BROCK / NATURAL TURF
What does reducing HIC mean for head injuries?
23-50% reduction in the relative risk of common head injuries on the surface.
Y Axis – “Probability”
“Estimates for 5-year old surfaces showed a somewhat larger effect of the underlayment, directly attributable to the faster deterioration of impact attenuation performance of surfaces without underlayment.”– Biomechanica, 2009
The Next Generation of Sports Surface
Reduce Risk of injuries by putting performance safety layers under the field.