This article first appeared in the April 2017 issue of Training & Conditioning.
In October of 2016, athletic trainers at Baker University were looking for a more efficient way to sign players into the athletic training room than traditional pen and paper. With the help of two new tools, athletes now sign in using a trait unique to each individual—their fingerprints. This technology has streamlined the way Baker athletic trainers provide and track care.
Leadership
April 25, 2017
Despite a lack of funds and initial support, sports medicine professionals in Milwaukee figured out how to bring athletic training services to inner-city schools.
Optimum Performance
April 25, 2017
A look at the APRE protocol of strength training, in which each lift’s reps and loads are based off previous performance, giving athletes command over their own gains.
Sport-specific
April 25, 2017
From integrating freshmen to intense offseason workouts, the strength and conditioning program for Georgia Tech football pushes forward all year long.
April 25, 2017
A new device at the University of Montana combines unweighting technology with jump training to provide the safe, accommodating environment athletes need when rehabbing an ACL injury.
This article first appeared in the April 2017 issue of Training & Conditioning.
By Dr. Ryan Mizner
April 25, 2017
Through testing sports nutrition products for banned substances, the Informed-Choice program provides assurance to athletes.
INFORMED-CHOICE tests supplements and their ingredients for inadvertent contamination with substances prohibited in sport.
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