Continuing Education
Treat yourself
Going from the sidelines to being sidelined can be tough when athletic trainers suffer an injury. But as Ewing (N.J.) High School Athletic Trainer David Csillan discovered, it’s the perfect time to practice being a good patient… more »
Not Worth the Weight
It’s common for young football players to intentionally try to gain weight for their sport. However, according to a recent study, it may put them at risk for health problems later in life.
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Preventing Suicide
With a few proactive steps, athletic trainers can play a big role in preventing student-athlete suicide… more »
When AT Days Are Done
In June, Larry Cooper retired after 27 years as Head Athletic Trainer at Penn-Trafford High School in Harrison City, Pa. Here, he talks about adjusting to his new life and what he misses the most… more »
University of Barcelona researchers discover new ankle ligament
Researchers at the University of Barcelona have discovered a new ankle ligament which could help explain chronic pain after an ankle sprain… more »
Moving to a New Position
There’s a lot to think about when switching from one job to another. Taking a few simple, proactive steps can make the transition smoother for everyone involved… more »
In the Know: Prioritizing continuing education for strength coaches, ATs
Continuing education is necessary for athletic trainers & strength coaches. However, choosing the right avenue can make the process much more enjoyable… more »
AT Self-Care: Part 2
Do you know you should invest in self-care but aren’t sure where to begin? Here are some tips and strategies to get you started… more »
