Injury Prevention
New Rule in NESCAC
To increase safety in football, NESCAC, an NCAA Division III conference, is implementing an experimental rule with kickoffs.
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Seeing Results
Last October, the Seattle Mariners hired Lorena Martin as Director of High Performance to reduce injuries. So far this season, injuries have been cut in half.
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More Injuries
A first-of-its-kind study shows injury rates are elevated in high schools that don’t employ athletic trainers.
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A Year of Pitch Counts
This spring marked the first high school baseball season with nationwide pitch count rules. Here’s a look at how it went… more »
A Year of Pitch Counts
This spring marked the first high school baseball season with nationwide pitch count rules, put in place by the NFHS to curtail arm injuries. The new requirement was applauded by many but did bring up some questions and unforeseen consequences… more »
Hamstrung by Hamstrings
How can athletic trainers cut the frequency of hamstring injuries in athletes? One researcher says the answer is knowing the risk factors and how to address them… more »
Wet Bulb Globes Required
Starting July 1, all middle and high schools in South Carolina must use a wet bulb globe thermometer during outdoor sports practice or games to ward against heat illness.
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