2018 April (Volume XXVIII, No. 03)

The author states that scheduling strength training sessions during the team’s bye week with low loads helps players to recover while maintaining strength and conditioning levels.

In the first cycle of training for the University of Georgia football team, the goal for Wednesdays’ lifting is to focus on and to excite the players’ central nervous systems.

In the third training cycle, the author likes to use for back squats once the team gets to 79 percent of one-rep maximum for load.

To continue work late in the season, the Georgia players do medicine ball throws instead of their typical cleans to train hinging movement without stressing their backs and wrists as much.

At the University of Delaware, the success of the partnership between athletics and recreation starts with how the overlaps.

Along with bringing together members of the student body who normally might not interact, the shared use of weight rooms provides for both varsity and recreation athletes.

The recreation department provides and opportunities for the varsity teams to supplement their workouts.

The author’s first piece of advice for other schools that are interested in this approach is to consider from students, faculty, and staff.

According to the author, the most significant lesson he learned while managing poor coach-to-athlete ratios is the importance of your job expectations.

In the author’s experience, using a system of to build workouts can make writing programs for teams more manageable.

The author suggests using a for exercises, drills, movements, and progressions with all teams to allow them to train together in the weight room more seamlessly.

Along with interns, a strategy the author used for dealing with poor coach-to-athlete ratios was utilizing upperclass athletes as .

According to the author, assisting in allows him to better understand the patient’s symptoms, aid in their recovery, and help them in rehab.

One of the author’s first responsibilities in the operating room is proper patient positioning to provide of the surgical site and protect the patient.

The author says utilizing athletic trainers in the operating room can significantly revenue for a practice.

Some of the potential obstacles that athletic trainers may face for getting into the operating room include not having documentation of formal experience, administrative permission, hospital regulations, or .