Today’s unpredictable world requires us to be prepared for the worst, and we know that lives are saved when an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) is successfully executed. But have you created, updated, communicated and practiced yours? Read More
Understanding the roles of everyone involved in getting the athlete from rehab to performance is imperative to best meet the needs of the athlete. Read More
If you don’t know an athlete’s movement capabilities, how can you be sure that they can physically do what you want them to do? You need to assess – don’t guess! Read More
As the concussed athlete’s advocate, you’re in the position to make a huge impact on their recovery. Don’t miss the opportunity to do so. It can change their life, and yours. Read More
Athletic trainers can recommend earlier, safer, non-pharmacologic pain relief after an acute injury or surgery, and should discourage addictive pain medications for chronic pain. Read More
In recognition of Cramer’s 100th year, we asked a few notable individuals to share their Cramer stories. Thank you Doc, Randy, Dean and Purdy. Read More
“We used to do what!?” Three legends in our profession share surprising and educational stories on how far we’ve come in understanding the science behind hydration and keeping athletes safe. Read More
Are you following the best evidence in managing ankle sprains? New clinical practice guidelines tell us what works and doesn’t work for ankle sprain prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Read More
Are your athletes getting the benefits of an ultrasound treatment? Athletic trainers need to be aware of the specific dose parameters for appropriate tissue heating using ultrasound, and how to get the most out of soft tissue treatments. Read More
Studies show that ankle braces do not affect performance, speed or agility; yet there are some athletes who still think braces slow them down or impair their ability. Two researchers share their findings on performance with Active Ankle braces. Read this to help educate and protect your athletes. Read More