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    Athletic trainers in today’s sports world receive pressure everyday when it comes to deciding when to return an athlete to play. Athletic trainers have such a big responsibility when it comes to the health and care of the athletes that they work with. Trainers are the first person that an athlete will see when they become injured during a game, and in most cases when the athlete performs rehab. The athlete depends on the athletic trainer to diagnose his or her injury, and then help him or her recovery

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    Athletic Trainer

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    the intense competitiveness of all sports, it is a common experience. The demand for athletic trainers in 2017 is increasing significantly as participation in sports at all levels continues to grow. Certified athletic trainers are needed at many sporting events including little league baseball, high school football, and all kind of professional sports. Unfortunately, no matter someone's

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    Chris Linde stated “My job as an athletic trainer is to prevent injuries as such as possible. I also help with strengthening and conditioning, guidance in nutrition and sleeping, and I also make sure the playing area is safe”. When he was young he always enjoyed my Athletic Trainer. After being pushed to his limits and fighting through pain there was always someone to care for his aches, and pains. She give him opinions on what to do when he was alone to prevent fatigue and serious injuries that

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    The Athletic Shoe Industry Who would have of thought something you put on your feet to work out in would have such an impact on today’s fashion and provide such a positive impact to the economy. To understand the athletic shoe industry one first needs to know a little of its history. The first running shoe was created in 1852; it was a leather slip with hard rubber soles and built in spikes. The first lightweight, flexible, flat bottom shoe was designed in 1892 by Goodyear, parent of the shoe

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    athletes on athletic stipends with sports – not education – as their top priority and obligation… By eliminating the athletic scholarship, … we could de-professionalize college athletes, reestablish athletic departments as part of the educational institution, and be able to use the term student-athlete without snickering.” (Ralph Nader in League of Fans Proposes Eliminating Athletic Scholarships to Help Restore Integrity on College Campuses, 2011) Over the past years the usefulness of athletic scholarships

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    Primary Duties and Responsibilities - Athletic Trainers work with athletes so that those individuals are well conditioned and are able to pursue their sport or activity with a reduced risk of injury. - If an athlete does become injured, Athletic Trainers are first on the scene to assess the situation and help with immediate treatment. - Works in conjunction with other sports-related individuals, such as strength and conditioning staff, to create safe and effective exercise plans in terms of “fitness

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    Athletic Shoe and Nike

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    NIKE 1 Nike has always remained on the preference list of athletes and athletic footwear was indeed the first category of products launched by the company more than 30 years ago. Today, you can see the craze for its products, not only among athletes, but also among golfers and other sportspeople. Apart from that, Nike shoes and other accessories have also become the favorite fashion products for teenagers. Thus, fashion, elegance and achievements are some of the associated attributes of Nike

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    Athletic trainers have a variety of responsibilities included in their job description. They provide clinical diagnosis, rehabilitation therapy, and emergency care (CITE). Athletic trainers are often confused with personal trainers, because most people associate both careers with athletes. However, athletic trainers work in the field of physical medicine unlike personal trainers. For the most part, athletic trainers must have people skills and an overall enjoyment of helping others. Since they treat

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    careers I came across did not interest me at all. Until a friend came up with the idea of the career of athletic training. That is when I started my research and my interest grew greater. Athletic trainers help prevent and treat injuries for people of all ages. Athletic trainers try to prevent injuries by educating people on how to reduce their risk on getting injured. Another way Athletic trainers use to prevent injuries is by advising people on the proper use of equipment. The amount of

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    year is with the King’s College Men’s soccer team. As an athletic training student, I hold a lot of responsibilities regarding the prevention, evaluation, diagnosis, management, and treatment of these student athletes. Most of my daily activities can be separated into three groups, the pre-practice, pre-game, during the activity, and post- practice and post-game.  Along with knowing human anatomy, other important characteristics of an athletic trainer are having good communication skills, learning

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