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	Blackburn College Athletics - Athletic Training
		The National Athletic Training Association (NATA), which is dedicated to improving the health and well being of athletes as well as committed to the advancement, encouragement, and improvement of the athletic training profession was founded in 1950—that’s only 53 years ago.
		Athletic training is recognized by the American Medical Association (AMA) as an allied health care profession, and the AMA recommends certified athletic trainers in every high school to keep America’s youth safe and healthy.
		Athletic trainers work under the direction of physicians, and in cooperation with other allied health professionals, coaches and parents to provide quality health care in secondary schools, colleges and universities, sports medicine clinics, professional sports teams and other athletic health care settings.
	www.blackburn.edu /athletics/Athletic_training/athletic_training.asp (186 words)

	Anderson University Athletics: Athletic Training
		An athletic trainer is a highly qualified allied health professional who is educated and experienced in dealing with the health care problems of high school, college, professional, recreational, and industrial athletes.
		The athletic trainer is responsible for injury prevention, recognition, treatment, and rehabilitation procedures designed to allow the injured individual to return to competition, work, or play as quickly and safely as possible.
		The athletic trainer may also be involved in such areas as development of conditioning programs, nutritional counseling, menu planning, equipment purchasing, equipment fitting, classroom teaching, budgeting, and administrative duties.
	www.anderson.edu /athletics/ausm (338 words)

	Middle distance track event - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Biological factors that go primarily into a middle distance racer are; developed fast and type1 slow twitch muscles, adrenaline (usually for the final kick), anaerobic respiration (bringing it in after the final kick), racing tactics, and aerobic conditioning.
		Notice: in the context of these articles, a minimally trained runner can loosely be termed as a person that has trained consistently for over 10 weeks, and is running the race while in condition from this training.
		When the International Amateur Athletic Federation decided in 1976 to recognise only world records for metric distances, it made an exception for the mile and records are kept to this day.
	encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /middle_distance_track_event.htm (607 words)

	Athletics Student-Athlete Services
		Athletics Academic Services is responsible for the recognition of student-athletes who are successful in their academic endeavors.
		With prior approval by the Faculty Athletics Representative, and within the limits established by NCAA policy, student-athletes who have been declared academically ineligible for competition may use coursework done at CSUF during intersession and summer school to improve their semester GPA.
		Student-athletes who are receiving countable athletically related financial aid and who have demonstrated financial need as determined by an analysis consistent with federal methodology or the methodology used for all students at the institution.
	www.fullerton.edu /athleticspolicy/services.htm (3701 words)

	The home of Holy Cross Athletics - Athletic Training - Official Athletic Site
		The primary duties of an athletic trainer are injury prevention, recognition and evaluation of injury / illness, injury management / treatment, injury rehabilitation, organization and administration, and education and counseling of the athlete as it pertains to his / her injury / illness.
		An athletic trainer is a health professional who meets the qualifications set by a regulatory board and / or the Board of Certification, Inc. (BOC), and practices athletic training under the direction of a physician.
		The athletic trainer is responsible and qualified to administer to the health and welfare of all varsity athletes.
	goholycross.collegesports.com /ath-training/medical-info.html (1745 words)

	University of Idaho Athletics - Athletic Training Facility
		The athletic training room is housed in the ASUI Kibbie Dome, home of the Idaho Vandals’ athletic programs.
		The athletic training room, within the Vandal Athletic Center, allows athletic training students the opportunity to gain experience in a coeducational facility.
		This enhances the learning process for the athletic training students by providing an opportunity for them to follow an injury from the initial evaluation on the field, through surgery, and then through the rehabilitation process in the athletic training room.
	www.uiathletics.com /?PageID=145 (287 words)

	Carroll College Athletics :: Athletic Training
		The Carroll College Athletic Training Education Program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP).
		It is the mission of Carroll College’s athletic training service to provide quality medical coverage and care for the student athletes competing in intercollegiate sports.
		The goal for the athletic training staff is to keep student-athletes on the playing fields and courts, or to have them return to play as quickly and as healthy as possible.
	athletics.cc.edu /sportsmed/athletictraining.asp (337 words)

	Track Training Ideas for 100m and up.
		I have followed athletics closely since the age of 9 have competed in Track athletics at metropolitan level and spent most of my young adult years playing State level squash.
		Any high intensity training may have lasting negative effects on maximal performance that are not the contribution of muscle fueling or unrestored energy systems.
		The emerging strong nations in athletics have large numbers of their youth with strong desire, self belief and may not have the problem of being distracted from top level
	www.oztrack.com /training.htm (1677 words)

	University of Chicago Athletics Training
		The primary responsibility for insurance coverage for injuries incurred while participating in intercollegiate athletics rests with the individual student-athlete and his or her family.
		The Athletic Training Department will treat any injury directly related to intercollegiate sport participation that occurred during team travel, supervised practice, scheduled games, or while conditioning for a particular sport during the NCAA defined playing and practice season.
		Appropriate attire is required in the athletic training rooms at all times. Muddy or cleated shoes are not allowed in the athletic training rooms.
	athletics.uchicago.edu /training.htm (1554 words)

	TWU Athletic Training
		At Texas Woman’s University, the Athletic Training staff arranges and coordinates the provision of health care delivery ensuring that proper medical attention and a safe and timely return to athletic participation is gained.
		The primary mission of the Athletic Training Education Program is to provide quality instructional programs through which students may obtain the knowledge and psychomotor skills necessary to practice as a Texas Department of Health Licensed Athletic Trainer.
		Through successful completion of the Athletic Training Education Program, graduates are prepared to enter the profession of Athletic Training and assume a leadership role in the implementation of changes evolving in the sports medicine arena.
	www.twu.edu /ATHLETICS/athtraining.htm (252 words)

	Chapman University - Athletics - Athletic Training - Medical Staff - Gibbons Bio
		Gibbons is in her 14th year serving on the athletic training staff at Chapman University.
		She teaches in the Athletic and Athletic Training departments as well as for the American Red Cross and American Heart Association.
		While at Santa Ana College she was an All-American swimmer, head student athletic trainer traveling with the men’s and women’s basketball, softball and football teams.
	www.chapman.edu /athletics/athletictraining/staff/gibbons.asp (307 words)

	Athletics - Training
		The athletic training department is led by head athletic trainer Chad Floyd, who is in his third year as full-time athletic trainer.
		The athletic training facility at Ozarks is equipped with the latest technology to treat athletic injuries and enhance the athletes ability to rehabilitate quickly and fully.
		Floyd conducts a student athletic trainer workshop for prospective athletic training students during the summer.
	www.ozarks.edu /athletics/Training (350 words)

	Anderson University Athletics: Athletic Training: Athletic Training Facilities
		The athletic training staff has at its disposal a wide range of equipment for injury care.
		In addition to the equipment found in the Sports Medicine Center, Anderson University athletic training students have access to an Athletic Training laboratory classroom used for academic instruction, taping, and assessments.
		Athletic Training students also have access to a Human Performance lab located adjacent to the Sports Medicine facility.
	www.anderson.edu /athletics/ausm/facilities.html (362 words)

	Runner's & Triathlete's Web Athletics: Marathon training mistakes
		Tuesday: This was my day for cross training, starting with a 10-minute interval of cycling, a 10-minute interval of stair-machine work, and then a 10-minute burst of cycling and building up to 20-minute intervals of each over the six-month training period.
		Thus, the increase in temperature which corresponded with the beginning of this training slow-down is probably a red herring; what caused the decrease in speed was most likely not the upward movement of mercury in the thermometer but the relentless pounding away at race pace, week after week.
		Note that although our marathon runner attempted to make the overall training schedule progressive by broadening the duration of the cross-training (aqua jogging, stair-machine, and bicycle) workouts, the easy runs on Monday and Thursday, and the Saturday long run, the programme is monotonously similar from week to week.
	www.runnersweb.com /running/news/rw_news_20041030_PPO_MarathonMistakes.html (2493 words)

	UC DAVIS Athletic Training: Welcome
		The Certified Athletic Trainer is the individual most directly responsible for all phases of health care in an athletic environment.
		Certified athletic trainers have, at a minimum, a bachelor’s degree from an accredited athletic training education curriculum program.
		The UC Davis Athletic Training Internship is a volunteer internship consisting of approximately 24 student athletic trainers who are supervised by a staff of certified athletic trainers and a physical therapist.
	stuaff.ucdavis.edu /ICA/ATR (631 words)

	UC Riverside Athletics Training Staff
		From 1994 through 2001 he was the assistant athletic trainer at UC San Diego, where he was responsible for the Triton’s 23 intercollegiate teams.
		Prior to transferring to CSUSB in 1997, she was part of the Mount San Antonio College (Walnut, CA) soccer team that won the California State Junior College Championship in 1995 and continued with the team the next two seasons.
		Tepraseuth is a member of the National Athletic Training Association and the California Athletic Training Association.
	www.athletics.ucr.edu /training/trainingstaff.html (778 words)

	Dunavant, Webb to head training program
		Before joining the ACU training staff, Dunavant was an assistant trainer at the University of Arkansas where he served on the staff as trainer for the Razorbacks' track and field program.
		Her experience includes from student athletic trainer (1991-95 at Tarleton State) and instructor of physical education at TSU in 1996.
		Her husband, Bryan, is the director of athletics and the head football and baseball coach at Baird High School.
	www.acu.edu /sports/news_archive/archive2004/00701trainers.html (303 words)

	Premiere Athletics Sport Training and Ultimate Development basketball camps
		Premier Athletics is a sport training company based in Houston, TX, with operations in Omaha, Neb. Premier provides year-round training and instruction in the game of basketball, for athlete ages 12-21 years old.
		This is a training and instruction program for those who are serious about improving their skills and gaining a more thorough understanding of this incredible game.
		Although we are happy to train athletes on a one-time basis, the Premier program is unique in providing ongoing training and support.
	www.learntoplayhoops.com (430 words)

	USM Athletics - Athletic Training Services - Staff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Matt is Vice President of the Maine Athletic Trainers' Association and has served athletic training professional associations at the state and regional levels for many years.
		Prior to her appointment to the USM training staff, Erica was head athletic trainer at Martin High School in Michigan.
		He is an Approved Clinical Instructor of Athletic Training Education and serves as Rehabilitation Coordinator for USM varsity student-athletes.
	www.usm.maine.edu /~athl/Training/staff.html (337 words)

	Oztrack Athletics Training Information
		Training for 800m is an e-book outlining a number of ways to Train for 800m.
		Training to improve " ease of speed " is the missing factor in many training programs.
		They have different bodies and training needs that must be addressed.
	www.oztrack.com (614 words)

	CSW Mustang Athletics - Athletic Training (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The Athletic Training staff at the College of the Southwest provides health care services to the CSW student-athletes.
		They provide athletic training services that include: first aid, injury prevention, evaluation, rehabilitation and reconditioning, as well as, medical referrals.
		College of the Southwest announced that the College was awarded their third consecutive Red River Athletic Conference All-Academic Award in recognition of having the highest grade point average for student-athletes among its 14 member institutions.
	www.csw.edu /athletictraining (236 words)

	Athletic Training Camp
		There are few experiences which will better prepare you to pursue athletic training at your high school, at the college level, or as a career.
		Our goals for this camp are to broaden the camper’s knowledge and experience in the field of athletic training and to expose them to a career as an athletic trainer.
		Director of the Athletic Training Division in OSU’s College of Medicine and Public Health, Dr. Merrick is a nationally recognized Athletic Training educator and an internationally published researcher.
	ohiostatebuckeyes.collegesports.com /genrel/training-camp.html (1422 words)

	UC Riverside Athletics Training Room
		The University of California Riverside Athletics Training staff is committed to providing the best medical and health care services possible to members of UCR athletics teams.
		Under the guidance of Head Certified Athletic Trainer Tony Ontiveros, the Athletics Training staff works in concert with local sports medicine physicians, on-campus health providers, and nutritionists to keep student-athletes healthy.
		Located in the Physical Education Building adjacent to the men's and women's locker rooms, the training room has a taping area, facilities for injury rehabilitation, hydrotherapy and a separate office area for the training staff.
	www.athletics.ucr.edu /training (136 words)

	The Shorthorn Online \| News \| The Heat Is On (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Before earning her doctorate, she was a clinical instructor and athletics trainer for seven years at Ithaca College, a private four-year college in Ithaca, N.Y. While there, she taught exercise science and worked with football and track-and-field athletes.
		Lou Fincher, athletics training education program director, said Trowbridge’s area of expertise was something the program did not have before and that “makes her such a great hire.”
		Athletics training junior Jen Spradlin said Trowbridge is different from other program faculty, in that she requires more assignments, worksheets and labs.
	www.theshorthorn.com /archive/2004/fall/04-sep-15/n091504-04.html (747 words)

	Athletics Training
		Tristy completed 1000 hours with athletic teams in her undergraduate before completing the certification test to be a certified Athletic Trainer with the National Athletic Trainers Board of Certification and is registered and licensed with the New Jersey State Board of Medical Examiners.
		She is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, Athletic Trainers Society of New Jersey, certified in CPR/AED and a certified lifeguard.
		The athletic training room is located on the first floor of the Casino building adjacent to the women’s locker room and the pool.
	www.georgian.edu /athletics/athletic_training.htm (578 words)

	Franklin College - Athletic Training (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The Athletic Training Education Program at Franklin College has as its goals a dedication to excellence in academics and the preparation of athletic training students to become certified as athletic trainers.
		The program carefully leads each athletic training student through incremental and sequenced classes that are designed to provide a solid knowledge base with hands-on and practical experience for professional development in the field of athletic training.
		This accreditation standardizes the requirements athletic training students must meet in order to become certified and increases the breadth and depth of academic preparation of entry-level athletic trainers.
	www.franklincollege.edu /athweb/training (321 words)

	School of Health, Exercise Science and Athletics - Athletic Training Major (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		This course is to be taken concurrently with AT 181 for those students wishing to apply to the athletic training major.
		Students are introduced to the athletic training facility and environment through observation experiences.
		Upperclass athletic training majors may arrange for independent study with cons instr and coordinator.
	www.uwsp.edu /HESA/Academics/ATCourses.htm (1116 words)

	Chapman University - Athletics - Athletic Training - Medical Eligibility Forms
		EVERY student-athlete must have a current physical (within the past 12 months) on file with the Athletic Training staff prior to being able to practice with his/her team.
		Each student-athlete is required to complete and sign an Informed Consent form stating that he/she is aware of the potential dangers involved with participating in intercollegiate athletics and permitting Chapman Medical Staff to provide necessary care and treatment in case of illness or injury.
		The NCAA requires all member institutions to adopt a drug and alcohol policy by its athletic department.
	www.chapman.edu /athletics/athletictraining/forms.asp (193 words)

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