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Safety & Security

Why Teams and Organizations Need Concussion Insurance

The science community's understanding of head trauma is rapidly evolving, and with that understanding comes improvements in the diagnosis and treatment of sports-related concussions, as well as advancements in player protection. As the science continues t

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Failure to Follow Protocol Results in Liability

In 2013, Brett Baker-Goins, a high school basketball player in South Carolina, suffered two sports-related concussions while competing for First Baptist School of Charleston. After the initial concussion, Baker-Goins complained of headaches, dizziness and

[Illustration by Arnel Reynon]

Delbrook Centre’s Circulation Spine Emulates Forest

Many facilities seek to blur the lines between interior and exterior, and Delbrook Community Recreation Centre in North Vancouver, B.C., manages to accomplish the task despite its challenging site.

[Photos courtesy of HDR © Ed White]

Sports Complex Extension Enhances Exterior Circulation

Students at Stonehill College in Easton, Mass., have historically migrated from their residences to the rest of campus along a wooded path, and college administrators wanted that tradition preserved even as plans were in the works to extend the Sally Blai

[Photo by Anton Grass]

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NATA Council Chair Murphy Grant Talks Athletic Training

A one-time cornerback at Quincy (Ill.) University, Murphy Grant set his professional sights on becoming a head athletic trainer at the major college level. Now in his 13th year at the University of Kansas, Grant not only serves as associate athletic direc

Create a Facility Personal Trainers Will Love

What makes a good group fitness workspace? Which qualities not only advance the work being done, but also make staff happy to be there? These are questions I asked myself while helping design the University of Colorado Denver's new 85,000-square-foot well

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Does Absence of Athletic Trainers Constitute Negligence?

Intercollegiate football is an exciting but violent sport. A school can employ qualified coaches and medical personnel, and use injury waivers to protect itself from liability. However, failure to meet industry standards for student-athlete care will like

[Illustration by Arnel Reynon]

AB Show Keynoter Randy Hetrick Talks TRX Success

Isolated from fitness equipment during a 1997 deployment, Navy SEAL Randy Hetrick rigged some martial arts belts he found packed with his gear into a makeshift workout tool — what would evolve over the following eight years, including a stint at Stanford

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Why California Needs to License and Regulate Athletic Trainers

The need for licensing of athletic trainers is a public health and safety issue. Every other state in the country, including the District of Columbia, regulates athletic trainers. Moreover, the University of Connecticut's Korey Stringer Institute tracked

[Graphic courtesy of the National Athletic Trainers' Association]

Concussions in Youth Sports: Who’s Liable?

When a child suffers a concussion and its debilitating effects, parents often search for someone or some organization to be liable for their child's harm.

[Illustration by Arnel Reynon]

Seven Facility Design Tips for Enhancing a Wellness Brand

Not all athletic businesses have a flashy mascot and bright color schemes to bolster their brand, but how these other businesses are perceived within the industry and their respective communities is no less important.

[Photos courtesy of Ohlson Lavoie Collaborative]

Designing Therapy Pools for Football Practice Facilities

Today's football practice facilities are packed with lavish amenities. Programs at the college and professional levels have been spending millions of dollars to renovate or build new facilities, but it isn't all about impressing recruits.

University of Iowa Football Therapy Pools [Images of the University of Iowa Football Operations Facility by Paul Crosby]

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