Significados de athletic trainers en inglés

So the athletic trainers and medical staff know that player just took a hit.

Iron puddlers, glass blowers, and athletic trainers, all do their work now better without alcoholic liquors.

Massimo also sported black athletic trainers, not any brand I could recognize, with eerie bubble-filled soles.

They have some excellent athletic trainers and physical therapists down there as well...

We need to prepare athletic trainers and venues for the event of cardiac arrest, he told Reuters Health by phone.

Tracking NTL injuries will help to better describe the breadth of injuries sustained by athletes and managed by athletic trainers.

Beckman, who was fired in August, "pushed players and athletic trainers beyond reasonable limits in systematic fashion," the report said.

When that's the case, athletic trainers should approach students and offer to refer them for counseling services at the school or in the community.

While most of advice applies to athletic trainers and other healthcare professionals, several of the recommendations are relevant for coaches, athletes and parents, too.

One limitation of the study is that researchers only looked at schools with the resources to hire athletic trainers and with written concussion policies.

They also lacked data on people with nonbinary gender expression and on any changes in the proportion of female physicians and athletic trainers over time.

A few athletic trainers have told them that gelatine proved useful in conditioning track and basketball men, but it's by no means a general trend.

Patients or other participants: Head athletic trainers from all 1113 NCAA member institutions were contacted; 327 (29.4%) completed the survey.

Excluding teams with unfilled positions, just 11.2% of head team physicians and 31.7% of head athletic trainers were women, the study found.

For head athletic trainers, about 20% were female in Division I, compared with roughly 36% in Division II and 40% for Division III.

Researchers examined data on head team physicians and athletic trainers in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) member directory for the 2018-2019 academic year.