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3rd Annual Sports Safety Summit

Once again, the ATSNJ is proud to present the 3rd Annual Sports Safety Summit. 

Featuring a world class faculty presenting on a variety of topics, including but not limited to concussion management, sudden cardiac death, heat illness, and overuse injuries.

To find out more, including access to the Online Registration Site, click here.

ConcussionWise

The ATSNJ has partnered with Sport Safety International to offer the ConcussionWise series of educational programs. These programs have been peer-reviewed and are consistent with the latest science and practical applications regarding the prevention and management of concussion.

To enroll in any of the following courses...

ATSNJ Young Professionals Networking Luncheon

 
The ATSNJ will sponsor their first Young Professionals Networking Event on Friday, June 15, 9:30am - 12:30pm at 507 Main in Belmar, NJ.  The event offers Young Professionals an opportunity to network, discuss pertinent topics that may impact their athletic training practice and meet other like minded professionals.  Click to read more.
 
 

NBC Rock Center: Youth Sports Concussion

Tonight (May 9th) at 9pm, NBC's Rock Center is presenting a Special on Youth Sports Concussions.  Below are a few clips from this show.

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Sun Scare: Kids With Melanoma

Athletes are in the sun all the time. Are we as parents, coaches, and Atheltic Trainers making sure they are wearing sunscreen? 
 
To read more of this article, click here. 

APP: Athletic Trainers are the First Line of Defense with High School Injuries

The Asbury Park Press (April 28, 2012) - When it comes to the role of athletic trainers in high schools, Eric Nussbaum asks a valid question.

“Would you send your kid to a pool or the beach without a lifeguard?” said the athletic trainer from Colts Neck High School and president of the Athletic Trainers’ Society of New Jersey. “Why would you think about letting your kid participate in sports without proper supervision? We are the lifeguards of the sporting community.”

Click here to read the full article. 

Phil Hossler: Athletic trainers are at the forefront of sport safety initiatives

April is Youth Sports Safety month, and more than 38 million U.S. children and adolescents participate in sports each year.

Nearly three-quarters of U.S. households with school-aged children have at least one child playing organized sports so there is a tremendous opportunity for healthy outcomes, but also for injury potential.

There is an inherent risk of injury in sports participation. And while injury cannot be eliminated it should be minimized, because children’s and teens’ bones, muscles, tendons and ligaments are still growing, making them more susceptible to injury.

To read more of this article, click here.

What are the most dangerous high school sports?

Ever get the question what is the most dangerous sport in high schools? Here is an article that answers that question.
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Survey: Many Coaches Misinformed About Youth Sports Safety Risks

Here is an article that surveyed coaches and parents about player safety and player injuries. This is why Athletic Trainers are so important.  
 
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MIND GAMES: Alarm over brain health supplements marketed to young athletes with concussions

With concussions on the rise and getting the media's attention, people want a "quick fix." However, there is no quick fix to concussions. 
To read this article click here.

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