May/June 2018
May/June 2018: Volume XXVIII, No. 4
1Lost in Thought:
Treating athletes with ADHD.
2Set the Bar:
Using historical lifting averages to determine programming.
3When Healthy Turns Harmful:
Understanding orthorexia and how it can affect athletes.
4Perfectly Positioned:
University of Oregon softball’s year-round training.
5Additional Reading:
More information on the latest in sports medicine and strength and conditioning.
April 2018
April 2018: Volume XXVIII, No. 3
1Caught in a Crowd:
Managing poor strength coach-to-athlete ratios.
2Opting for Surgery:
Becoming a surgical assist as an athletic trainer.
3In-Season Gains:
University of Georgia football in-season training.
4A Better Approach?:
Partnership between athletics and recreation at the University of Delaware.
5Additional Reading:
More information on the latest in sports medicine and strength and conditioning.
March 2018
March 2018: Volume XXVIII, No. 2
1Managed Approach:
Prescribing the right workload can make the difference between success and failure.
2Keep Them Posted:
Five experts provide tips on using social media for sports nutrition.
3A Smarter Return:
Implementing a return-to-learn process following concussion.
4Broad Strokes:
Offseason programming for men's and women's swimming at the University of California.
5Additional Reading:
More information on the latest in sports medicine and strength and conditioning.
November 2017
November 2017: Volume XXVII, No. 8
1Better Together:
Collaboration for Coastal Carolina University baseball.
2Leading the Way:
Nutrition for distance runners.
3In Top Form:
A roundtable discussion on upper-body strength training.
4A Healing Hand:
Products that can assist with injury prevention and speed the recovery process.
5Line It Up:
In-season training for University of Louisville field hockey.
October 2017
October 2017: Volume XXVII, No. 7
1Gut Check:
Treating hockey injuries on the ice.
2In an Emergency:
Working effectively with EMS personnel.
3Off and Running:
Roundtable on maximizing sports science.
4Recipe for Success:
Partnership between California State University, Northridge and its on-campus nutrition center.
5Armed and Ready:
Texas Tech University baseball’s offseason training.
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