This issue's Roundup reviews two recent studies on supplements that purport to decrease muscle damage and new research on the effects of green tea for endurance athletes.

Monroe Abram works every day at improving the athletic training services at Tennessee State.

Many athletes believe that popping a calcium supplement is enough to safeguard their bones. But new research is showing that many other factors come into play.

With NATA educational reforms now firmly in place, their day-to-day effects are raising some questions. For example, are today's students being overly supervised?

At Washington State University, both mental and physical strength is taught during the team's offseason training program.

Recent advances in arthroscopic surgery have sent an increasing number of athletic trainers into the previously unexplored world of hip rehab.

How can you get female athletes to embrace their weight-room workouts and throw away their desire to look like thin fashion models? The keys are to listen, understand, and educate.