Training & Conditioning 17.08 November 2007

Q&A with Scott Byrd

Fort Sanders Sevier Medical Center
Gatlinburg-Pittman High School


New Sport? No Problem!

Athletic training education programs expect students to cover unfamiliar teams. Here’s how to tackle a new assignment.


Views From The Top

Five veteran strength and conditioning coaches share their thoughts on getting the most out of athletes, stretching, periodization, and the future of the profession.


Cold, Hard Facts

From frostbite to respiratory trouble, athletes working out in the cold are susceptible to a host of health problems—some quite serious. Keep them safe this winter by knowing the facts on cold-related injuries.


Not Suitable

Whether it’s to peanuts, eggs, corn, or wheat, a food allergy can wreak havoc on an athlete’s nutritional plan. Here’s how to help them avoid and replace.


Conference Call

What’s better than attending an educational seminar to stay current in the field? Hosting one yourself.


Net Gains

Using a team concept, setting yearly goals, and teaching mental toughness are the basis for UCLA’s strength and conditioning program for tennis.


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