Training & Conditioning 18.02 March 2008

Q&A with Mark Stoessner

Grand Valley State University


The Alumni Connection

When it comes to making contacts, try starting with your school’s athletic training alumni.


The Better to Heal You With

The latest research shows that certain dietary changes during rehab can help athletes control inflammation, heal more quickly, and get back into the game sooner.


On the Same Page

How do you deal with sport coaches who question your workouts, want to try all the new fads, and are always looking for an edge? By getting on the same page with them.


What a Save!

To be an effective goalie—in any sport—you need a certain mindset. You also need a specific strength and conditioning program that is different from position players.


Under the Microscope

Protecting your athletes from MRSA means taking a close look at how these bacteria function. Here, we delve into your most pressing questions on the topic.


Pooling Resources

Aquatic therapy creates dynamic, controlled resistance. Biofeedback offers quantifiable information about muscle function. Together, they allow athletes to begin rehab in a supportive, pain-reducing environment.


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