ISSUE 18.09 December 2008
Lost in Learning
If you treat school-age athletes, chances are you work with at least a few who have learning disorders. By understanding their unique challenges, you can adjust your approach to better meet their needs.
Comeback Athlete: Jordan Bamberger
Wittenberg University
Bulletin Board
Swinging for the Fences
The University of North Carolina's recent resurgence on the diamond has been fueled by a progressive multi-phase conditioning plan that addresses baseball's specific speed, power, and agility needs.
Upwardly Immobile
When an athlete's injury requires a cast or brace, their whole body doesn't have to remain inactive. A smart rehab plan can help them work effectively within their limitations and come back better than ever.
Tough Competition
Strongman events do more than just give your athletes a break from the weightroom and test functional strength in challenging situations. They can also help turn a group of individuals into a team.
Consuming Questions
Our nutrition expert has helped solve dietary problems of all kinds, and has noticed that many athletes experience the same struggles. Here, she presents solutions to some of the most common sports nutrition dilemmas.