May/June 2002 Vol. XII, No. 4
Management
Creative Careers
Ever wonder if your athletic training skills could take you out of the college or high school setting? We spoke with 10 ATCs who have created unusual and satisfying opportunities around their skills
By David Hill
Optimum Performance
Life At The Top
In a departure from this author's usual articles, the following Q&A provides timely advice on heading a strength and conditioning program at a top NCAA Division I school
By Vern Gambetta
Special Focus
Breathing Easy
Athletes won't choke under pressure if they learn to use natural breathing techniques to focus on the game and enhance their competitive performance.
By Jim Catalano
Treating the Athlete
Tissue Trauma Drama
The body's response to injury is not a solo performance. Numerous tissues come into play, and they all need to be considered during treatment and rehab.
By Jodie Humphrey
Competitive Edge
Postseason Power
WIth 15 of the last 19 NCAA titles to its name, the North Carolina women's soccer squad is a model of competitive success. A key to this success is an offseason strength program that is broken into four phases.
By Greg Gatz
Above the Call Award
Realizing Readiness
Being prepared is more than a motto for Tim Neal. It is a central philosophy that literally has proven to be a lifesaver.
By Jim Catalano
Bulletin Boards
A roundup of the latest news in athletic training
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