Treating the Athlete
For the Temporary Relief of Minor Aches...
... there are a plethora of choices. Here's how to steer your athletes in the right direction when they have questions about pain medications.
By Dr. Stan Reents

Optimum Performance
Middle in Motion
Everyone's talking about developing a strong core. But what does that really mean, and how is it accomplished?
By Vern Gambetta

Management
Juggling Jobs
With the proper support and a lot of organization, some athletic trainers are enhancing their careers by taking on additional roles.
By Kenny Berkowitz

Special Focus
Work Wounds
One of the hazards of being an athletic trainer is dealing with back pain -- your own back pain, that is. In this article, a back specialist offers advice on how to treat and prevent work-related flare-ups.
By Dr. Craig Liebenson

Above the Call Award
Power Couple
This special husband-wife team has done it all.
By Kenny Berkowitz

Competitive Edge
No Ice? No Problem!
By mimicking the on-ice movements of hockey, you can develop strength and conditioning programs to help players improve while remaining on dry land.
By Steve Myrland

Bulletin Board
New overtime rules
... NCSC award winners ... A plan for teaching nutrition and hydration to athletes ... Remembering Jack Cramer ...

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