Lessons from the Driveway
This is not any old basketball hoop on a random driveway. This is the hoop at my childhood home. The driveway where I spent hours practicing my shot and my ball handling skills and running wind sprints to stay in shape. In those hours of dribbling and shooting, I learned about myself and about life.
I started “shooting around” with my brothers when I was eleven or twelve…
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Will professional female athletes use their platform for injury prevention?
Several players have been absent from the Women’s World Cup because they are rehabilitating ACL tears. Across the world, people are asking why and what can we do? But the most important question is: When will we get serious about preventing this terrible injury?
How parents can help prevent youth sports injuries
Do you know the top 10 sports injuries kids suffer? Learn what they are and download tips for your child’s favorite sport. Parents can help keep their kids playing safe.
Why does your child’s sports team need an athletic trainer?
Having an athletic trainer on the sidelines is as important as having a lifeguard at the swimming pool
Thanks to Deb Hardel Iborg for her contributions to the athletic training profession
Not all Title IX pioneers are famous. But you don’t have to be famous to make an impact. In honor of National Athletic Training Month, I’m highlighting my high school teammate, Deb Hardel Iborg, who helped blaze the trail for athletic trainers.
Basics for parents and coaches about heat illness
It’s great to play outdoors in the summertime, but too much sun and heat can lead to more than a sunburn.
Are you ready for March Madness?
What does March Madness mean to you? This year as you root for your favorite teams or enjoy the thrill of an upset, take some time to acknowledge the unsung heroes who help make it possible for us to enjoy The Big Dance.