Auditorily Adaptive Sports Auditorily adaptive sports are games that are modified to serve individuals with auditory difficulties or triggers so they can participate without any disadvantage. Athletes gain the same benefits from adaptive sports as nonadaptive sports and they are a great way to find comradery and instill a strong sense of self. Have something to add? It looks like we’re running low on content for these sports. Help us fill this page with useful tips, drills, and information. Submit your ideas or resources and we’ll get to work! Make a suggestion Competition, Camaraderie, Therapy: Warrior Classic a Positive Experience for Players More Athlete's Health Articles 10 Healthy Team Snacks for Kids’ Sports Ditch the chips and cookies and bring these healthier team snacks to your child's game instead How to Make Sure Youth Sport is Delivering on Your Expectations Here, TrueSport Expert Deborah Gilboa, MD, is sharing eight ways to make sure youth sport is delivering on you and your athlete's expectations. 5 Healthy and Easy Meals Made with Chicken Chicken is a meal-prep staple for a reason. Cook smarter not harder using these healthy and easy chicken meals. Hockey Nutrition Do You Know How to Practice Communal Care? TrueSport Expert Nadia Kyba, MSW, explains what exactly communal care is, why we need it, and how to bring this idea to your team. Nutrition Myths – Fasting Learn why fad diets, including fasting, are often not appropriate for developing and active young athletes from our expert dietitian. Are Ice Baths Healthy or Just Hype? A Doctor Explains Here's what ice baths do to the body and how to do cold water immersion safely to reap the physical and mental health benefits. 9 Surprising Things You Need to Know About Inflammation To prevent inflammation, athletes should avoid overtraining and eat a whole food-based diet that contains plenty of colorful fruits and vegetables. Nutrition Myths: Do These Fueling Traditions Work? There are some modern tweaks to nutrition myths you can make to ensure that your athlete is properly fueled and getting the nutrition he or she needs. What Are Wearables and Do Athletes Need Them? Here, we answer some of the most pressing questions caregivers and coaches are asking about wearables. Back to School Sleep Schedule: Tips to Make Bedtime a Breeze 3 Things to Know about Cramping and Side Stitches Dr. Michele LaBot explains the evidence-backed ways you can help an athlete who is struggling with side stitches or muscle cramps. View all athlete health articles