Visually Adaptive Sports Visually adaptive sports are sports that contain modifications that allow athletes with visual impairments to play and compete. Visually adaptive sports feature specific additions and rules that make it possible for players of all abilities to enjoy the sport. 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 How to Coach Differing Personality Types Avoid mismatches between coaching style and player personality More Athlete's Health Articles 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. Six Physical Signs that Athletes Are Overtraining and at Risk Michele LaBotz shares the main symptoms of potential overtraining and offers some advice on how to recognize warning signs within your team. Doctors Share Top Reasons Children End Up in the ER Over the Holidays Dr. Meghan Martin, a pediatric emergency medicine physician at John Hopkins Children's Hospital, goes over the most common ways children end up in the emergency room during the holidays. Disabled Hockey Award a Dream Realized “This sport has moved me so far. I’ve exceeded all of the goals I could’ve ever set for myself.” When Can a Child Wear Contact Lenses? The new school year is underway, you are busier than ever, and your child is asking you, “am I old enough to get contact lenses?” Find out here. Celebrating Women’s History Month With Strong Girls United Learn the excitement around Women's History Month, and get a sense of the women who are helping inspire the next generation of female athletes. 5 Practical Self-Care Tips For Youth Athletes Help your young athletes develop a stronger mindset to deal with the stresses of sport and daily life by introducing self-care strategies and encouraging them to practice them daily. 5 Things to Know About IV Rehydration and Vitamin Infusions USADA Director of Science, Laura Lewis, PhD, shares what parents and caregivers need to know about IV infusions for young athletes. Why Policy Matters in Sport: How Setting Standards Can Lead to a Safer, Happier Youth Sports Experience Learn how policy helps protect the youth athlete in your life and which sport organizations are required to follow three essential safety standards. Returning to Your Sport Following Covid Here's what you should know on how to make a safe return to play. How to Know the Difference between “Good” and “Bad” Muscle Soreness Dr. Michele LaBotz, explains what exactly muscle soreness is, when it's good, and when it can be a dangerous problem for athletes. 5 Ways Language Can Lead to Better Results Remember that anytime you’re giving an athlete feedback, your words may stick with them for decades, so pay careful attention to your language. View all athlete health articles