Adaptive Sport

When shopping at the grocery store, beware of labels like ‘clean’ or ’superfood,’ as these words have no technical meaning and are used for marketing purposes.

Here are a few warning signs that perfectionism is taking a dangerous turn and explain what you can do to help as an athletic trainer.

It takes a diverse set of skills and perspectives to build a winning team.

Coaches often think they add value only by pointing out players’ flaws and trying to correct them. Positive Charting will help you “catch players doing things right.”

Tips and tools to help coaches pave the way to better sleep, better mental health, and better performance for athletes on the field.

Your coach, parents, and teammates may not mean to put you under pressure, but comments about your athletic career can make you feel stressed and anxious.

Understanding the pressures that an athlete feels can help you as a parent or coach ensure that athletes feel supported rather than pressured.

As a coach, it's important to help the players on your team build supportive relationships with each other. These Get to Know You Activities can help players build those relationships.

Joshua Hargis lost both his legs after a suicide bomb attack and is now training for a Paralympic hockey team.

Helpful tips on how to conduct a positive coach evaluation