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    National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCCA), which is a non-profit organization that provides college athletes and the coaches for the resources. This association is similar to the professional association such as: NBA, NFL, and NHL. Over the years, college sports have become very popular in the United States; more people are inclined to watch college sports than the Professional sports. Since gaining a lot of popularity amongst the people, it has resulted them into gaining revenues for the…

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    Athletic games and education were an important part of both Athenian and Spartan civic culture, as well as, present American civic culture. Athletic games and education in all of these societies was seen as a crucial part in the development of youth upbringing and in crafting civic identity among cultures. Each culture, respectfully, held their own sporting events locally, as well as, competed in the Olympics. All of these cultures saw value in competition, showmanship and idolizing those who…

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    fatalities should happen. Athletic Trainers have been a need for athletes in all sports since the 1950's (National Athletic Trainers’ Association). Because of injuries and the daily stressors athletes face from their chosen sport, trainers are necessary in various ways so each individual can reach their full potential. Although athletic trainers focus mostly on sports and athletes, they can also give therapy to anyone in need; They do not have to in sports. In matter of…

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    While Athletic Trainers want to provide the best care for an athlete with an acute cervical injury, it is important to stay up to date with current protocol changes. Evidence has shown that some practices have caused more harm to a cervical spine patient. In May 2014, the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) released an official statement pertaining to this issue. It serves as an extension to a long-standing position statement, which was released in 2009. The main focus of the…

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    Athletic Training

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    Athletic Training Athletic Trainers are related to doctors. They work hard to provide their patients with the best care to help recover from any illness or injury. Trainers do their best to get patients back to their normal state of health. They also inform patients with proper exercises and how to properly care for their injuries at home. I will inform the reader on the job description, salary, and requirements for athletic training. Athletic trainers perform physical rehabilitation to…

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    Assistant Athletic Trainer and everything changed for the better. I found something I love and enjoyed. So for my career exploration paper, I chose to do my research on becoming an athletic trainer. The nature of becoming an athletic trainer requires tiring work but it is something I would look forward to doing as a career. As an athletic trainer you would work with different athletes in vary of sports and age groups to prevent, diagnose, and treat injuries to the muscles and bones. The…

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    blah blah … To be an athletic trainer for a team in the Olympic games is my ultimate, long term goal. Athletic training has been a part of my life for several years now but on the opposite side as an athlete. In high school I was a part of a dance company and on the high school dance team, dancing around forty plus hours a week which resulted in several injuries, because of these injuries I was able to get my first glimpse into the athletic training world. Now in college, I am working with the…

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    Athletic Rivalry

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    The Black athletic prevalence is a hypothesis that says dark individuals have certain attributes or qualities that are gone down through hereditary qualities as well as procured through natural variables that permit them to exceed expectations over different races in any athletic rivalry. (Unknown, article 2.7) Caucasians are more likely to hold these views; in any case, a few blacks and other…

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    development of this contrast. These factors include conflicts in the view of American womanhood, fans only accepting athletes who meet the “white beauty queen” standard and athletic competition being seen as being a men’s activity. Before looking at why there is a contrast between the growth in the participation of women in athletics and the difference in popularity between women’s and men’s sports, it is useful to look at the contrast itself. The growth in women’s…

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    Athletic Training Certified Athletic Trainers are very highly trained health professionals who are trained in preventing, diagnosing, managing and rehabilitating injuries that result from physical activity such as sports. Athletic Trainers can help you avoid unnecessary doctor visits and disruption to your normal daily life of working out and playing your sports. Athletic Training first came about during the 20th century during the Olympic Games. “The history of athletic training draws on the…

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