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    Benefits Of Being An Athletic Trainer

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    I love sports and sporting events. Athletic trainers get to travel with them team and stand on the field with the team. The team pays for everything the athletic trainer does. The team also buys the athletic trainers whole uniform which is generally a pair of really nice tennis shoes and a nice shirt with slacks. Being an athletic trainer will allow me to interact with the players. If I do athletic training on a professional level I will get to meet many cool and interesting pro athletes! I…

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    I learned it is important to interact with the coach everyday with issues and information of their athletes. The athletic trainers report an injury and rehab attendance to the coaches of their sports teams. I had to watch interaction of the athletic trainer and coach about the health of their athlete and setting up doctor appointment. The goal of meeting was to help the athlete return to play in fast, but safe way. During the practice prepare…

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    In the field of medicine medical professionals come across many injuries and diagnose a lot of patients. The body is very complex and has many functions in order to sustain life. The body has organs, bones, and muscles, but it also has compartments which house different parts of the body. One of the things that medical professionals do not see that much of however, is compartment syndrome. When one of these compartments become injured, it causes a great amount of increased pressure inside the…

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    Career

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    For my three health careers I chose radiologist, pediatric oncologist and athletic trainer. I do not necessarily want to go in the medical field, but if I were to I would want to work in one of these three careers. All three jobs require skills, reasoning and intuitive thinking. You might find yourself in a situation that demands fast thinking and problem solving, so you need to be prepared. The first career I chose was a radiologist. To become a radiologist you must obtain a Bachelor's Degree…

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    Essay On Athletic Trainers

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    What is an athletic trainer. An athletic trainer can be a best friend, a go to for immediate care or a gateway to success. Athletic trainers are usually first on hand in sports related injuries. They’re highly qualified, multi skilled health care professionals who collaborate with physicians to provide emergency care clinical diagnosis therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation. When it comes to be a qualified athletic trainer they can deal with about any muscle or any type of body related…

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    Anyone who trains seriously knows the meaning of intensity. It is the trainer against the weights with only two possible outcomes: complete the lift or fail. As the trainer makes there way to the bar they began to prepare themselves for there final bench press, the real deal, the pump to the iron, the best of the set, and they know what needs to happen to complete this exercise. The trainer’s adrenaline is rushing as they begin to prepare to un-rack the weight, slowly lower the bar to their…

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    invaluable opportunity to observe one of the Athletic Trainers at The University of Miami and see firsthand what it is like to work for a Division 1 athletic program. Many people never see what goes on behind the scenes in order for their favorite athletes to perform at the highest level during sporting events. Being in the Athletic Training Facility gave me this exposure and helped me to understand just how essential the role of the athletic trainer is for a program. I was able to apply the…

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    acknowledge their situation and express a desire for personal improvement. As a personal trainer I worked with many of these people and know from personal experience that the most common excuses for inactivity are “I’m too tired” and/or “I don’t have the time”. These excuses stem largely from a constant struggle between…

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    Athletic Training Essay

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    Most people today have seen on television during a sports game an Athletic Trainer run out to the field to assist an injured athlete. They are the first line of care during any emergency situation on the field when they are present. Many different athletic and even non-athletic settings employ Athletic Trainers for the different services they can provide. Athletic Trainers can provide more than just taping an ankle and applying ice. They also create rehabilitation programs, manage acute injuries…

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    There are several useful tools that any athletic director should have at their disposal. One of the most important tools to have for an athletic director is having a long and dependable list of contacts at their disposal. I have not personally gotten to know many individuals before I came to college. During my lower grade levels, I was stuck at home most of the time, and my extracurricular involvement was minimal. When I came to college, I began to become the social person who wanted to interact…

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