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    (or even watch) every trainer or cardio addicts, it’s like they live to make things happen. As soon as they enter somewhere they get straight to what needs to be done taking with them all of those who are up to the challenge. It would be silly not to take advantage of at least 25% of their stimulating technique and get the same results as they do before starting up your day or a task, right? The technique you will use will enable you to achieve or less what a personal trainer can which is to…

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    athletic training as well as you connections you make with the patients, but in order to gain the most knowledge can those higher level educations programs are necessary. I met Mr. Winterstein awhile back and told him may aspiration of being an Athletic Trainer for the Badgers and he said if I really want it, it’s up to me to put it the work. He asked why I chose AT and I told him that I get hurt frequently playing my heart out in football, which was another reason I came to Madison for a…

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    interview. Rene Ponsaa,10 year athletic trainer, is the reason I decided to pursue my Athletic Training degree at Southeastern and overall has just inspired me as a person. Trainer Rene graduated from Southeastern in 2005. When he originally came to college he had absolutely no idea what he wanted to do so that led him to stay in college for 8 years! His last three years he spent in the Athletic Training Program. Dr. Ronnie Harper, the head athletic trainer at dutchtown, was the dean over the…

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    I choose was an athletic trainer. The reason I choose this career is because I play sports and I would love to when i'm older be either playing a sport or teaching people how to play a sport or do something that has to do with a sport and if being an athletic trainer is the right thing for me I would love to be one. The typical responsibilities of a athletic trainer is to, Provide 1st aid and injury assessment/treatment/rehabilitation/reconditioning. The athletic trainer will also be responsible…

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    When I grow up, I want to be a marine mammal trainer. This has always been my dream job because I love marine animals more than any other kind of animals. I want to be able to build relationships with them, take care of them, and play with them on a daily basis. I chose this career because I’ll be getting to do what I love every day for a living. This is a very fun and hands-on job. All day you are working with the animals or performing/speaking to the public. Another thing that made me choose…

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    Wednesday after school I observed our school athletic trainer for approximately an hour. During the hour he was not working much because winter sport season were ending so he helped any athletes who had injury that needed to be observed. While I was there, I saw a dancer get her big toe taped because she had turf toe, a hyperextension of the Hallicus. Before practice, two girl basketball players got their ankles taped because they recently rolled or sprained them. That day in sports medicine we…

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    In the article Superman to the Rescue: Simulating Physical Invulnerability Attenuates Exclusion-Related Interpersonal Biases (Ackerman, Bargh, & Huan, 2013) Julie Huan, Joshua Ackerman, and John Bargh set up a number of studies including a pre-test, study one, study two, and study three to demonstrate the relation between physical invulnerability simulation and positive or negative reactions to being excluded in social situations. They also consider how the reactions of exclusion can change when…

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    care of someone who has injured their musculoskeletal and getting them rehabilitated as fast as possible. Musculoskeletal means relating the musculature and skeleton together. People might get an athletic therapist mixed up with an athletic trainer. Athletic trainers are “healthcare professionals who render service or treatment, under the direction of or in collaboration with a physician, in accordance with their education and training and the states’ statutes, rules and regulations” (Board of…

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    An athletic trainers duty is to treat, diagnose, and prevent muscle and bone injuries (paraphrase). Athletic trainers are also known as athletic trainer certified (ATC). I have always loved sports and helping people even more so I knew being an athletic trainer was my calling. It is important to understand the education or training requirements, skills,or talents needed, salary and benefits offered, and the duties for a particular career when making the decision. Most athletic trainers go to…

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    are doctors and nurses but there are more than just doctors and nurses. There are also athletic trainers who help the athletes in the field and in the court of the gymnasium. They are always there for an injured athlete. They just don’t help them by wrapping their ankles or wrist they also give them some treatments and tell them what exercises they can do to get better and heal faster. Athletic trainers are certified health care professionals who participate in the field of sport medicine. They…

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