AT Spotlight: Juan Lopez – XFL to Army West Point
Name: Juan Lopez, ATC
What does your day to day look like?
I’ve only been here for a couple of months but I’d say depending on the season practice can be in the morning or afternoon. Sometimes coaches have to work around some of the Army duties the cadet-athletes have. Treatment would be before practice if practice is in the afternoon or in the afternoon/evening depending on classes.
What has been the biggest change in the year of the pandemic?
It’s been working all these different types of jobs. Talking with EMTs at construction sites and other personnel, educating them on what Athletic Training is. Also being available to accept my position at USMA at West Point.
When you’re not on a sideline, where can we find you?
Working out in the gym or somewhere out hiking looking for good views!
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