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In the third installment of the "How to Handle" series, you get 7 ways to prevent fainting at the Site of Blood. If you're around athletics long enough, you're bound to run into some blood–and probably a lot of it.

Athletic Trainers know that an Emergency Action Plan doesn't focus on injuries alone. The gold-standard EAPs include weather related incidents, active shooters and yes–Missing Child Protocol to help staff response effectively in a parent's worst nightmare scenario.

Do you know how to handle an open fracture? Plan for a traumatic injury. Like a player having an open fracture on the football field. You can't predict, but you can handle.

Do you know how to handle a skate to the neck? Plan around a devastating and traumatic injury, like a player receiving a skate to the neck during an ice hockey game.

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A combined 50 years in event operations and athletic training helped generate these essential safety screening questions for a sports venue to help you know if the venue is right for your participants.

When an emergency happens, your response has to be second nature. Rehearsing your emergency action plan with the entire team could be a life-saving exercise.

Regular AED Maintenance is a necessary part of owning and operating these life-saving tools. Monthly checks and yearly services are recommended.

Go4 Publications presents the Chromatic Amusements Vol 1. Perfect for your ATR, office, or locker room.

Before the opening draw, whistle, kick-off or tip, you need to host the Pre-Event Medical Meeting.

fruits are a great way to hydrate between games and in preparation for tournaments. Here are the top fruits you should be eating at a tournament.

So don't be that athlete or coach who doesn't focus on hydration. The formula is simple. To prove it, we made this resource letting you know How Much You Should Drink.