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Creating a Safe Playing Environment for Your Athletes

Author: NCSS Information Team


Crisis Management Plan for Youth Sporting Events

Author: Jeff Konin, PhD, PT, ATC
University of South Florida


Developing an Emergency Action Plan

Author: NCSS Information Team


Fair Warning

Author: Dr. Richard P. Borkowski


Giant On The Field

Author: Dr. Richard P. Borkowski


Give 'Em Room

Author: Richard P. Borkowski


Lightning Safety: Make It Part of Your Game Plan!

Author: Andy Kula, Senior Meteorologist
National Weather Service


Lightning: the Uncontrollable in Sports Medicine

Author: Barbara J. Morris, MS, ATC, CSCS
USF HEALTH, SMART INSTITUTE


Safety Checklist: For the Coach

Author: NCSS Information Team


The Coach's First Aid Kit

Author: NCSS Information Team

 
National Coaches Registry

Signs Of A Safe Weightroom

Strategically placed and well designed signs are an inexpensive, simple and too often overlooked strategy to inform and, at the same time, warn weight room users. Signage may not insure a participant’s safety but it can lower the chance of injury. Well planned signs help us meet our duty to warn and inform while lowering the chance of injury. They also demonstrate your concern and credibility.
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The Coach's First Aid Kit

Every coach should be prepared to handle emergency situations during practice or at games. It is essential that coaches have at least one fully stocked first aid kit on hand whenever athletes are playing
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Preventing Soccer Injuries

The most effective way to prevent sports injuries is to make sure your child is coached by a qualified person, and preferably, one who is certified by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)
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