Motion Ready

Did you know Athletic Trainers are trained to provide first aid and emergency care?

As the first person on the scene, being prepared for anything is part of what makes ATs such valuable assets at sporting events. Early recognition and treatment of severe medical conditions and injuries saves lives!

Prioritizing your health is critical for everyone, healthcare professionals included.

Long hours and grueling schedules can make it easy to skip out on exercise, eating right, getting the proper amount of sleep, and finding time for things you enjoy.

Are you meeting the needs of this wellness check?

What’s the difference?
1. Personal trainers may or may not have higher education. **Athletic Trainers are required to get a master’s degree in athletic training from an accredited university
2. Personal trainers may or may not be required to be certified to practice. **Athletic Trainers have to pass a board certification exam and have state licensure in order to practice as an ATC and use the credential.
3. Personal trainers may be certified by a large number of different agencies with varying educational requirements, if any, and varying levels of accurate information. **Athletic Trainers are certified and must adhere to the practice standards set forth by ONE national certifying body.
It’s your body, choose wisely. Anyone can make you tired!
NOT .