By: Magie Lacambra, M.Ed, ATC, Gatorade Team Sports Manager In the Spotlight_Newsletter_Spring2021_FINAL
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Written by: James Stone L.A.T, A.T.,C, C.S.C.S & Dwayne Peterson C.S.C.S, R.S.C.C, Kansas City Royals Oblique, what is it? It’s a pair of muscles along with the pelvic and hip…
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Kansas City Royals Athletic Trainers Gavin Grosh and Yannick Plante share their research and thoughts on in-season changes in pitchers’ upper bodies. In this article, you’ll find information on range…
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PBATS is excited to announce a new series called Get Personal with PBATS. As part of this series, both Major and Minor League Baseball athletic trainers will be sharing both…
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Kansas City Royals Athletic Trainer Nevan Dominguez shares his experience working at the Kansas City Royals Dominican Republic academy from 2018 – 2019. He has since been promoted to the…
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PBATS is excited to announce a new series called Get Personal with PBATS. As part of this series, both Major and Minor League Baseball athletic trainers will be sharing both…
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PBATS is excited to announce a new series called Get Personal with PBATS. As part of this series, both Major and Minor League Baseball athletic trainers will be sharing both…
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PBATS is excited to announce a new series called Get Personal with PBATS. As part of this series, both Major and Minor League Baseball athletic trainers will be sharing both…
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As an athletic trainer, you’re responsible for making tough calls in challenging circumstances. Coaches are eager for players to return to the field as quickly as possible, and athletes also…
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Pictured above: Mark O’Neal (Left) Cubs Medical Director and PBATS President with Brett Riegler (Right). Since its earliest days, baseball has been all about ability. If a player can get…
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