28th Annual AMP Sideline Help Coaches' Clinic

Health and Sports Medicine Education for Teachers & Coaches Thursday, October 17, 2024

National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) approved 0.6 CEU(s) in category A for certified individuals attending this event.

Schedule

Times Title
7:00-7:30 Check-in, Snacks, coffee, & juice
7:30-8:00

Where do I Refer…….?                                                    

Heather Hansen, MD      Ortho Montana

  • Recognize injuries that need to be referred
  • Determine timeliness of referrals
  • Recommend referral to appropriate healthcare provider
8:00-8:30

Injury Prevention             

Becky Butler, ATC             

AMP

  • Summarize common causes of injuries in sports
  • Identify strategies for injury prevention
8:30-9:30

Hands on Activity: Practicing the Role of Coaches in an Emergency            

AMP ATs

  • Demonstrate how to apply compression wrap to ankle, and splint leg and arm
  • Discuss how to assist with spine boarding an injured athlete
  • Explain the T.A.C.O. cooling method and required equipment
  • Show how to properly use crutches
9:30-10:00

What’s that Brace for & How does it Fit?       

Ross Powell                         Pacific Medical

  • Describe commonly used braces in sports
  • Explain how common braces should fit

 

10:00-10:15 Break
10:15-11:00

Developing Leadership in your Athletes                  

Derek Waddoups              MSUB

  • Discuss the value in developing leadership within your team
  • Identify strategies for leadership development
11:00-11:45

The Role of Team: A Concussion Case Study

 Jodie Smith, Aimee Bitzel, Jack Nehler, Derek Waddoups, Hunter Smith

  • Discuss the multitude of people that are part of the team when an injury occurs
  • Explain the importance of frequent 2-way communication
  • Identify resources available and how to find additional resources
11:45-12:15 Lunch – Provided
12:15-12:45

What’s Wrong with Me……?         Nothing!             

Jerry Girard, LCPC, LAC                   MSUB

  • Explain how stress is normal and can be helpful
  • Identify the balance between stress and anxiety

Facilitate positive self-talk strategies and coping mechanisms

12:45-1:05

Nutritional Aspects of Pre-Workout and Energy Drinks    

Anna Kasperick. RD

  • Identify the physiological effects of caffeine
  • Discuss the typical contents of pre-workout & energy drinks

Describe the risks and benefits of pre-workout and energy drinks

1:05-2:00

Isometrics in Weight Training for Sports Performance      

Justin Smith, CSCS
Dayne Dyer, CSCS

  • Explain how to promote proper posture with strength training exercises
  • Discuss the importance of muscular endurance training
  • Identify ways to incorporate yielding and overcoming exercises in strength workouts

 

Thank you for coming and we hope you enjoyed the 28th Annual AMP Sideline Help Coaches’ Clinic!

6 OPI Renewal Units Available

National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) approved 0.6 CEU(s) in category A for certified individuals attending this event.”

$45 if Registered by October 13, 2024
$55 for all registrations October 13-17, 2024
No Refunds for Cancellations after October 13, 2024

To Register go to:

https://forms.gle/1WVtEuoJ1Te9JC3e7

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For more information or detailed objectives contact:

Marietta Meuli
(406) 223-2563

mmeuli@montanabones.com

Mansfield Health Education Center
St. Vincent Healthcare Campus
2900 12th Ave. North #30W, Billings, MT

Purpose: Provide current health and sports medicine education for coaches and teachers.

Montana Health and Physical Education Standards:

  • Health Education Standard 1- Comprehend concepts related to health promotion and disease prevention to enhance personal health
  • Health Education Standard 7 – Demonstrate the ability to practice health-enhancing behaviors and avoid or reduce health risks
  • Physical Education Standard 2 – Apply knowledge of concepts, principles, strategies and tactics related to movement and performance
  • Physical Education Standard 3 – Demonstrate the knowledge and skills to achieve and maintain a health-enhancing level of physical activity and fitness

Objectives of Clinic:

  • Recognize injuries that need to be referred
  • Summarize common causes of injuries in sports
  • Identify strategies for injury prevention
  • Practice hands on emergency response training: T.A.C.O. Method, spine boarding
  • Demonstrate acute injury care: compression wrap, splinting, crutch fitting
  • Explain use & fit of common braces used in sport injury
  • Identify strategies for leadership development within your team
  • Identify the balance between stress and anxiety
  • Facilitate positive self-talk strategies and coping mechanisms
  • Recognize the risks and benefits of pre-workout & energy drinks
  • Explain promotion of proper posture with strength training