Kentucky State Clinic

• Demonstrate how a collaborative health and performance model enhances athlete development
• Apply systems and strategies for effective interdisciplinary communication and initiative planning
• Evaluate the impact of integrated health and performance teams through data-driven feedback and outcomes

Continuation of Part 1 objectives

• Discuss current injury trends in tactical athletes
• Explain key principles of injury prevention, including movement screening and environmental considerations
• Describe the role of strength and conditioning programs in reducing injury risk and enhancing operational readiness
• Discuss an example of interprofessional collaboration in developing a comprehensive injury prevention plan
• Develop a holistic injury prevention plan for various “athlete” populations

• How to use it efficiently and effectively in a weight room and movement setting
• Discuss progressions and regressions
• Discuss potential risks if not used properly

• Master the key functions of the athletic spine
• Walk away with a semester-long training plan to optimize performance
• Apply the barbell to build resilient athletes and prevent injury

• Identify the organizational and professional prerequisites needed to begin the process of creating a culture
• Develop an understanding of the art and science of building relationships with administration, coaches, student-athletes, parents, and all members of the community
• Provide actionable steps and strategies to build build-in, establish standards, and create a culture that aligns with your philosophy and goals