How do the domains of athletic training relate to the occupational setting?
Domain I – Prevention of Occupational Athletic Injuries and Illnesses: The certified athletic trainer is able to develop and implement specific programs for the workers. With these programs, the athletic trainer can help prevent injuries from occurring at the work place. Programs can be improved upon with knowledge of proper body positions and the muscle physiology that is required in the work place, as well as safety principles that are inherent. Joint mobility is extremely important for all individuals, and various stretching and strengthening programs can be developed to enhance the flexibility and endurance of the occupational athlete. The knowledge a certified athletic trainer possesses regarding splints and braces can be beneficial in the occupational setting. The occupational athlete will have the optimal readiness to perform a job for the work place through the certified athletic trainer identifying preexisting conditions and even monitoring environmental conditions. Domain II
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