Shadowing With Stu Golladay

• 1. What type of education and/or training is required for this job?• He earned a masters degree at Minnesota University in exercise

physiology.

• 2. What classes did you take in high school that prepared you for your job?

• He took athletic training related classes such as anatomy.

• 3. Did you have to interview, take any tests, and complete an internship or apprenticeship for this position?

• He worked as an apprentice trainer at the University of Minnesota.

• 4. What kind of experience was required for this job?• Knowledge of how the body works and what exercises stimulate it is

important to know.

Concussion management in contact sports.

WAYS TO LESSEN CONCUSSIONS IN CONTACT SPORTS

•IMPROVE EQUIPTMENT

•REPLACE OLD EQUIPMENT

•TEACH PROPER TECHNIQUES

•COMPLETE RECOVERY

•MONITOR RETURN TO PLAY

•HAVE A CERTIFIED TRAINER ON HAND AT ALL SPORTING EVENTS

•GIVE THE TRAINER SAY WHETHERE ATHLETE RETURNS

TOPICS DISCUSSED

• Concussion Management• Proper Hitting Techniques • Training in Adverse Weather Conditions• Rehabilitation• Functional Exercise• Injury Prevention Program• Nutrition

PRODUCT DESIGN For my product, I used a tri-fold poster board

for my backdrop. I put extremely pertinent information about athletic training on the poster. I

spent time working on this product so that it looked extremely good and was totally correct.

On this poster, I put information about concussion management. I also put information on the knee and how to discover injuries that happen to the knee on the sidelines. Also I put information

about different types of fractures and how to identify these fracture types.

• THANK YOU

• I would like to thank the judges, Mrs. Vogt, Ms. Ruhle, and Mr. Golladay.

• I appreciate the judges taking the time to come watch our presentations and investing in our futures.