Playing sports is more than just being strong. It's also about being happy and healthy, finding what you're good at, and staying safe. By doing all of these things, you can become really good at sports and in life!
I. Introduction
Being good at sports is important.
II. Physical Skill
What can you do physically?
How can you get better?
III. Emotional Well-being
How do you handle feelings and stress?
What makes you happy and motivated?
What are your goals?
IV. Developing Your Strengths
What are you already good at?
How can you get even better?
How can you help your team with your strengths?
V. Preventing Injuries and Illnesses
How can you stay safe while playing?
What can you do to avoid getting hurt or sick?
VI. Comprehensive Approach
How can you combine all these things to do your best?
How can this help you on and off the field?
VII. Conclusion
It's important to take care of your whole self, not just your physical abilities, to be good at sports.
In summary, coaches and trainers should be aware of the risks associated with sickle cell trait and take appropriate measures to prevent exertional sickling and other complications. This includes encouraging proper hydration, gradual acclimation to exercise, recognizing symptoms, and providing appropriate medical care.
Hydration is key in preventing rhabdomyolysis because it helps to flush out these harmful substances from the body and prevent their accumulation in the kidneys. Adequate hydration can also help prevent muscle breakdown by providing the muscles with the necessary fluids and nutrients to function properly during physical activity.
Emotional intelligence helps kids understand and manage their feelings, communicate better, make good decisions, and succeed in life.
Re-educating the Community
Hydration
Go beyond your emotions
Developing the Next Generation of Athletes
Re-Educating the Community around the known Risk Factors of Sickle Cell Trait
Throughout the year we will cover these subjects in our Health and Safety Expo’s
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