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    National Athletic Trainers' Association

    About the NATA

    Founded in 1950

    NATA is the membership association for certified athletic trainers and others who support the athletic training profession.

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    The Safe Sports School Award recognizes secondary schools that take the crucial steps to keep their athletes free from injuries.

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    Our Mission

    The National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) is the professional membership association for certified athletic trainers and others who support the athletic training profession. Founded in 1950, the NATA has grown to more than 34,000 members worldwide today. The majority of certified athletic trainers choose to be members of the NATA – to support their profession, and to receive a broad array of membership benefits. By joining forces as a group, NATA members can accomplish more for the athletic training profession than they can individually. The NATA headquarters in Dallas, Texas, currently has more than 40 full-time staff members who work to supports NATA’s mission.

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      Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this directory. However some changes may occur between updates. Please check with your provider to ensure that he or she participates in your health plan.

      Last Updated: February 13th, 2012

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
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        On Feb 05, 2021

        What are trigger points?

        Trigger points are focal, hyper-irritable areas in muscle and connective tissue that are caused by muscle overload or overuse. The muscle tissue may feel tight like a guitar string or like a lump. ...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Dec 03, 2020

        What causes lower extremity swelling?

        Swelling in the lower leg can mean either possible chronic compartment syndrome of the lower leg or deep vein thrombosis (DVT). With chronic compartment syndrome, the muscles of the lower leg...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Dec 19, 2019

        What is the carpal tunnel?

        The carpal tunnel is located on the front of the wrist and is formed by the bones of the wrist and the transverse carpal ligament which crosses the wrist. A variety of anatomical structures lie wit...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Nov 07, 2019

        What exercises can help treat plantar fasciitis?

        You could do some range of motion exercises that consist of pointing your toes and bringing your foot up to your chest, then down to the ground, and then inward and outward to bring strength back t...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Nov 07, 2019

        What is restless leg syndrome (RLS)?

        Restless leg syndrome (RLS) is a condition in which there is an uncontrollable desire to move the lower legs to alleviate sensations of tingling or burning. The symptoms only occur at rest and many...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Jun 24, 2019

        Why are females more at risk for ACL injuries?

        Females are more likely to sprain their ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) than males due to many physiological differences and factors. The ACL itself is smaller and more lax or loose in females tha...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Jun 24, 2019

        What is the rotator cuff?

        The rotator cuff is actually a group of multiple muscles that primarily work together to stabilize the shoulder. They hold the head of the humerus (your arm bone) into the glenoid fossa of the scap...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Jun 24, 2019

        How can a brace help treat tennis elbow?

        It's common for athletes doing racquet sports and fencing to wear a band around their elbows. The strap changes the effective insertion point of the muscles of the forearm, which reduces the st...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Jun 19, 2019

        How can I tell if I've fractured my elbow?

        When an elbow fracture is suspected, the individual... May be holding the arm and elbow at an odd angle as well as in a protective position; May not be able to fully extend the elbow or fully b...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Jun 19, 2019

        How long is the recovery time for a fractured pelvis?

        Bone healing typically occurs within 6 to 16 weeks; however, the strength of the bone and the ability of the bone to sustain a person’s body weight under heavy activity may take up to a year....

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Jun 19, 2019

        What is the difference between a stress fracture and a fracture?

        A stress fracture is an incomplete fracture of a bone. It is thought of as a crack in the bone. A fracture is a definite break in the bone. This answer provided for NATA by the Gustavus Adolphus C...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Jun 19, 2019

        What are the symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI)?

        A urinary tract infection (UTI) causes moderate pain in the lower abdominal region when you urinate. Other symptoms of a UTI include blood in the urine, nausea, vomiting, fever, chills, and fatigue...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Jun 19, 2019

        How can I prevent a cold?

        To lower your chances of catching a cold, avoid large crowds or places where many people are sick. Wash your hands with soap and water frequently. Avoid sharing personal items such as drinks, towel...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Jun 17, 2019

        What does a first responder do at an emergency?

        As a first responder, your first step is to assess the situation to ensure the scene is safe. The second step is to assess the victim’s airway, breathing, and vascular circulation. If the vic...

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      • National Athletic Trainers' Association
        National Athletic Trainers' Association has answered a question
        On Jun 06, 2019

        What are flat feet?

        Flat feet, also called pes planus or fallen arches, is a medical condition in which the arch of the foot collapses, with the entire sole of the foot coming into complete or near-complete contact wi...

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