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Description

University of Wisconsin-La Crosse

Athletic Training Summer Workshop 2010
Friday, July 30-Sunday, August 1
Mitchell Hall athletic training center

Workshop Objectives

The workshop will consist of several sections of lectures, practical athletic training activities, and other recreational activities:
• Exposure to basic upper and lower body anatomy.
• Demonstration of taping and wrapping techniques.
• Recognition, treatment, and rehabilitation of sport injuries.
• Emergency care and procedures.
• Sports nutrition and hydration.

RESIDENT CAMPER
Cost: $200

COMMUTER CAMPER
Cost: $160

Registration and Tuition
No refunds will be granted after two weeks prior to the camp. If registering within one week of the camp, please call ahead to confirm availability. Workshop tuition includes meals, dormitory fees, workshop manual and other materials, taping supplies, parking permits, and a UW-L Workshop T-shirt.

Check-In & Departure
Check-in is from 3-4 pm on Friday at the Residence Hall. All participants must check-in. Departure time is noon on Sunday. In order to keep mailing costs down, more information will be sent with confirmation of your registration in July. Please provide your email address if you would like confirmation of your registration prior to July.

Meals
Resident participants will be provided dinner on Friday, three meals on Saturday, and breakfast on Sunday. Commuters get lunch on Saturday.

Staff
Camp staff will include licensed athletic trainers as well as athletic training students from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse currently enrolled in the athletic training program. Mark Gibson, director of the university's undergraduate athletic training program and athletic training workshop, will be guest speaking during the workshop.

Health Insurance
All camp participants are covered by the UW System’s limited insurance for injuries sustained during supervised camp activities. However, UW-La Crosse is not liable for medical expenses incurred that are not covered by this insurance policy and, therefore, encourages participants to have their own health insurance.