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Athletic Training Department Location and Hours of Operation:
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Training Room Hours:
Open at 2:00PM Monday - Friday
Phone:
(810) 299-4202 |
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Location:
The training room is located at the Field House entrance down
the hall from the Athletic Department.
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March is National Athletic Training Month
Sports Safety is a Team Effort!
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Brighton athletic training is pleased to celebrate the month of March as National Athletic Training Month. We are proud to celebrate former Head & Student Athletic Trainers that have made the program what it is today! If you would like to find out more about athletic training please go to www.nata.org or read the following literature.
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Are you interested in athletic training, sports medicine or physical therpay? We are currently looking for students to become apart of our student athletic training program for the Fall sports season. If you have any interest please download a copy of the application from our forms section or go the athletic department to pick one up.
Our Team doctor Dr. Sean Adelman will be leaving us to move on to bigger and better things. We would like to thank him for all that he has done for Brighton athletes and their families! We wish himself and his family nothing but the best in their new endeavours. Thank you Dr. Adelman!
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Brighton Athletic Training
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Brighton High School Athletic Training: Brighton High School has a rich and proud tradition of athletic training. Brighton has had an athletic trainer for 35 years, starting
in the fall of 1974 and continuing to today. Today, Brighton has a trainer providing medical coverage for all seasons and all athletic teams. Brighton has also had a proud tradition of having student trainers and that tradition continues today with six student trainers providing help to the athlete population.
Information About Certified Athletic Trainers: Athletic Training is centered on providing health care for the physically active population. Athletic Trainers' are highly educated professionals who specialize in the prevention, evaluation, treatment, and
rehabilitation of injured athletes.
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Certified athletic trainers hold a bachelor's or master's degree with a major in athletic
training and are focused on injury prevention, assessment, treatment and
rehabilitation. ATC's are required to pursue continuing education to retain
their certification.
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ATC's should not be confused with personal trainers, who are focused primarily on physical
conditioning and fitness.
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Certified athletic trainers can be found in sports settings and also in the performing
arts, corporations, military, schools, clinics, hospitals, and other health care
facilities.
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Athletic Training Staff 2009-2010
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