sports medicine

Today is the first day of Spring, and many are heading our for sports and other outdoor activities. Whether your thing is team sports, individual exercise or simple aerobic activity like hiking or walking - get out there and be healthy thing Spring. Remember, though to have your first aid supplies handy. From simple cuts, scrapes and bruises, to sunburn...

We've talked about Concussions and TBI in the past, and especially how it affects Youths in Sports.We shared an article on Concussions, gave you deeper information on Head and Neck Injuries, discussed Treatment for Concussions and TBI, have addressed the concerns during Brain Injury Awareness Month, and spent time addressing Head and Neck Injuries in Youth Sports. Now we have a great new Free App...

Spring Sports are coming (already!) hard to believe when much of the country is experiencing sub-zero temperatures, but it's true! Are you ready for rough-n-tumble fun outdoors? Think about safety on the sports field or track... don't let the bugs bite, and stay hydrated (if you're a spectator, remember the poncho for spring showers!) Read more: Head and Neck Injuries...

Today on Father's Day (Happy Father's Day, Dad!) we know that many are focused on the FIFA World Cup. Soccer Injuries are no fun, but most can be addressed with a little sports first aid. Securing a cold pack and elevating a bump or contusion to avoid swelling and bruising, applying the basic "clean, treat, and protect" steps to a cut or abrasion. As long as you are prepared, safe, and have the sports medicine and first aid supplies you should, soccer can be safe and fun. So that's it, Dad - get out of that chair from watching the World's Cup and go play Soccer! What FIFA says about "Football" (as in Soccer) First Aid: Continue reading →

We've talked about Head and Neck Injuries in the past, not check out this new app! Heads Up: Concussion in Youth Sports Spanish version To help ensure the health and safety of young athletes, CDC developed the Heads Up: Concussion in Youth Sports initiative to offer information about concussions to coaches, parents, and athletes involved in youth sports. The Heads...

Youth Activities and Physical Participation are a healthy part of growing up - but the bring safety risks as well - During National Youth Sports Safety Month, we'd like you to consider how to prepare for safe Sports Activities and be well equipped for Sports First Aid. Each year, hospital emergency rooms, nationwide, treat an estimated 173,285 sports and recreation-related...

National Youth Sports Safety Month  Each year over 20 million kids in the US participate in sports and almost one million suffer serious sports related injuries. The American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM) initiated STOP Sports Injuries to prevent overuse and trauma injuries among young athletes. Other founding partner organizations include the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, American Academy...

Avoid the Spring Rush! To help us manage our production and inventory, we’re offering all our loyal customers a whopping 25% OFF our already discounted pricing on every item in our Sports First Aid Category   Instant Ice Packs, Reuseable Hot & Cold Packs, Securing Wraps 25% OFF   Sports and Coaches First Aid Kits 25% OFF   Electrolyte Tablets...