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JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort
June 22-June 26, 2022
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Annual Meeting Overview The mission of the PHATS/SPHEM Annual Meetings is to provide educational and problem solving opportunities for athletic trainers and equipment managers at every level of professional hockey. This is done through our educational symposiums, business meetings, and exhibit hall with our many valued vendors and recognition programs for our members. Currently, PHATS/SPHEM boasts over 600 members, who represent more than 100 Professional, NCAA and Canadian Hockey League teams from across North America and Europe including the NHL, AHL, ECHL, SPHL, NCAA, OHL, WHL, QMJHL, USHL and Junior Hockey Leagues. To further the growth and education of our members, PHATS/SPHEM also welcomes the NHLTPS (National Hockey League Team Physicians Society) and SCAPH (Strength and Conditioning Association of Professional Hockey) to the Conference, giving members the opportunity to work hand in hand with the team doctors and strength coaches to share knowledge, techniques and procedures. EDUCATIONAL SYMPOSIUM: Continuing Education units are offered for seminars and workshops to members during the Annual Meetings, with topics and speakers representing the entire spectrum of hockey. The symposium is designed specifically for the needs of hockey professionals and provides a unique opportunity for members to collaborate and build understanding across both professions and leagues. Our symposium’s learning objectives will follow the rules and regulations set forth by the BOC for each program in order to obtain continuing education units. The Board of Certification, Inc., the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association, the Athletic Equipment Managers Association and the National Strength and Conditioning Association, all certifying organizations for both professions, recognizes the PHATS/SPHEM Educational Symposium. BUSINESS MEETINGS: The PHATS/SPHEM Annual Meetings offer the most timely and useful educational resources available to professional hockey athletic trainers and equipment managers. Additionally, it provides a unique forum for members to explore the issues that are unique to their work environment. Members meet in general sessions, to share common concerns that exist across all leagues, as well as in league-specific settings, where pertinent issues can be addressed. Because PHATS/SPHEM offers the only such problem solving opportunity, the NHL and most professional hockey leagues, NCAA teams, the Canadian Hockey League and USHL send representatives to participate in these important league-level meetings. EXHIBIT HALL: Another important component of the PHATS/SPHEM Annual Meeting is the Exhibit Hall. Manufacturers have been invited to show their wares since the early days of the Athletic Trainers Association. Even as the number of exhibitors has increased, the friendly atmosphere has remained, making PHATS/SPHEM a favorite of both equipment manufacturers and sports medicine suppliers alike. But, PHATS/SPHEM is not all handshakes and greetings. It remains one of the few working exhibits where members come equipped with purchase orders and serious interest in new technologies and services. Because it is attended by more ice hockey athletic trainers and equipment managers than any other exhibition, PHATS/SPHEM offers exhibitors an exclusive venue for testing and showing new hockey related products. RECOGNITION: A final objective of the PHATS/SPHEM Annual Meetings is to increase awareness of members’ dedication and professionalism. During the annual Hall of Fame Dinner, one former member of PHATS or SPHEM is honored for his contribution and service by being inducted into the PHATS/SPHEM Wall of Honor, located in the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Ontario. Our Hall of Fame Dinner keynote speakers have included Kevin Lowe, Rob Ray, Pat LaFontaine, Bill Ranford, Stu Grimson, Pete Weber, David Poile, Larry Carrière, Ralph Strangis, Paul Coffey, Emile Francis, Harry Neale, Terry Crisp, Jiggs McDonald, Denis Potvin, Bob Miller, Larry Robinson & Brian Skrudland. In addition, we take pride in honoring one of our loyal and supportive Vendors with the prestigious Frank and Vi Rowe Ambassadors Award. The awards ceremony continues when several PHATS/SPHEM members are recognized for their years of service, achieving a remarkable Games Worked Milestone during their hockey careers.
2022 PHATS/SPHEM Hotel Accommodations
JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort
400 SOUTH COLLIER BOULEVARD
MARCO ISLAND, FL 34145
(239)-394-2511 PHONE (239)-642-2672 FAX
www.jwmarriottmarcoisland.com
The JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort is Southwest Florida’s premier luxury resort. Situated on three miles of pristine
private beaches on the Gulf of Mexico, the resort will invite you to relax and rejuvenate while taking in the awe-inspiring Gulf
views from your private balcony. Marco Island is the perfect place to balance work and play in Paradise.
PHATS/SPHEM ROOM BLOCK DATES: JUNE 20-JUNE 26, 2022
RATES: $249.00 per night single or double occupancy. (Plus Hotel Daily resort fee of $20)
TAX: 12% tax per night.
CUT-OFF DATE: All reservations must be made by May 20, 2022 to guarantee the group rate.
RESERVATION #: (800)-438-4373 or (239)-394-2511 Ask for the PHATS/SPHEM rate.
PHATS/SPHEM ROOM BLOCK: PHATS, SPHEM & SCAPH Members, Vendors, and all other guests REGISTER
NHLTPS/AHLTPS MEMBERS ONLY ROOM BLOCK: REGISTER
CANCELLATION POLICY: You must cancel 7 days prior to your arrival date to avoid any penalties.
CHECK-IN TIME: 4:00PM CHECK-OUT TIME: 11:00AM
HOTEL & LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS
• 45 minutes from Southwest Florida International Airport • International Cuisine including Ario, Tesoro, Quinn’s on the
(Fort Myers-RSW) Beach, 400 Pazzi’s, Café San Marco, Hammock Bay Grill, 10K
• Gulf of Mexico & pristine beaches Alley, Maia, Korals Sushi & Cocktail Lobby Bar, Kane Tiki Bar
• Tiki Fantasy Outdoor Pool & Grill and Rookery Grill
• Quinn’s Outdoor Pool • Naples and 5th Avenue Shopping & Restaurants, 25 minute
drive
• Spa by JW
• Boating, Jet Skiing, Snorkeling, Kayaking
• Paradise by Sirene Adult-Exclusive Pool
• Sailing and Shelling Excursions
• Fitness Center
• Everglades Excursions
• Tennis
• Fishing Charters
• The Rookery and Hammock Bay Golf Club
• Scenic Cycling Tours
• 10K Alley: Gastro-Pub, state-of-the-art Gaming Emporium
with Arcade, Bowling, Mini-Golf, Pool Tables and Sports • Naples Zoo
Simulators • Complimentary in room high speed internet access
TRANSPORTATION PARKING
The hotel is 45 minutes from the Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW). On-site parking: $15 USD Daily
This hotel does not provide shuttle service. Valet parking: $25 USD Daily
• Estimated Car Service/Uber: $99 USD (one way); reservation required
• Estimated taxi fare: $80 USD (one way) Visit JW’s site for more information on other
• Hertz Rental Car: Pick up at airport and drop off at the hotel forms of transportation, a map & directions.
Continuing Education
ATHLETIC TRAINERS
NHL Athletic Trainers:
• TBD Continuing Education Credits (BOC Approved, Provider #490)
• TBD Continuing Education Credits for the CATA
• TBD Continuing Education Credits for the NSCA
The Professional Hockey Athletic Train-
AHL Athletic Trainers: ers Society (PHATS) is approved by
• TBD Continuing Education Credits (BOC Approved, Provider #490) the Board of Certification, Inc. to offer
• TBD Continuing Education Credits for the CATA continuing education (CE) to Certified
• TBD Continuing Education Credits for the NSCA Athletic Trainers.
All Other Athletic Trainers:
• TBD Continuing Education Credits (BOC Approved, Provider #490)
• TBD Continuing Education Credits for the CATA
• TBD Continuing Education Credits for the NSCA
SCAPH (STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACHES):
• TBD Continuing Education Credits for NSCA for trainers who attended the PHATS sessions during the week.
• *Keiser to distribute ceus for the SCAPH members
ALL EQUIPMENT MANAGERS:
• TBD Continuing Education Credits for AEMA
Credit hours are subject to change based on the final meeting agenda. In order to receive your CEU credits, all meet-
ings as well as the exhibit hall must be attended. Post Meeting evaluations & assessments are to be completed by all members.
PHATS CEU certificates will be emailed to the members after the conference upon completion of the PHATS post conference
evaluation & assessment and the CATA ceus will be filed by the PHATS office. SPHEM CEU’s will be submitted directly to the
AEMA.
Thank You to Our Sponsors
Sponsorship opportunities are still available!
PLATINUM
GOLD
SILVER
FAIRLY GROUP
Reshaping Paradigms
SCAPH SPONSORS
Additional Conference Information CONFERENCE CANCELLATION POLICY/REFUND A full refund will be given for cancellations made before June 1st, 2022. A 50% refund will be given for cancellations between June 1st and June 15th. No refund will be given for cancellations made after June 15th. DRESS Appropriate dress is business casual attire. You are representing your league and team. CONFERENCE CONTACT INFORMATION The PHATS/SPHEM website, www.phatssphem.com, is an excellent source for updated conference information. For other confer- ence information, please contact the PHATS/SPHEM office at 888-460-9003, admin@phatssphem.com In compliance with the BOC, PHATS adheres to the following for any courses offering continuing education credits from the BOC: • All presenters must disclose any financial or other associations with the manufacturers of commercial products, suppliers of com- mercial services or commercial supporters as well as any use of unlabeled product(s) or product(s) under investigational use. • PHATS, event committee and the presenters for this seminar do not have financial or other associations with the manufacturers of commercial products, suppliers of commercial services or commercial supporters. • These presentations do not involve the unlabeled use of a product or product under investigational use. • There was no financial or in-kind commercial support for these activities. The Professional Hockey Athletic Trainers Society & The Society of Professional Hockey Equipment Managers (PHATS/SPHEM) does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, military status, sexual orientation or age. PHATS/SPHEM is committed to accessibility and non-discrimination in all aspects of its continuing education actives. Participants who have special needs are encouraged to contact program organizers so that all reasonable efforts to accommodate these needs can be made.
Meeting Agenda & Events
The most up-to-date agenda is available online.
Meeting Agenda
NHL Gatorade Reception
(Private reception for the NHL trainers and equipment
managers)
When: Wednesday, June 22
Where: Tiki Terrace
Time: 7:00-9:00pm
Sponsored By:
PHATS/SPHEM Associate Member Reception
When: Wednesday, June 22
Where: Sunset Terrace
Time: 6:00-7:30pm
Sponsored By:
PHATS/SPHEM Golf Tournament
PHATS/SPHEM members, guests, vendors, SCAPH, NHLTPS
and speakers are all welcome to play in a shotgun tournament
at the JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort’s Hammock
Bay Golf Club, a stunning golf course just a 15-minute drive
from the hotel.
When: Thursday, June 23
Where: Hammock Bay Golf and Country Club
Time: 2:00pm Shotgun Start, followed by an Awards
Reception at the Golf Club
Fee: $115 per golfer, $55 for club rentals
Events Continued
PHATS/SPHEM Vendor Appreciation Reception
A great networking opportunity for all Members, Vendors Sponsored By:
and Guests to socialize in a casual environment.
When: Friday, June 24, immediately following the close of
the exhibit hall.
Where: Sunset Terrace
Time: 6:00-8:00pm
Fee: All Vendor booth representatives, PHATS, SPHEM and SCAPH members are invited
to the reception at no additional cost. If additional tickets are needed for guests, spouses or
family they are $125 each.
PHATS/SPHEM Hall of Fame Reception and Dinner
Come celebrate several deserving members and exhibitors as we recognize them for their dedication and
commitment over the years in hockey. Peter Millar, former Athletic Trainer and Equipment Manager with the
Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings as well as long time sales rep for Warrior Hockey, will be honored as
the combined PHATS/SPHEM Hall of Fame Inductee.
Dan Mecrones, Pro Sales Manager with Warrior Hockey, is the recipient of the Frank and Vi Rowe
Ambassadors Award for 2022, a prestigious vendor award supporting the athletic trainers and equipment Pete Millar
managers.
When: Saturday, June 25th
Where: Reception on the Calusa Terrace and Dinner to follow in the Sponsored By:
Calusa Ballroom.
Time: 7:00-10:30pm
Fee: $150 for Vendors and Guests
Dan Mecrones
2022 PHATS/SPHEM Registration Fees
PHATS/SPHEM Members
MEETING REGISTRATION FEES PHATS/SPHEM MEMBERSHIP DUES
Registration fee: $400 includes one ticket to the Vendor Membership Dues for the 2022-2023 Season are due at the time
Appreciation Reception and Hall of Fame Reception and Dinner of the meeting registration. (Dues paid prior to March 1, 2022 are
CPR: $40 considered dues for the 2021 hockey season)
PHATS EMS Course for NHL/AHL: $125 ATHETIC TRAINERS:
PHATS EMS Course for all Other Athletic Trainers: $60 NHL Athletic Trainer: $500
AHL Head Athletic Trainer: $275
Additional Hall of Fame Dinner Ticket: $150
AHL Assistant Athletic Trainer: $250
Additional Vendor Appreciation Reception Ticket: $125 All Other Athletic Trainers: $100
Golf Tournament: $115 per Golfer (includes Golf Reception) EQUIPMENT MANAGERS:
and $55 for Club Rentals
NHL Head Equipment Manager: $500
Late registration: $100 after June 1st AHL Equipment Manager: $250
All Other Equipment Managers: $100
Strength And Conditioning Association of Professional Hockey (SCAPH)
MEETING REGISTRATION FEES: SCAPH MEMBER DUES
Meeting Registration fee: $400 includes one ticket to the Membership Dues for the 2022-2023 Season are due at the time of
Vendor Appreciation Reception and Hall of Fame Reception and the meeting registration. If you are not attending the annual meeting,
Dinner you can still register for Dues Only on the meeting registration site.
CPR: $40 NHL Head Strength and Conditioning Coach: $500
Kick-Starter Neuro-Reconditioning: $500 NHL Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach:
Additional Hall of Fame Dinner Ticket: $150 $500
Additional Vendor Appreciation Reception Ticket: $125 AHL Strength and Conditioning Coaches: $125
Golf Tournament: $115 per Golfer (includes Golf Reception)
and $55 for Club Rentals
Late registration: $100 after June 1st
National Hockey League Team Physicians Society (NHLTPS)
MEETING REGISTRATION FEES:
ACLS Refresher-Recertification Course: $355 with the ACLS NHLTPS Dinner: Saturday, 6/25: $100
ebook or $305 without the ACLS ebook Golf Tournament: $115 per Golfer (includes Golf Reception)
CPR: $40 and $55 for Club Rentals
Vendor Appreciation Reception Ticket: $125 NHLTPS/AHLTPS EMS Course: $150
Guests Exhibitors
If you are NOT a member of PHATS/SPHEM, NHLTPS or SCAPH, MEETING REGISTRATION FEES:
please contact the PHATS/SPHEM office at 888-460-9003 or email 8x10 Exhibit Booth: $2000 for the 2-day show.
at admin@phats-sphem.com to register as a Guest. Exhibit Booth includes two name badges. All additional booth
MEETING REGISTRATION GUEST FEES: representative name badges are $125 per person.
Registration fee: $500 includes one ticket to Vendor Late fee: $100 after June 1st
Appreciation Reception Hall of Fame Reception and Dinner: $150 per person
CPR: $40 Vendor Appreciation Reception: All booth representatives are
PHATS Associate Member EMS Course: $60 invited to the reception at no additional cost. If additional tickets
are needed for guests, spouses or family they are $125 each.
Hall of Fame Reception and Dinner Ticket: $150
Golf Tournament: $115 per Golfer (includes Golf Reception)
Additional Vendor Appreciation Reception ticket: $125
and $55 for Club Rentals
Golf Tournament: $115 per Golfer (includes Golf Reception)
and $55 for Club Rentals
Late registration: $100 after June 1st
Exhibitor Overview
EXHIBITOR SCHEDULE EXHIBITOR FEES
THURSDAY, 6/23 Exhibit Booth: The two-day show for all Equipment Vendors
and Medical Vendors is $2,000: All booths are 8’ x 10’ (depth
11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Exhibitor Registration x width) of Exhibit Space.
2:00 p.m. Golf Tournament
Each booth will include two name badges. Each additional
3:00-6:00 p.m. Exhibitor Set Up booth rep/name badge is $125. Booth reps will be required
to have a name badge to enter exhibit hall.
FRIDAY, 6/24
Each 8x10 Booth Package also includes:
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Exhibitor Registration Continued • 10’ draped back wall
8:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. Exhibitor Set Up Continued
• 3’ side draped dividers
1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. EXHIBIT HALL OPEN
• Carpet
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Vendor Appreciation Reception for
• 6’ skirted table
all PHATS/SPHEM, SCAPH Members
and the Exhibitors immediately • Two chairs
following the close of the exhibit hall • Wastebasket
(Guest tickets required) • Standard size ID sign listing company name and booth
SATURDAY, 6/25 number
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. EXHIBIT HALL OPEN • Complimentary Vendor Appreciation Reception on Day 1
12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Exhibit Hall Breakdown of Exhibition
7:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. PHATS/SPHEM Hall of Fame • 24-hour perimeter security
Reception and Dinner (Tickets • Complimentary Post Show Attendee List
required) • Ability to purchase the Pre-Show Attendee Mailing List for
$100
• Complimentary Listing in the On-Site Convention Bro-
chure
• Exhibitor Services Manual
Vendor Appreciation Reception: All Exhibitors are welcome and encouraged to attend the Vendor Appreciation
Reception, which immediately follows the close of the exhibit hall (6:00-8:00pm) on Friday, 6/24. No fee required for
exhibitors, just your exhibitor’s name badge. Guest Fee: $125
Hall of Fame Reception and Dinner: $150 per person
The Hall of Fame Reception and Dinner is on Saturday, 6/25 at 7:00pm. We honor a past PHATS or SPHEM member into the
PHATS/SPHEM Hockey Hall of Fame in addition to honoring our current members for milestone achievements. This year’s
Hall of Fame Inductee is Peter Millar, former equipment manager with the Los Angeles Kings and athletic trainer with the Ed-
monton Oilers.
Golf Tournament: The PHATS/SPHEM Golf Tournament will take place on Thursday, 6/23 from 2:00 p.m. -7:00 p.m.
followed by an Awards Reception. Golf is $115 per person, $55 for rental clubs. The Golf Course location will be at the
Hammock Bay Golf and Country Club. This is a great opportunity for exhibitors and members to socialize and network.Exhibitor Overview Continued
SPHEM Enhanced Education Session: Educate the PHATS Vendor Session: Educate the PHATS Members
SPHEM Members (equipment managers in all professional (athletic trainers in all professional hockey leagues, the NCAA,
hockey leagues, the NCAA, Canadian Hockey Leagues Canadian Hockey Leagues, USHL and other leagues) about
USHL and other leagues) about your product and how it can your product and how it can benefit them by speaking to a
benefit them by speaking to a captive audience of equipment captive audience of athletic trainers.
managers. 15 minutes: $2500
15 minutes: $2500 30 minutes: $5000
30 minutes: $5000
45 minutes: $7500
SCAPH Speaking Opportunity: Educate the NHL and AHL Strength and Conditioning Coaches about your company/
product and how it can benefit them by speaking to a captive audience during a SCAPH Lunch.
30 minutes: $3000
PHATS/SPHEM Room Rate: $249 plus the hotel’s required daily resort fee of $20 at the JW Marriott Marco Island Beach
Resort. Resort fee includes:
• 1 Beach Umbrella & 2 Chairs Daily
• Morning Beach Yoga & Beach Fitness Class Daily
• Access to Resort Golf Practice Facilities including Range Balls and Clubs
• 1-Hour Tennis Court Rental at Hammock Bay
• In-Room Enhanced High Speed Internet Access
Booth Location: Will be determined by you, the vendor, and is based on a first come, first served basis. Once you register, an
exhibit hall floor plan will be emailed to you to select your booth location. (*All Sponsors receive priority booth selection)
The Exhibit Company: Heritage Exposition Services. Exhibitor kits will be emailed in April. For additional information contact
Heritage Expo at 314-534-8500 or www.heritageexpo.com, info@heritageexpo.com.
The Exhibit Hall: is located in the Calusa Ballroom at the JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort.
Payment: is required at time of registration. Credit card payments only will be accepted: American Express, Visa and
MasterCard.
Late Fee: Registrations received after June 1st will incur a $100 late fee.
For more information, contact the PHATS/SPHEM office
at 888-460-9003 or admin@phatssphem.com
11PHATS 2022
JUNE 24-25, 2022
PHATS/SPHEM 2022 Annual Meeting
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Island 062021-2022 Milestone Recipients 2,500 Games Worked Doug Agnew Massage Therapist/Asst. Athletic Trainer Nashville Predators Harry Bricker Equipment Manager Philadelphia Flyers Jim Ramsay Head Athletic Trainer New York Rangers Pete Rogers Head Equipment Manager Nashville Predators 2,000 Games Worked Scott Boggs Head Equipment Manager New York Islanders Keith Robinson Head Equipment Manager Boston Bruins David Williams Head Equipment Manager Buffalo Sabres 1,500 Games Worked Paul DeFazio Asst. Equipment Manager Pittsburgh Penguins Donnie Fuller Asst. Athletic Trainer Arizona Coyotes Domenic Nicoletta Head Athletic Trainer Ottawa Senators Mike Poirier Asst. Athletic Trainer Tampa Bay Lightning Teddy Richards Head Equipment Manager Florida Panthers Jason Stypinski Asst. Equipment Manager Columbus Blue Jackets 1,000 Games Worked Rogan Dean Head Equipment Manager Edmonton Oil Kings T.D. Forss Head Athletic Trainer Edmonton Oilers Travis Green Massage Therapist/Asst. Athletic Trainer Minnesota Wild Lee Greseth Equipment Manager University of Minnesota (Men’s Hockey) Dustin Halstead Head Equipment Manager Cleveland Monsters Benjamin Laing Asst. Equipment Manager Buffalo Sabres John Remejes Asst. Equipment Manager Detroit Red Wings Scott Stanhibel Asst. Athletic Trainer New Jersey Devils Kris Stierwalt Asst. Equipment Manager Seattle Kraken Chris Strickland Asst. Athletic Trainer Columbus Blue Jackets Jon Taglianetti Head Equipment Manager Pittsburgh Penguins Phillip Varney Head Athletic Trainer Seattle Thunderbirds 500 NCAA Games Worked Kevin Ritz Head Equipment Manager NCAA University of Maine (Men’s Hockey)
PHATS Continuing Education Agenda
Required Materials: Attendees must download the conference app to access certain course documents.
Thursday, June 23 Speaker: Dr. Aaron Jeckell
8:30-9:30am PHATS Education: Prescribing “Rest:” Aaron Jeckell is an adult, child and adolescent
How to Optimize Recovery with Anthony Wolfe psychiatrist practicing in south Florida.
His focus is on working with athletes of all
Session Overview: An often-overlooked aspect of sports levels. Aaron completed medical school
performance, athletes at all levels, elite to recreational, can at the Morsani College of Medicine in Tampa Florida, his
benefit from an individualized recovery plan post-training residency at Jackson Memorial/University of Miami, and his
and competition. Strategic intake of bodyweight specific fellowship in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Vanderbilt
recommendations for carbohydrate and protein can support University. He has worked with athletes of all ages ranging
muscle glycogen resynthesis and muscle repair post training. from recreational to professional and Olympic. He is an active
Individualized hydration intake based off calculated fluid losses member of the International Society for Sport Psychiatry and
with the addition of sodium supports rehydration and prepares routinely published peer reviewed literature focused on Sport
the athletes to start the next exercise session hydrated. In Psychiatry.
addition, small changes to sleep habits and hygiene can support
recovery and preparation for future competition. Finally, Friday, June 24
athlete monitoring (load and wellness) may help further drive
strategies to optimize recovery and performance. While 9:00-10:00am: PHATS Education: The Brain-The Next
athletes may currently do some of these practices, the Athletic Frontier in Rehab & Performance with Pete Friesen
Trainer can monitor and educate the athlete to support the Session Overview: It is felt that we are maximizing
best recovery outcomes and ultimately athletic performance. our control over physiology as it pertains to injury and
Learning Objectives: performance. Neuroplasticity in the Central and Peripheral
Nervous System as it pertains to injury and performance is
1. Choose various nutrition strategies, including protein, in its infancy as its potential in this area. With the evolving
carbohydrates, hydration, and supplementation to support evidence in motor control, leaning, & development has
recovery post training evolved this area over the past 30 years. This thanks mainly
2. Describe how understanding and tracking internal and to research with the suggest imagining tools like fMRI’s, PET
external load can impact training and recovery scans, magnetoencephalography, EEG, SPECT, optoelectric,
mirco electrodes and transcranial magnetic stimulation. The
3. Identify strategies to support good sleep hygiene brain is the ultimate key to rehab, and sports performance,
Speaker: Anthony Wolfe MS, Senior Scientist and will take athletes to the next level.
Anthony is an exercise scientist at the Learning Objectives:
Gatorade Sports Science Institute’s satellite 1. Explain the concept of Neuroplasticity as it applies to
laboratory at the Baylor, Scott, and White rehab and performance
Sports Performance Center in Frisco, Texas.
His interests lie in exercise physiology, sports nutrition, and 2. Recognize the difference between Motor Control, Motor
human performance and recovery in team sports. Anthony Learning, Motor Development
earned his bachelor’s degree from Hamline University where 3. Use basic neuro-development principles to not only
he competed in NCAA ice hockey while finding an interest decrease the chance of re-injury but to enhance
in research. He then moved on the Human Performance performance
Laboratory at the University of Texas at Austin where he
obtained his master’s degree under the guidance of Edward Speaker: Pete Friesen
Coyle, PhD. Anthony’s research background has ranged from Dr. Peter Friesen is currently an adjunct
carbohydrate and protein supplementation to postprandial professor at Duke, Elon, and Arcadia
metabolic assessment and intervention in physical inactivity. Universities in the schools of Physical Therapy.
He also teaches post professional Physical
9:30-10:30am PHATS Education: Anxiety Disorders in Therapy and Athletic Training courses in Dry Needling and
Elite Athletes with Dr. Aaron Jeckell, Florida Panthers Exercise Progression.
Session Overview: Pending
In 2018-19, Friesen was the Head Strength and Conditioning
Learning Objectives: Pending Coach for the United States Women’s National HockeyPHATS Continuing Education Agenda Continued
program, who won the World Championships. In 2017-18, he of how specific types of strength training and nutrition can
worked with the North Carolina State University’s track and improve muscle strength while modifying tendon stiffness.
field and cross-country teams. Prior to that, he spent 21 years Using simple properties of muscle and tendon, this session will
with the Carolina Hurricanes as the Head Athletic Trainer/ describe how to decrease muscle pulls and accelerate return
Strength and Conditioning Coach/Massage Therapist. Friesen to play following muscle and tendon injury.
was responsible for training and dietary standards, preparation
Learning Objectives:
of rehabilitation programs, and acute injury treatment for
players. During his tenure with the Hurricanes, they were in 1. Explain the relationship between load, musculoskeletal
the Stanley Cup finals twice and won the Stanley Cup in 2006. stiffness, and injury
With over 42 years as a professional trainer, Friesen is a dual 2. Define the minimal effective dose of loading for tendon
board-certified Physical Therapist in Sports and Orthopedics health
and certified in the United States and Canada as an Athletic
3. Explain the role of jerk in musculoskeletal injury
Trainer, Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Massage
Therapist, and Dry Needler. Friesen is a graduate from 4. Compile a nutritional strategy to improve muscle
Bemidji State (MN) with B.Ed., BS. PE, from the University of recovery from injury
Saskatchewan with a P.G.P.E. in Sports Medicine and BS. PT,
Speaker: Keith Baar
and from Arcadia University with a D.PT.
Dr Keith Baar received his Bachelor’s in
Friesen has been associated with the Canadian Olympic and
Kinesiology from the University of Michigan
International programs for 30 seasons. This includes serving
where he also served as an Assistant Strength
for Team Canada at 5 Senior World Championships, winning
and Conditioning Coach with the University
the gold medal during the 2004 World Championship. Friesen
of Michigan Football team. He then received a Master’s
has also been to 10 IIHF Junior World Championships with
from the University of California, Berkeley while teaching
5 gold medals. Lastly, he has advised 9 different Canadian
strength and conditioning, and his Ph.D from the University of
programs including men’s and women’s ice hockey, field
Illinois where he discovered the molecular signal that causes
hockey, soccer, figure skating, softball, wrestling, gymnastics,
load-induced muscle hypertrophy. He did his postdoctoral
and volleyball.
studies on the molecular mechanism underlying the muscular
Before joining the Carolina Hurricanes, Friesen was the adaptation to endurance exercise under the direction of the
head trainer for the Prince Albert Raiders, the University legendary Dr. John O. Holloszy at Washington University in St.
of Saskatchewan, the University of Alberta, and Assistant Louis. Keith is currently the head of the Functional Molecular
Director of the Glen Sather Sports Medicine Clinic in Biology Laboratory (FMBLab) at the University of California
Edmonton. During his time in Prince Albert, Saskatoon, and Davis.
Edmonton, he was on several teams that won National finals,
Over the last 15 years, Keith has worked with elite athletes,
especially being on the University of Alberta Pandas five-time
as a scientific advisor to the Gatorade Sports Science
National winning Volleyball teams.
Institute, Chelsea Football Club, USA Track and Field, Paris
Saint-Germain Football Club, British Cycling, The English
10:00-11:00am: PHATS/SCAPH Education: Training
Institute of Sport, Denver Broncos, Leicester Tigers Rugby,
and Nutrition to Optimize Musculoskeletal Rehabilita-
Philadelphia 76ers and the Brooklyn Nets, to maximize
tion with Keith Baar
performance while minimizing injury rates. His research is
Session Overview: Musculoskeletal injuries are extremely focused on determining the effect of exercise, nutrition, age,
common in life and at all levels of sport. In the NHL, 50.9% and disease on musculoskeletal tissue function. The result
of all players missed at least one game within a season due of this research is more than 150 peer-reviewed articles in
to musculoskeletal injuries representing a total salary cost journals from the Journal of Applied Physiology to Nature.
of approximately US $218 million per year. Even though
musculoskeletal injuries are extremely common and have 11:00-12:00pm PHATS Education: Comprehensive but
huge personal, competitive, and financial costs, injury Minimally Invasive Treatment of Ankle Fractures in Elite
prevention and return to play protocols are still poorly Athletes in 2022 with Dr. Chris Hodgkins
implemented. Over the past 10 years, several important
Session Overview: Ankle fractures are complex injuries
advances have been made towards understanding the cellular
of not just bone but also ligamentous structures and joint
basis of musculoskeletal function and how the cells within
cartilage. Addressing these injuries requires a comprehensive
these tissues are regulated by loading and nutrition. These
strategy to evaluate and treat each component of the injury.
advances have led to new ways to prevent and treat these
Dr Hodgkins will describe his approach to these injuries
injuries. Central to these advances is a better understandingPHATS Continuing Education Agenda Continued
with particular attention to minimally invasive arthroscopic is pioneering the use of arthroscopic and minimally invasive
techniques using a fibula nail for fracture stabilization. techniques to comprehensively treat injuries and allow faster
return to work and play for his patients and athletes. He is
Learning Objectives:
one of the highest volume fibula nail surgeons in the world
1. Identify injury components of ankle fractures and is involved in the design of future implants and educating
surgeons around the world. Whilst he is now a big fan of Ice
2. Discuss vitals treatment pathways to address the injury
Hockey, he prefers a good old-fashioned game of Rugby but
comprehensively and minimally invasively
unfortunately hung up his boots a few years ago secondary
3. Construct aggressive rehabilitation regimens to decrease to head injuries. He is now an avid golfer and still enjoys a
athlete return to play time very active lifestyle and aggressive competition on the soccer
field. He is grateful for the opportunity to be involved in this
Speaker: Dr. Christopher W. Hodgkins
impressive meeting.
Dr Hodgkins is a native of the UK and
moved over to the US to pursue his passion Saturday, June 25
for orthopedic trauma. He completed his
orthopedic residency at the high-volume 1:00-3:00pm: PHATS Associate Member Education:
Jackson Memorial Trauma Center at The University of Miami Manual Therapy and Tissue Activation with Christian
and has completed Foot and Ankle Fellowships at Tampa Riva
General Hospital and The Hospital for Special Surgery in Session Overview: Pending
New York where he was able to pursue his interest in lower
Learning Objectives: Pending
extremity traumatic sports injuries. He returned to Miami
to join the Miami Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Institute Speaker: Christian Riva
as an attending surgeon helping the group care for our local
elite organizations and athletes: The Florida Panthers, The 3:00-5:00pm: PHATS Associate Member Education:
Miami Dolphins, The Miami Heat, Inter Miami Soccer Team, Session Overview: Pending
Miami FC, Miami City Ballet, Miami Marathon, Miami Tennis
Open, FIU, St Thomas University, and our tri county Public Learning Objectives: Pending
Schools athletes. He is widely published in the literature andPHATS Vendor Sessions
Thursday, June 23 and mouthwash have been found to better harden teeth
than fluoride dental-care-products; and inhibit the bacteria
10:30-10:45am: PHATS Vendor Session with Nathan that create the acids that cause tooth decay. Xylosweet is a
Jones, Xlear low-carb, Paleo- and Keto-friendly natural sweetener. Jones
Speaker: Nathan Jones was instrumental in developing the formulations for these
health-centric products and bringing them through regulatory
Nathan Jones has dedicated his professional approval and to market.
career to improving health and safeguarding
lives through better hygiene. Jones is the CEO In addition, Jones is a leading expert and advocate on health
of Xlear©—a company he founded in 2000. through hygiene. Under his leadership, Xlear has invested
Xlear’s health- and hygiene-focused products are sold online heavily (direct and indirect) in support of leading-edge health
(Amazon) and through leading retailers around the world. through hygiene research. In addition to providing financial
These products have been used by millions of people, of all support, because of his extensive work in the field, Jones is
ages and backgrounds. regularly called upon by leading researchers to consult on
their studies. Jones is without question one of the world’s top
Under Jones’ leadership, Xlear has grown from a garage- experts on the health benefits of xylitol and nasal hygiene, in
start-up to the leader in the natural oral and nasal hygiene particular.
field. Jones, who attended college but never graduated, is the
proverbial self-made, self-trained American entrepreneur. Jones’s first career was as a commercial diver in the oil patch
off the coast of Louisiana. He also spent 10 years with the
Xlear’s products include: Xlear Nasal Spray©; Spry© dental Utah Army National Guard.
products; and Xylosweet©. Xlear Nasal Spray was originally
invented in 1998 by Jones’ father, Dr. Alonzo Jones, to try to Jones lives in Provo, UT, with his two young daughters. He
prevent ear infections in children. Research since then has is a licensed pilot. He travels extensively. He skis, dirt bikes,
shown Xlear not only blocks bacterial adhesion, it alleviates snowmobiles, and scuba dives. He also enjoys reading history.
congestion and inflammation due to allergies, colds, flus,
and rhinitis, as well as viral and bacterial attachment in the 10:45-11:00am: PHATS Vendor Session: TBD
upper respiratory tract. The formulations in Spry toothpasteSPHEM Education Agenda
Saturday, June 25 he was named to the NHL’s All-Rookie team. Corey went
on to play over 100 NHL games, making stops in Nashville,
3:00-4:00pm: SPHEM Education with Corey Hirsch-For- Washington, and Dallas before finishing out his career in
mer NHL Goaltender and Advocate for Mental Health Europe.
and Wellness
During his time in New York and Vancouver, Corey battled
Session Overview: Corey speaks to his audience on topics severe panic attacks and depression. After the 1994 season,
such as, but not limited to, one in which Corey won an Olympic Silver medal and drank
• Starting the conversation out of the Stanley Cup, Corey would make an unsuccessful
• Masculinity attempt at his own life. After his attempt, Corey would go on
• Mental Health and Parenting to try to hide his mental health issues in the NHL for 3 more
• Signs of mental health issues years. When he could no longer play due to the debilitating
• Mental health in the workplace panic attacks and severe weight loss, he finally reached out
• Self-Care to his team trainer. Corey was eventually diagnosed with
• Self-harm obsessive compulsive disorder and got the lifesaving treatment
Speaker: Corey Hirsch that he needed.
A former NHL Goaltender, NHL Coach, and Corey has now dedicated his life to becoming a mental health
Olympic Silver Medalist. Corey was drafted advocate in the battle to end the stigma. He is an engaging
by the New York Rangers in 1991. In 1994 speaker that educates, motivates, and inspires his audience.
he was an active roster member of the New He gives hope to others struggling by showing vulnerability
York Rangers Stanley Cup Championship NHL team. He was and letting people know they are not alone. Today Corey
traded by the New York to Vancouver in 1995, and after is thriving. He has 3 children and is a Broadcaster for the
an outstanding rookie year during the 1995-96 NHL season Vancouver Canucks.SCAPH Education Agenda
Friday, June 24 organizations, CEOs and C-suite executives; all seeking to
optimize their competitive performance and overall health
8:00-9:00am: : SCAPH General Session: Sleep and and wellness. Dr. Singh serves clients with individualized
Circadian Science: Implications for Athlete and Coaches services that cut through the hype and disinformation about
Health and Performance with Dr. Meeta Singh sleep to provide evidence-based guidance to getting the sleep
Session Overview: Pending needed to maximize their performance.
Speaker: Dr. Meeta Singh MD, Sleep Medicine Fellowship, Sleep Medicine, Henry Ford
Health System
Dr. Meeta Singh, a board-certified psychiatrist MD, Psychiatry Residency at the Mayo Clinic
and fellowship trained sleep medicine Service Chief, Sleep Medicine, Section Head, and Medical
physician, whose work is concentrated on the Director, Henry Ford Sleep
science and application of sleep. Her evidence- Center, Detroit, Michigan (2009 - 2021)
based approach integrates individualized medical, psychiatry
and behavioral diagnosis and treatment with coaching to Board-certified, American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology
improve clients’ performance through optimizing their sleep under the American Board of Medical Specialties as a
health and mental strength. The end goal is to attain peak Psychiatrist and Sleep Medicine Subspecialist
physical and mental performance, enhanced health, and Member, American Academy of Sleep Medicine (since 2005)
quality of life. Her work integrates individualized medical,
psychiatric, and behavioral diagnosis through one-on-one 10:00-11:00am: PHATS/SCAPH Education: Training
individualized, group, and organization-wide coaching. and Nutrition to Optimize Musculoskeletal Rehabilita-
tion with Keith Baar
Dr. Singh’s expertise in sleep disorder diagnosis and
treatment was forged in Psychiatry at the Mayo Clinic and Session Overview: Musculoskeletal injuries are extremely
through her dual role as a Physician executive and clinician in common in life and at all levels of sport. In the NHL, 50.9%
Sleep Medicine at the Henry Ford Sleep Center where she of all players missed at least one game within a season due
developed their sports medicine service line and served as the to musculoskeletal injuries representing a total salary cost
Chief of Service for 15 years. of approximately US $218 million per year. Even though
musculoskeletal injuries are extremely common and have
Today, Dr. Singh continues as a driving voice in providing huge personal, competitive and financial costs, injury
real-time performance sleep medicine consulting and prevention and return to play protocols are still poorly
performance sleep medicine concierge practice, in addition implemented. Over the past 10 years, several important
to being requested as keynote speaker, educational services advances have been made towards understanding the cellular
(videos, podcast etc.), and as an author to produce integrated basis of musculoskeletal function and how the cells within
sleep optimization programs tailored to the unique needs these tissues are regulated by loading and nutrition. These
and condition of her clients. Her sought-after programs advances have led to new ways to prevent and treat these
provide real-world experience as she works with World-Class injuries. Central to these advances is a better understanding
Performance Organizations to optimize their personal and of how specific types of strength training and nutrition can
professional performance. improve muscle strength while modifying tendon stiffness.
Dr. Singh serves as a consultant to the NFL, MLB, NHL, Using simple properties of muscle and tendon, this session will
NBA, Olympic and college sports teams, as well as large describe how to decrease muscle pulls and accelerate return
to play following muscle and tendon injury.Learning Objectives: Institute, Chelsea Football Club, USA Track and Field, Paris
Saint-Germain Football Club, British Cycling, The English
Explain the relationship between load, musculoskeletal
Institute of Sport, Denver Broncos, Leicester Tigers Rugby,
stiffness, and injury
Philadelphia 76ers and the Brooklyn Nets, to maximize
Define the minimal effective dose of loading for tendon health performance while minimizing injury rates. His research is
focused on determining the effect of exercise, nutrition, age,
Explain the role of jerk in musculoskeletal injury
and disease on musculoskeletal tissue function. The result
Compile a nutritional strategy to improve muscle recovery of this research is more than 150 peer-reviewed articles in
from injury journals from the Journal of Applied Physiology to Nature.
Speaker: Keith Baar
12:00-1:00pm: SCAPH Lunch Sponsored by Designs for
Dr Keith Baar received his Bachelor’s in Sport & OxeFit with Bill Hughan
Kinesiology from the University of Michigan OxeFit
where he also served as an Assistant Strength
and Conditioning Coach with the University Dynamic variable resistance, computer vision form tracking,
of Michigan Football team. He then received a Master’s and advanced training modes make the OxeFit XP1 the most
from the University of California, Berkeley while teaching cutting-edge AI strength training platform on the market. With
strength and conditioning, and his Ph.D from the University of 300+ exercises and data tracking, you are able to assess and
Illinois where he discovered the molecular signal that causes progress more efficiently than ever.
load-induced muscle hypertrophy. He did his postdoctoral Speaker: Bill Hughan
studies on the molecular mechanism underlying the muscular
adaptation to endurance exercise under the direction of the
legendary Dr. John O. Holloszy at Washington University in St.
Louis. Keith is currently the head of the Functional Molecular
Biology Laboratory (FMBLab) at the University of California
Davis.
Over the last 15 years, Keith has worked with elite athletes,
as a scientific advisor to the Gatorade Sports ScienceIAR
INSTITUTE FOR ATHLETE REGENERATION
SPORTS MANUAL THERAPY CERTIFICATION
The Institute for Athlete Regeneration Education Systems is prestigiously recognized by the
American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapists and the International Federation of
Orthopedic Manual Therapists. IAR is the most comprehensive program in the country to
successfully integrate the components of sports and manual therapy into a superior treatment
medium for all levels of athletes and sports. Our program offers advanced training and clinical
reasoning in the arena of manual therapy for all sports rehabilitation clinicians.
Course Objectives:
By the end of this course the participant will:
1. Understand the most current concepts in sports manual therapy examination, diagnosis,
intervention, and prognosis.
2. Effectively perform an advanced and comprehensive manual therapy examination.
3. Effectively perform advanced joint mobilization and manipulation techniques for the
spine, lower, upper, extremity specific to the professional hockey player.
4. Effectively perform advanced soft tissue techniques for the spine, lower, and upper
extremity specific to the professional hockey player.
5. Effectively perform advanced neurodynamic intervention techniques specific to the
professional hockey player.
Functional Biomechanics Lower Extremity
Functional Biomechanics – Lumbar/SIJ Movement Impairments - Lower Extremity
Functional Biomechanics Upper Extremity
Movement Impairments - Upper Extremity
Neurodynamics Assessment & Intervention
DATES: Tuesday, June 21 and Wednesday, June 22, 2022
TIME: 8:00a – 5:00pm
LOCATION: JW Marriott Marco Island
COST: $725 (including continental breakfast and coffee breaks)
REGISTRATION: Register Here
FACULTY: Dr. Toko Nguyen PT, DPT, OCS, SCS, FAAOMPT, CSCS
Participants will receive all course material and equipment, and will be Sports Manual Therapy
Certified (SMTC) upon completion of the course. Cancellation and refund policy per PHATS/SPHEM.
IAR (BOC AP# P10127) is approved by the Board of Certification, Inc. to provide continuing education to Athletic Trainers.
This program is eligible for a maximum of 16 Category A CEUs.
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IAREDUCATION.COM
This program has been planned and implemented in accordance with the requirements and policies of the Board of
Certification for the Athletic Trainer (BOC) through the joint sponsorship of IAR and Professional Hockey Athletic
Trainers Society (PHATS). The IAR is approved by the BOC to provide continuing education for Athletic Trainers.IAR
INSTITUTE FOR ATHLETE REGENERATION
REGENERATIVE DRY NEEDLING LEVEL 1 IN SPORTS REHABILITATION
The Institute for Athlete Regeneration Education Systems offers a superior dry needling course that
is truly unmatched in the market. This course covers in depth the major theoretical models of dry
needling, and how each model can be individually adapted to the different pain states and soft tissue
pathologies specific to the sports population. Upon completion of the course, the clinician will
possess an extremely comprehensive intervention strategy that combines dry needling, manual
therapy, and exercise prescription into an incomparable treatment model.
Course Objectives:
By the end of this course the participant will:
1. Have sufficient foundational knowledge in the background of DN principles.
2. Have sufficient foundational knowledge in the physiology and mechanics of DN.
3. Have sufficient foundational knowledge in safe and effective DN application.
4. Be able to safely and effectively apply DN in the lumbar and pelvic region.
5. Be able to safely and effectively apply DN in the thoracic and abdominal region.
6. Be able to safely and effectively apply DN in the cervical and TMJ region.
7. Be able to safely and effectively apply DN in the shoulder complex and arm.
8. Be able to safely and effectively apply DN in the hip, leg, foot, and ankle region.
Day 1: Foundations & Spine & Lower Leg Day 2: Hip / Thigh / Shoulder / Arm
• Foundations in Dry Needling • Hip & Thigh DN Principles
• Lumbar & SIJ DN Principles & App • Hip & Thigh DN Application
• Cervical DN Principles & App • Shoulder Complex DN Principles
• Thoracic DN Principles & App • Shoulder DN Application
• Lower Leg DN Principles • Arm & Wrist DN Principles
• Lower Leg DN Application • Arm & Wrist DN Application
DATES: Tuesday, June 21 and Wednesday, June 22, 2022
TIME: 8:00am – 5:00pm
LOCATION: JW Marriott Marco Island
COST: $850 (including continental breakfast and coffee breaks)
REGISTRATION: Register Here
FACULTY: Dr. Toko Nguyen PT, DPT, OCS, SCS, FAAOMPT, CSCS
Participants will receive all course material, and will be Level 1 R-DN Certified upon completion
of the course. Cancellation and refund policy per PHATS/SPHEM.
IAR (BOC AP# P10127) is approved by the Board of Certification, Inc. to provide continuing education to Athletic Trainers.
This program is eligible for a maximum of 16 Category A CEUs.
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IAREDUCATION.COM
This program has been planned and implemented in accordance with the requirements and policies of the Board of Certification for
the Athletic Trainer (BOC) through the joint sponsorship of IAR and Professional Hockey Athletic Trainers Society (PHATS). The IAR is
approved by the BOC to provide continuing education for Athletic Trainers.American Hockey League
AHLTPS
Team Physicians Society
ACLS Refresher Course
Includes the Updated 2020 AHA Guidelines
Where: At the 2022 PHATS/NHLTPS meeting in Marco Island, FL
When: SAVE THE DATE - Friday June 24th from 12-530pm
Lunch will be provided
This ACLS refresher course will be offered during the 2022 PHATS/NHLTPS meetings in Marco Island, FL.
The course will be available to all NHLTPS and AHLTPS members who would like to maintain their ACLS
certification. The course will provide the latest ACLS updates from the 2020 AHA Guidelines and will
include hands-on practice. Instruction will be provided by emergency medicine physicians and
paramedics who provide the emergency medical coverage during NHL games. Upon successful
completion, participants will receive ACLS certification that will be good for 2 years.
*This course will have a limited number of participants. Please sign up early.
Participants who register by June 1st, 2022, will be provided with an electronic version/eBook of the
latest 2020 ACLS guidelines to review prior to the course. Participants who register after the June 1st
deadline will not be guaranteed to receive their electronic version prior to the course. *Once your
electronic version/eBook has been purchased there will be no course refunds.
Course Outline:
12:00-1230: Lunch, course sign-in
12:30-1:30pm: ACLS review and latest updates
1:30-1:40: Break
1:40-3:00: Review and practice of hands-on testing stations: 20 min each station
4 practice stations- Airway Management, Mega Code, Brady/Tachy rhythm recognition, and CPR/AED
3:00-3:10: Break with refreshments and snacks
3:10-3:25: Overview of the written test and hands-on testing stations.
3:25-5:25: Written test and hands-on testing stations.
5:25-5:30: Course closing, comments, issue of ACLS Cards.
Course Fee: With the ACLS eBook - $355.00 Without the ACLS eBook - $305.00SCAPH
HOCKEY FIGHTS CARDIAC ARREST
PHATS 2022 CPR – AED Certification
Everyone should feel comfortable performing CPR and applying an AED.
SAVE THE DATE - June 24th from 7:30-900am
“Quick recognition of cardiac arrest followed by immediate activation of
911, performing high quality CPR, and rapid defibrillation Saves Lives.”
This course will provide the latest 2020 AHA updates in CPR and
AED use for Healthcare Providers.
A review of Team Based High Performance CPR will be provided.
Course Fee: $40.00
“Improving Player Safety through Emergency Medical Preparedness.”SCAPH COURSE: KICK-STARTER NEURO-RECONDITIONING FOR PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY
WITH SCOTT LIVINGSTON & JAIME LIVINGSTON
All therapists want to protect the athletes they serve through preventative means, and all performance
professionals want to protect them by making the athlete more prepared.
By simply changing the narrative. Simply talking about making the athlete more ROBUST, the idea of
Reconditioning serves both purposes, and acts as a language of common practice integrating these two worlds.
Neuro-Reconditioning is an operating system that brings the worlds of therapy and performance together
through a neurological lens.
Neuro-Reconditioning is designed to provide the participant with a clear and constructed process for assessing
movement globally and integrating that global assessment with localized approaches, so you clearly understand
where the drivers of dysfunction and limitation in performance reside.
By understanding and addressing the root cause of dysfunction or limitation in the system, practitioners are
able to get rapid, effective, and long-lasting results with their athletes.
Reconditioning is normally delivered in a three-course program called the R-Pro Series, and flows through a
process of delivering the foundation, creating the higher-level design strategies, and then bringing it all
together in a collaborative live program.
This hockey specific kick-start one day course will take the participant through a Hockey Case Study
demonstrating some of the key concepts and practices and leaving the participant with several Monday
morning concepts they can inject into their therapy and performance practice.
Learning Objectives
• Understand how the neurological system governs movement
• Get introduced to global and local assessment strategies that are linked to specific movement
analysis
• Work with key intervention strategies specific to the hockey performance environment
• Understand how Reconditioning can help you solve more injury and performance problems
Date: Thursday - June 23rd, 2022
Time: 8:00 - 5:00 pm
Location: JW Marriott Marco Island
Cost: $500 (Includes continental breakfast and coffee breaks)
Registration: Register here
Scott Livingston, B.Sc., CAT(C), CSCS
Scott Livingston has been working in the field of human performance for thirty-five
years. Scott has trained and Reconditioned athletes at every level of performance
and has personally trained numerous Olympic medalists. He is co-founder
of ReconditioningHQ.com an educational business dedicated to teaching leading
edge practices in performance and Neuro Reconditioning. Scott also worked for
eleven seasons in the National Hockey league as an athletic therapist and strength
and conditioning coach with the Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, and New
York Islanders.
Jaime Livingston, B.Sc., CAT(C), CSCS
Jaime Livingston has been working in the field of human performance for more than twenty years. She is a highly qualified
and experienced practitioner who merges her unique abilities in manual therapy and a myriad of effective exercise
prescription strategies to eliminate injury issues and improve the overall robustness of her clients. Jaime has trained and re-
built athletes at every level including professional athletes, Olympic athletes, and college athletes, as well as highly motivated
recreational athletes. She along with her husband Scott are co-Founders of ReconditioningHQ.comYou can also read
