My First Guest Blog at ATCHacks!

For my second and final year of graduate school I will be featured as a semi-regular guest blogger at ATC Hacks. The series will be called "Grad Life" and as you might guess it will be about my time as a graduate student and graduate assistant athletic trainer.

I will be discussing things like advice for prospective graduate students, reflections on my own experiences, and anecdotes related to my own trials and tribulations. Here is a link to my first post! It isn't very long or informative, it is just more of an introductory post! This is the same website that featured me on their "In The ATR" series and you can find that post here if you haven't checked it out yet.

My next post will be my 50th blog post which I am considering a mini milestone, so I hope that I can make it something interesting for you all! To also go along with that piece of news is the fact that you can now type in EatRunRehab.com and it will redirect you to my site. No more worries about the long URL or spelling rehabilitate correctly! ;)

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ATC Hacks Profiles Moi! And More!

I was recently asked by the guys over at ATCHacks if I was willing to answer some questions for their "In The ATR" series. I have been following @ATCHacks on twitter for awhile now and I love what they have been doing, what they are about and how they are doing good things for the profession of Athletic Training. Their "In The ATR" series features athletic trainers and asks them questions about their history, methods, tips and med-kits. 

I was not only honored to have them ask me to be part of In The ATR, but they have also asked me on to regularly guest blog for them about my experiences as a graduate assistant athletic trainer. This next year is going to be an exciting and fast paced time for me! Head on over ATC Hacks to see their feature on me and don't be afraid to register at their site to get full access to their information for free. They have some insightful articles for athletic trainers and aspiring athletic training students.

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