Athletes' Resources

Athlete's Kit contains information for preventing sports injuries and information necessary for keeping safety during exercise. You find useful hints, knows when the game is too much, and urges the table according to the type of exercise and injury. Please download a PDF file that contains useful information that will help you remember forever!

The exercise environment is important for the risk and prevention of mental health disorders. The unique cause of stress is often accompanied by experience as a student athlete. Resources of the sports environment potentially reduce stress and encourage individuals who are trying to experience or who are at risk of developing a mental disorder. A student athlete can benefit from a sports family, with teammates and coaches who meet each day. Many students entering college have the risk of isolation without finding cooperative communities, but college students often incorporate communities from the moment they enter the campus.

The student athlete group can take various forms. The focus of this resource is to help university athletes and track and field staff decide how to organize a group of LGBT QA student athletes that best fits the needs and benefits of university student athletes. Below is a list of topics to be considered by the LGBT QA Student athlete community's planner and leader, thinking about issues and group activities. What should we name the group? go! Athletes will support colleges and high school LGBTQ student athletes and allies initiate GO. Athletes are affiliated with their school, but the group can of course be independent. Elements to consider when naming the group: • How easy is the group to see? • Do you want LGBTQ for your name? (LGBTQ athlete group, gay-