is an effective and potentially lifesaving cooling method that is easy for athletic trainers to transport, setup and keep on the sidelines for immediate use. Visit TRK Medical Products for more information or call our office at (770) 868-7608.

Running isn’t just for the young anymore. In fact, an increasing number of older adults are running into their 50s and 60s. The benefits include improved cardiovascular health, greater endurance, and a boost in independence and self-esteem. However, running isn't a hobby you should pick up lightly, no matter your age. To avoid injury and maximize the benefits, remember to keep all of these tips in mind; Stretch Beforehand, Prioritize Arch Support, Utilize a Wearable Fitness Tracker, Develop Good Form, Heat and Ice Afterward, Take Regular Breaks, Recover After Your Run, Incorporate Running Into a Balanced Workout Regimen.

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The Polar Life Pod^® (PLP), manufactured by Polar Products in Stow, Ohio, was compared to the National Athletic Trainers' Association's (NATA) recommended cooling immersion tub for heat illness in a recent research study conducted by Kevin Miller, PhD, AT, ATC, at Central Michigan University. This product offers a new, efficient and innovative way to treat someone suffering from exertional heat stroke (EHS). "In our laboratory study, the Polar Life Pod^® cooled subjects at rates considered 'ideal' for exertional heatstroke victims and required less resources than other methods of cooling," Miller stated.