Note: The following appears in the Miami football gameday program. Clemson’s path to the forefront of elite athlete recovery started with a culture change. For generations, despite the best efforts and cheeriest dispositions of athletic trainers, an unfortunate misconception lingered. The athletic training room is for the injured, and for the injured, the athletic training room is not a happy place to be. “We really wanted to get away from the mentality of the ‘training room,’ if you will,” said Head Coach Dabo Swinney while mimicking air quotes. “We wanted to get away from the idea that it is only for guys who are injured and don’t want to be in there.” Enter 100 Yards of Wellness, Clemson’s new $4.9-million wellness space at Allen N. Reeves Football Complex that spans roughly 300 feet in length that has become a central hub of activity and major point of pride for Tiger football. Completed in August, 100 Yards of Wellness represents the natural evolution of Clemson