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Hyperice and PFATS Develop Recovery Technology Education Platform for NFL Athletic Trainers
First Sports Recovery Tech Partner to Co-create Program For Athletic Trainers
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IRVINE, Calif., March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Hyperice, the industry leader in recovery technology and pioneer of percussion, vibration, dynamic air compression and thermal technology, today announced the launch of athletic trainer education courses with
PFATS, the Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society, to ensure the highest quality of health care is provided to the National Football League. PFATS works closely with the NFL Physician Society, National Football League, and the National Athletic Trainers Association to improve the health and safety of athletes through continuous research, innovation, and education. PFATS and Hyperice will develop courses to educate current and future athletic trainers, including interns, on innovations in recovery technology for pl
Rams News | Los Angeles Rams - therams.com Rams Director of Sports Science Tyler Williams named PFATS NFC Assistant Athletic Trainer of the Year Mar 03, 2021 at 10:35 AM Copied!
Rams Director of Sports Science/Assistant Athletic Trainer Tyler Williams has been named the NFC recipient of the Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society s (PFATS) Tim Davey Assistant Athletic Trainer of the Year, the organization announced Wednesday.
Williams is the first Rams recipient of the award, which has been presented annually since 2011. Congratulations to Tyler on earning this well-deserved honor awarded by his peers across the NFL, said Rams Vice President of Sports Medicine and Performance Reggie Scott, who is also president of PFATS. He has been an integral part of our team and works tirelessly on improving the processes we have to maintain the health and wellness of our players.
At least a dozen rising young Black business operators will display their products and services – and pay tribute to some of Ocala s earlier West Ocala business leaders – at a pop-up event on Saturday.
Organizing the event is LaQuanitia Webb, 29, who operates an Italian Ice and dessert food trailer called Twizted Sipz & Treatz.
Webb previously organized a Juneteeth celebration to benefit the community.
The day-long event, which also will feature food and crafts, is meant to promote awareness of Black businesses in West Ocala, encourage unity, and share the story of veteran entrepreneurs, who in many cases serve as mentors for the new generation.
Cam Akers appears ready to provide the rushing brilliance that the Los Angeles Rams have been mostly missing since midway through their Super Bowl season two years ago. For the moment, coach Sean McVay insists his speedy rookie is still just one part of a ground attack that has shown signs of rejuvenation all season long for the Rams (9-4). Akers' 171-yard performance in the Rams’ 24-3 thrashing of New England on Thursday night evoked memories of just how effective McVay’s offense was when Todd Gurley was regularly churning out yards by the hundreds in 2017 and 2018.