This article shows which supplements most athletic trainers are giving their athletes to improve their performance. This website breaks down the reasons why trainers give their athletes certain supplements: weight gain, reduction in cramps, and greater endurance.

Being a runner, finding the right shoes for my feet is a must! Running shoes are usually only functional for only 300 miles. This website shows you how to test your feet to see if you pronate or supinate more than the other. Also this helps in finding how much support you need depending on how far you plan on running.

This website lists links to all of the physcial therapy programs in the country, both doctorate, and graduate level. You click on the different schools link in order to find that schools certain requirements.

This website lists the top schools in the country for graduate education with athletic training. It lists what you should expect clinically, and academically. This website also shows what the pre-requisites are in order to get into the program.

Since I want to go on to physical therapy school, I frequent this website very often. Information is changing regularly about new kinds of rehab exercises. This website is very similar to the National Athletic Training Association.

This is the national website for all Athletic Trainers. Here is where we would find our new accrediation guidelines, advances in sports, and convention dates. Many of the students in UNCW's program are involved in this national organization.

This is a repeat link, but this shows the different course requirements for the Athletic Training students. This is where we look up our accredidation guidelines, couse schedule while we are in the program, and where we log in our clinical hours.

Since Im in the Athletic Training program, professionalism is a huge standard. This website shows me the different legal duties that athletic trainer has to their athletes, both collegiate and professional. When you get into college and professional sports athletes are on their own when it comes to their health and safety. This website shows how the athletic trainer is the advocate for the athletes best interest.

Some of todays professional athletes feel like they have to ingest supplements in order for their runs to go better, faster, longer, and less muscle pain in the end. This website shows different blogs of people that use different supplements and detox diets with different links. Some of these diets seem a little ridiculous.

This website is just for girls/women. A lot of beginning female runners are initimidated by males and their speed. This has different links that women can click on to get personal bios, nutrition tips, and pace settings for different races. This helped me when i first started my training to see other women's paces and motivation.