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With COVID-19 receiving all of the attention over the past year, it’s easy for coaches to forget there’s a laundry list of nasty little bugs out there that can sideline individual student-athletes and entire football programs. Here’s how to look at MRSA and the outsized role it can play in overall student health and safety, and also how to address it.
First and foremost, equipment managers need to be in supreme command of their inventory. An accurate knowledge of how old inventory is, understanding what equipment they are storing they no longer need, and being aware of any existing surplus are all a huge part of being able to stay ahead of potential supply problems.
Royal Basket Trucks provides durable, well-designed containers on wheels that streamline collecting, sorting and transporting equipment.
In the ongoing war against the microscopic enemies at the gate, football coaches and equipment managers can deploy a deadly weapon: the ZONO Disinfecting and Sanitizing Cabinet.
Celebrating its 30‐year anniversary in 2021, the AEMA’s certification program has grown and adapted to the technological and safety needs of the profession and the athletes and coaches who equipment managers serve.
With an invisible enemy still laying siege to the game, coaches and equipment managers need to be more aware than ever of not only how clean and sanitary the staff and players are, but also all the ways the physical space and equipment around them can be an ally in the fight against COVID-19.
The past year has brought challenges faced by everyone within the game. Equipment managers use tools and technology to solve these problems.
As student-athletes, coaches and support staff return to prepare for football, equipment managers are already on the scene getting it all ready to go.
A little-known tax law identifying coaches’ apparel as fringe benefits may expose the majority of universities to hefty fines and new taxation.
For football coaches and equipment managers, understanding the role a solid software system can play in your program is paramount.
Trinity’s Quin Patterson stays continuously educated, deftly manages people and budget resources and willingly embraces new equipment and tech.
As the need to better protect student-athletes intensifies across all sports, the role of custom-fit helmets, shoulder pads and footwear continues its expansion.
