In the new issue, Brice Picot, PT, PhD and colleagues evaluated the induced effects of taping or bracing on the Ankle-GO score among patients experiencing chronic ankle instability. Paper:

In the new issue, Henry T. Eilen, BA and colleagues determine the relationship between abdominal oblique strength and pitching biomechanics in adolescent baseball pitchers. Paper:

In the new issue, Erik E. Swartz, PhD, ATC and colleagues examine the effectiveness of a helmetless-tackling training program to reduce head-impact exposure in high school football players. Paper:

In the new issue, Floris C. Wardenaar, PhD and colleagues evaluated the efficiency of heating protocols to elevate core temperature. Paper:

🚨The new 2025 JAT Issue is out!🚨 . Articles cover: .- Football intervention.- Baseball biomechanics.- Knee pain & hip strength.- Concussion.- Menstrual dysfunction & sleep.- Ankle biomechanics & return to sport.- NATA position statement methodology .

In the new issue, Taylin Jean, DAT, ATC and colleagues evaluate the role of supervisor authority on Diversity, equity, and inclusion in NCAA athletic training environments. Paper:

Coming to Orlando this week for @NATA1950 Convention? . Plan your sessions with the Free Communications Supplement now available at Preview all abstracts today and safe travels to FL!

We are looking forward to our @NATA1950 Journals Reviewers' Workshop TOMORROW!. Time: Tues, June 24, 3-4pm.Location: Hyatt Bayhill Breakout 21. Journal Editors-in-Chief will provide updates to start our workshop and a presentation on AI in peer review and publishing will follow

In the new issue, Maegan M. Milliet, MS, LAT, ATC and colleagues explored the livex experiences of collegiate ATs after the death of a student-athlete by suicide. Paper:

The @NATAFoundation free communications program supplement for the 2025 @NATA1950 Annual Meeting is available online. Preview all abstracts and award winners before next week!. Annual Meeting: Supplement:

🏆Outstanding Manuscript Awards🏆. The Clint Thompson Award for the Outstanding Clinical Practice Advancement Manuscript goes to "Neurocognitive Errors and Noncontact Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries in Professional Male Soccer Players" .

🏆 Outstanding Manuscript Awards🏆. The Kenneth L. Knight Award for the Outstanding Research Manuscript - "Symptom Exacerbation and Adverse Events During a Randomized Trial of Early-Stage Rehabilitation After Sport-Related Concussion: Safety Outcomes from the Active Rehab Study"

🚨Call for Submissions🚨.@JAT_NATA is pleased to announce a special issue on female athlete health led by Guest Editors Dr. Kara Radzak, Dr. Shefali Christopher, and Dr. Rachel Geoghegan. Deadline - Dec 1, 2025.Questions - jat@slu.edu

In the new issue, Bruna M. Tessarin, PT, PhD and colleagues examined the predictive value of clinical measures for identifying achilles tendon abnormalities in asymptomatic ballet dancers. Paper:

JOURNAL UPDATE for @ATEJ_NATA. ATEJ --> JAT-EP "revamp of the ATEJ in the form of a name change and an expansion of the journal’s scope. In June 2025, the journal will become known as the Journal of Athletic Training-Education and Practice (JAT-EP).".

In the new issue, Christine E. Ortega, MS, ATC and colleagues conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis evaluating gait training interventions for individuals with chronic ankle instability. Paper:

In the new issue, Emannuel Alcides Bezerra Rocha, PT, MSc and colleagues conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis on patellofemoral pain risk factors in the military. Paper:

🎧New JAT Chat Episode: Don't Sleep on Sleep🎙️ . Go listen now to Dr. Bree Baker discuss her recent JAT clinical CASE report on sleep and recovery in a Division I heptathlete! . Episode: Article:

In the new issue, Andrew Mitchell, MSc and colleagues provide a case report applying a return-to-performance pathway for an international soccer player recovering from ankle syndesmosis stabilization. Paper: