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11 contributions to CD Elite Athletic Trainer Hub
Question for the group
What do you think are Athletic Trainers’ strengths compared to other allied health providers? (PTs/OTs, strength trainers, EMTs, RDs, etc)
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@Jenna Doggett 💯. I hope others in our profession see that too. Either we reinvent ourselves as a profession or somehow get assimilated into the vortex between the PTs, Chiros and Massage Therapists getting specialized in sports care 🤢. Though I genuinely hope I’m wrong!
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@Jenna Doggett oooohhh good one! It does start with ourselves
🚨 Big changes are coming to the CD Elite AT Hub on November 1
I started this group because ATs deserve a place to grow, both in their clinical skills and in building the careers they want. I’ve spent the past few weeks building out what that looks like. Starting November 1, here’s what’s being added: 📚 CD Elite Academy (15 CEUs). This is my full breakdown of how I approach rehab, start to finish: - Philosophy. The principles behind how I evaluate and treat - Tissues and physiology. What’s actually happening in the body as it gets injured, heals, and adapts - Joint-by-joint breakdowns of the entire body - High-level movement systems. Where it all comes together, so you can see the whole athlete and not just the injury You’ll come out with 15 CEUs and a complete rehab framework you can use on your next athlete. 🔬 Research Review CEU Library. New research reviews added regularly, each worth CEU's. 💼 CD Elite Athletic Trainer Business course. How to build your own path as an AT, whether that’s growing in your current job or creating your own. 🩺 Weekly case calls every Wednesday. We work through real rehab cases together. 🤝 AT Business Roundtable on Fridays. Open discussion on contracts, side income, starting a business, and getting paid what you’re worth. 🏆 $150 Member of the Month. It’s staying. These are just the first additions. More courses, calls, and opportunities for growth are already planned. With these additions, the Hub becomes a paid community on November 1. Founding price: $10/month for the first 20 members. After that it’s $20/month. Founding members keep $10 for as long as they stay. Here is something I am really excited about!!! 💰 Every member gets profit sharing. You’ll have your own affiliate link and earn 40% of every membership you bring in, every month they stay. At the $20 rate: - 2 referrals cover your founding membership - 3 referrals cover the full $20 rate - 13 referrals and you’re making over $100 a month just for being part of the group I want this to be a place where ATs thrive, and that should include you getting paid for helping it grow.
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@Cam Deckett $120 for the year?
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@Cam Deckett say less
General Pole
What’s the biggest issue facing the athletic training profession right now? If you vote and would like to elaborate, please do so in the comments.
Poll
13 members have voted
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@Tyler Rediger I’ve seen that AT Advancement in the industrial setting for many companies just looks like a career change into industrial safety or management. The companies I’ve seen generally don’t know what AT advancement looks like
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@Tyler Rediger lame but all too common!
Member of The Month MADNESS!
@Brennon King out of no where with a GIANT week. What’s the last third of the month going to look like?!?!?
Member of The Month MADNESS!
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@Jenna Doggett bring it on!! I’m eyeing those Level 4 points
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@Vander Castillo
Ankle Spain Curiosity
I’m interested to see everyone’s answers Had a patient come in yesterday with ankle issues. He was offensive lineman at a local college. Extremely swollen right ankle after three weeks of repetitive ankle, injuries and pain through it. Pain with passive inversion, pain and limitation with a passive PF. Weakness with big toe and 2nd through fifth toe extension, weakness in eversion, and 0 degrees of tibial IR. What are you doing to start?
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1. R/O fracture: Any imaging done? Point tenderness over the bone? 2. How is he currently getting around? Hobbling or crutches? 3. Address swelling, local isometrics, open chain hip exercises to tolerance 4. Education: AKA RICE is dead bro! 5. Higher functioning: how’s his single leg balance on the uninvolved side? Can he safely train that one side without compromising the injured side? 6. Make sure he’s continuing to train upper body and core to tolerance Especially when someone is going to be out for a while and doing localized low functioning rehab, I like to couple training higher functioning body areas and keeping them connected with their team/community as much as possible
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Brennon King
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23 points to level up
@brennon-king-7031
A husband, father, former athlete, ATC. I work with electrical utility workers and developing my own sports medicine business in southern CA

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Joined Oct 16, 2026
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