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Athletic Trainers NCAA Rules Education Ethical Conduct Provide complete amp accurate information to the NCAA amp ND regarding any ongoing or pending investigations of possible violations of NCAA rules ID: 424872

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Sports Medicine: Athletic Trainers

NCAA Rules EducationSlide2

Ethical Conduct

Provide complete & accurate information to the NCAA & ND regarding any ongoing or pending investigations of possible violations of NCAA rules

Report known instances of the receipt of extra benefits, inducements, or financial aid by student-athletes

Report known contact between student-athletes and sport agents or runners

Provide medications to student-athletes only according to medical licensure, sports medicine practice, or state or federal lawSlide3

Ethical Conduct

Sports Wagering

Solicit/Accept a bet on any professional or collegiate team (for an item of tangible value)

Provide inside information

Participate in any gambling activity on NCAA sponsored collegiate or professional sports

Includes bracket pools & fantasy leagues if BOTH an entry fee is required and a prize is awardedSlide4

Recruiting

Tryouts

13.11.1

An institution cannot conduct any physical activity (practice session/test) at which a PSA reveals, demonstrates or displays abilities in any sportSlide5

Medical Examinations

During Campus Visit - PSA

Permissible during official or unofficial visit

Regular team physician, trainer

No other staff member present

No measure of agility or skill

Results cannot be used to deny admission otherwise qualifiedSlide6

Medical Examinations

After NLI or offer of enrollment

Medical exams may be offered at any time after signing NLI or acceptance into regular full-time program during:

Official paid visit

Summer school

Visit paid by PSA for any reason

Except during general orientationSlide7

Medical Examinations

Mandatory Exam

Incoming SA required to undergo medical exam by supervised physician prior to practice, competition or out-of-season conditioning

Administered within 6 months prior to participation

Updated history annuallySlide8

Medical Examinations

Sickle Cell 2009-75-B-1

The mandatory examination or evaluation shall include a sickle cell solubility test (SST), unless documented results of a prior test are provided to the institution

or the individual declines the test and signs a written release

.

Amended 13.11.3

Effective August 1, 2010Slide9

Medical Expenses

Permissible Expenses

Medical Insurance

Death & dismemberment insurance for travel

Drug-rehabilitation expenses

Counseling related to treatment of eating disorders

Permanent disability expenses

Vision Related

Medical Exams

Expenses associated with medical exams (travel)

Medical Expenses Slide10

Awards & Benefits

Extra Benefit

Any special arrangement by an institutional employee or a representative of the institution's athletics interests to provide a student-athlete or the student-athlete's relative or friend a benefit not expressly authorized by NCAA legislation

If it’s not available to the Notre Dame student body or the general public – it’s an extra benefitSlide11

Awards & Benefits

Extra Benefit

What can a representative of the University’s athletics interests do for a current student-athlete?

Occasional home or on-campus meal

Reasonable, occasional local transportation

Legitimate employment opportunitySlide12

Nutritional Supplements

Bylaw 16.5.2.g

,

only non-muscle-building nutritional supplements may be given to student-athletes for the purpose of providing additional calories and electrolytes, as long as the supplements do not contain NCAA-banned substances

Permissible:

Carbohydrate/Electrolyte Drinks

Energy Bars

Carbohydrate Boosters

Vitamins & MineralsSlide13

Nutritional Supplements

Impermissible:

Amino acids (including amino acid

chelates

)

Chondroitin

*

Chrysin

CLA (Conjugated

Linoleic

Acid)

Creatine

/compounds containing

creatine

Garcinia

Cambogia

(

Hydroxycitric

Acid)

Ginkgo

Biloba

Ginseng

Glucosamine*Glutathione Glycerol ** Green tea HMB (Hydroxy-methylbutyrate) Melatonin MSM (Methylsulfonyl Methane) Protein powders St. John's Wort Tribulus Weight-gainers Yohimbe

* It is permissible for an institution to provide glucosamine and/or

condroitin

to a student-athlete for medical purposes, provided such substances are provided by a licensed medical doctor to treat a specific, diagnosed medical condition (as opposed to prescribing them for preventive reasons).

**

Glycerine

or glycerol as a binding ingredient in a supplement product is permissible. Slide14

Nutritional Supplements

Applying Bylaw 16.5.2.g

In considering whether a supplement product shall be considered permissible under this legislation, a member institution should:

 

Review the labeling ingredients to determine if the product meets the criteria set out within the legislation;

 

Review the ingredients for any banned substances (see www.ncaa.org/health-safety);

 

Determine whether the product contains any of the examples of "impermissible" ingredients referenced earlier;

 

Determine if the product contains more than 30 percent calories from protein.Slide15

Eligibility

Hardship Waivers

An additional year of competition may be granted if the incapacity resulting from an injury or illness has occurred under all of the following conditions:  

in 1 of the 4 seasons of intercollegiate competition or occurs after the 1st day of classes in the student-athlete's senior year in high school; Slide16

Eligibility

Hardship Waivers

 

prior to the 1st competition of the 2nd half of the playing season that concludes with the NCAA championship in that sport  and results in incapacity to compete for the remainder of that playing season;

the injury occurs when the SA has not participated in more than 3 contests or 30% of scheduled competition (whichever is greater); Slide17

Eligibility

Hardship Waivers

 

All hardship waivers must be filed through Compliance with the approval of the head coach & sport administrator

CONTACT COMPLIANCE!Slide18

Countable Hours

IN-SEASON

20 hours per week & max 4 hours per day

1 required day off per week

No practice activities permitted after competition

OUT-OF-SEASON

During academic year

8 hours per week & max 4 hours per day

2 required days off per week

Skill instruction limited to 2 of the 8 hours/week

Weekly hour limitations don’t include voluntary activities

Without coaching staff supervision

No limitation during preseason practice prior to 1

st

day of class or scheduled competition (whichever is earlier)

No limitations during official vacation periods

Fall Break, Christmas Break, Spring BreakSlide19

Countable Hours

Countable

Non-Countable

Practice – 4 hrs per day

Ath

meetings with a coach initiated by a coach

Competition - counts as 3 hours

Required weight training

Discussion/review of film

Set-up of offensive/defensive alignments

Compliance meetings

Meetings with a coach initiated by SA

Study hall, tutoring

Voluntary weight training not conducted by staff

Team travel

Training room activities

Voluntary sport activities (no coach, no attendance)Slide20

Countable Hours

Voluntary Athletically Related Activities

All of the following conditions must be met: 

No requirement for SA to report back to coach/staff

No staff member who observes the activity may report back to a coach

Activity is initiated solely by the SA

Attendance/participation (or lack thereof) may not be recorded

SA may not be subjected to penalty if he or she elects not to participate Slide21

Countable Hours

Safety Exception

A coach may be present during voluntary individual workouts at an ND facility (without the hours being countable) when the SA uses equipment in that sport. The coach may provide safety/skill instruction, but, cannot conduct the workout.

Applies to: Fencing, Rowing, Swimming & Diving, Track Field Events Slide22

Ask Before You Act

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