Johns Hopkins Youth Soccer Research Study

Jan 11, 2024

Community Engagement and Youth Soccer Player Health: Understanding

Perceptions of Parents, Players, and Coaches on Optimizing Player Health

The purpose of the study is to utilize a web-based survey to assess the beliefs and perceptions of parents, players, and coaches in youth soccer clubs about various wellness and injury reduction strategies.

Details

Coaches, parents, and players aged 12-18 are allowed to participate!
No cost to participate!
All responses will be kept confidential.
The survey takes approximately 5-10 minutes to complete.
Help improve the education and health of youth soccer players!

Survey Link: https://redcap.link/b9zox55v

For more information on the study, please contact John Shipley at: jshipl13@jhmi.edu

Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network

Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

IRB Protocol #: IRB00418036

Researcher/Principal Investigator: John Shipley, PT, DPT, SCS

Co-Investigator: Kevin McLaughlin, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT

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SAC BOD Nominating Committee

By SAC/BA (Soccer Association of Columbia) • 09 Apr, 2024

The Soccer Association of Columbia is currently seeking nominations for the Board of Directors. If interested, please contact the nominating committee at sacbodnominations@sac-hc.org . The nomination deadline is April 30, 2024.

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Drinking enough water is important every day, but especially when soccer is part of your routine, and you may need electrolytes as well. Rayven Nairn, M.S., R.D., L.D., a dietitian with the Johns Hopkins University Student Health and Wellness Center, answers some common questions about sports hydration, sports drinks and what’s best to drink ― and when. Learn more