By Nate Leu, MAT, LAT, ATC Every veteran athlete remembers being the rookie. Learning the playbook is one thing. Learning the pace, the habits, and the little details that don’t show up in practice is another. The industrial workplace is no different. Here are five common mistakes new hires may
by Stevie Scott, MS, ATC In singles tennis, one player covers the entire court. In doubles, two players cover the same space together. Their success depends on communication. Partners constantly exchange information through words, body language, and positioning to stay one step ahead of the next volley. The industrial workplace
by Kelly Treviño, MS, LAT, ATC In baseball, scouts look for the rare “five-tool player” – someone who can hit for average, hit for power, run, field, and throw. It’s the kind of player who impacts every part of the game, not just one piece of it. Industrial athletes have
