Multi-User Cannabis Education Video
September 9, 2019
This 15-minute education video takes viewers through the current evidence and status of cannabis and cannabis-based products in sport. Covering the impacts of legalization, absorption, dosing, and effects on the body, this video provides a strong foundation for evidence-based discussion on marijuana use. The video is accompanied by a pre- and post-quiz for viewers, […]
NCAA Multi-User Cannabis Education Video
September 9, 2019
This 15-minute education video takes viewers through the current evidence and status of cannabis and cannabis-based products in sport. Covering the impacts of legalization, absorption, dosing, and effects on the body, this video provides a strong foundation for evidence-based discussion on marijuana use. The video is accompanied by a pre- and post-quiz for viewers, […]
Substance Use and the Young Athlete
September 3, 2019
This webinar will help practitioners differentiate between common teen/young adult behavior issues and an emerging substance abuse problem so that they may provide immediate and appropriate support to their athletes. At the end of this presentation, attendees will be better able to: Apply knowledge regarding the physiological impact of substance use. Identify warning […]
Changes to NCAA Policies and Bylaws You Need to Know
May 17, 2019
Policy changes within the NCAA often lead to confusion or the sharing of misinformation that may put athletes and collegiate sport programs at risk. Questions regarding new changes or interpretations of current bylaws are often directed to Drug Free Sport International and NCAA member services. This session aims to clarify common questions and new […]
Dietary Supplement Manufacturing: Common Missteps and What it Takes to Ensure Consumer Safety
May 2, 2019
This presentation will define the current dietary supplement regulations, the basic components of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), and the common issues facing dietary supplement manufacturers. This information will help athletic trainers, dietitians, and sport administrators make informed decisions regarding dietary supplements and the education they provide to their athletes. At the end of […]
Tips for Fueling High School Athletes
May 2, 2019
Adolescent athletes present unique challenges to ensure proper fueling for exercise as well as continued growth. Demanding schedules and social pressures to perform and attain a desired body image can influence both food preferences and availability. Studies reveal a lack of nutrition knowledge among high school students, and a concerning trend of increasing dietary […]
3-Pack Printed Infographic Posters (17″x22″)
April 22, 2019
Order 17″x 22″ infographic posters on three topics of your choice, and receive PDF copies for future printing. Cost: $130 (includes printing and shipping)
Nutrition for Recovery and Rehabilitation
March 26, 2019
Emerging research shows that nutrition intervention can impact the recovery of certain athletic injuries as well as aid in the prevention of upper respiratory tract infections (URTI’s). Unfortunately this research is not included in the standard nutrition curriculum for athletic trainers. A recent study published by Torres-McGehee in the Journal of Athletic Training assessed […]
Cannabidiol (CBD): A Prescription for Athletes?
March 26, 2019
At the end of this presentation, attendees will be better able to: Describe the primary differences between CBD and THC cannabinoids found in marijuana or cannabis plant species. Summarize the legal status of CBD both federally, by state, and in sport. Interpret the current status of evidence for athletes looking for guidance on CBD’s […]
Dirty Dozen: High Risk Sport Supplement Ingredients
March 26, 2019
Dietary supplements pose a substantial risk to an athlete’s health and eligibility to compete. This webinar will discuss popular dietary ingredients that appear in sports supplements and put athletes at risk. There are thousands of dietary ingredients that may be used in sports supplements, including synthetic compounds that are derived to replace ingredients that […]
Single Printed Infographic Poster (17″x22″)
March 22, 2019
Order a single 17″x 22″ infographic poster on the topic of your choice, plus a PDF copy for future use. Cost: $55 (includes printing and shipping)
3-Pack PDF Infographics
March 22, 2019
Order three poster topics as 8.5″ x 11″ PDFs (unlimited printing)
Single Topic PDF Infographic
February 20, 2019
Order a single 8.5×11 PDF (unlimited printing)
Stimulants In Supplements: Necessary Or Harmful?
February 7, 2019
Dietary supplements are used among athletes to increase energy, enhance performance, or make up for a lack of nutritional resources. However, athletes put their career and health on the line when they decide to supplement, especially with dietary supplements that contain stimulants. Drug Free Sport AXIS staff will discuss stimulant use in sport; specifically, […]
Athletes, Not Addicts: Managing Pain During The Opioid Crisis
February 4, 2019
A topic on front pages and in leading news every day, we discuss the current opioid crisis in America and how it affects athletes. Emphasis is on strategies to limit opioid use in your athletes and what other strategies are available to achieve adequate pain control. At the end of this presentation, attendees […]
Navigating Fad Dieting
February 1, 2019
Guest Speaker: Katie Knappenberger MS, RD, CSSD, ATC Director of Performance Nutrition at Northwestern Athletics In this session, participants will explore fad diets throughout history and the most popular diets today. We will take an evidence-based look at Whole 30, Paleo, and Ketogenic diets as they apply to athletes. The presentation will close by sharing […]
Medical Exceptions & Exemptions: What To Do
October 30, 2018
Original Record Date: October 30, 2018 Medications are prescribed to treat and alleviate conditions and symptoms, but may be banned in sport. The NCAA and NAIA understand there are certain scenarios where a student-athlete is required to take a banned medication. This webinar will dive into the key steps and procedures that need to […]
Initiating Sports Nutrition Programs on a Small Budget
September 12, 2018
Original Record Date: September 12, 2018 Guest Speakers: Alisha Parker (Director of Sports Nutrition; Fresno State), Marisa Faibish (Director of Performance Nutrition; Appalachian State University), Natasha Hansen (Director of Healthy Choices and Wellness Educator/Sports Dietitian; University of Southern Mississippi), & Tiffany Harrison (Middle Tennessee State University) Many programs are redesigning how and when their athletes get […]
Is My Drug Testing Program Working?
April 11, 2018
Original Record Date: April 11, 2018 The goal of drug testing in sport is to both deter use of performance-enhancing substances, and also to protect the athletes who compete clean—leveling the playing field for all competitors. Still, with a myriad of testing panels, matrices, and budget allocations, it is common to wonder if these […]
Drugs, Supplements, and Food for NCAA Athletes
September 12, 2017
Original Record Date: September 12, 2017 Mary Wilfert, Associate Director of Prevention and Health Promotion (retired since webinar was created) at the NCAA Sport Science Institute, returned to our webinar series, fielding questions on NCAA banned substances, supplement policies, and allowable provisions for NCAA athletes. This webinar is relevant to all NCAA college athletic staff […]