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Youth Coaches' Certification Handouts:

 

You may view and print handouts as web pages OR download several of the files in MS Word format:

NOTE:

In Internet Explorer, if you try to open the file, a dialogue box will open asking you for a password. Click "cancel" and the file will open in MS Word.

In Netscape, The MS Word files may not open directly but can be saved to your computer by RIGHT CLICKING.

You can save the file to your computer with either browser.  Right click on the button below and save it to a location on your computer. Then open that file on your computer and print it.

 

First Time Certification and Recertification Clinic (Bronze)

  1. Evaluation and First Aid for Sports Injuries   Download as MS Word File
  2. What should be in your First Aid Kit             Download as MS Word File
  3. Overuse Injury: Treatment and Prevention   Download as MS Word File

Recertification Clinic (Silver)

  1. ACL Knee Injury: Causes and Principles of Prevention
  2. Santa Monica ACL Knee Injury Prevention Program Manual    Download as MS Word File

Advanced Recertification Clinic (Gold)

  1. Injury Prevention & Conditioning; Heat Injuries; First Aid   Download as MS Word File

 

VIDEO

This requires Windows Media Player (which most PC computers have) or may be obtained from Microsoft. Click on the link below to open the Santa Monica ACL Injury Prevention Video. This file is about 8 Mb and downloads reasonably quickly even with a modem connection to the internet. The video and sound quality is limited in order to make it a smaller and more easily downloadable file.

  1. VIDEO OF SANTA MONICA ACL INJURY PREVENTION PROGRAM 
  2. Microsoft Windows Media Player

 

bullet Broadband Video of SANTA MONICA ACL INJURY PREVENTION PROGRAM

Other Sports Medicine Resources

 

 

ABOUT YOUR SPEAKERS:

Youth Coaching Seminar

 

Chesapeake Orthopaedics:

 James J. York, M.D.

Phone: 410-768-5555

Graduate of Georgetown Undergraduate and Georgetown University School of Medicine. Orthopedic Residency: University of Maryland/Shock Trauma Center; three years active duty service in the Army and Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery at Uniformed Services University, Bethesda, Maryland. Clinical Instructor at University of Maryland Orthopaedic Department. Nineteen years experience in Anne Arundel County treating recreational, high school, college and professional athletes. Coordinator of Sports Medicine at Chesapeake Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Center.

Dr. York is dedicated primarily to treatment of injuries and degenerative conditions of the knee, shoulder; including advanced arthroscopic knee and shoulder ligament reconstruction and joint replacement surgery. Dr. York is a specialist in cartilage transplant surgery.

Over the past 19 years, Dr. York has shown a special interest in the treatment and prevention of sports injuries. He has provided game coverage; preseason sports physicals, and coach training seminars for our community and state. He is the team physician for Spalding and Glen Burnie High Schools. Dr. York has also served as a youth soccer coach for Severna Park for many years and has earned his USSF "D" license.

He is certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgery and a member of the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, Arthroscopy Association of North America and the International Cartilage Research Society.

 

Kerry K. York

BS in Exercise Science from Florida State University. Certified personal trainer, certified sports nutrition specialist and certified professional rescuer.

Played soccer at the highest levels including seven years in the Maryland Olympic Development Program and Region One ODP team for five years. Played four years varsity at Severna Park High School which included one state championship. Gatorade player of the year in 2000. Played at Florida State University which was consistently in the top ten teams of the nation and an ACC finalist. Her Florida State career included one Sweet Sixteen and one Final Four appearance in the College Cup tournament. Kerry is currently coach of a top level travel youth soccer team and an assistant soccer coach and goalkeeper coach at Severna Park High School.

 

 

 

 

 

Daniel E. Stenger, PA-C, AT-C, CSCS

Phone: 410-768-5555

Undergraduate degrees at Washington State University in Biology and Athletic Training. Physician Assistant degree from Anne Arundel Community College. Masters candidate in Sports Medicine / Biomechanics from Boise State University. Currently: Physician Assistant, Athletic Trainer and Strength and Conditioning Specialist at Chesapeake Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Center.

 

Hugh O. House, M.D.

Phone: 410-768-5555

 Undergraduate degree from Washington and Lee University, 1991 and Medical Degree from University of Maryland, 1996. Internship and Orthopedic Residency at University of Texas, Medical Branch in Galveston, 2001. Hand and Upper Extremity Fellowship at the Kleinert Institute for Hand and Microsurgery, Louisville Kentucky, 2002. Provided medical coverage for Galveston Ball HS (High School with the most graduates that play for the NFL) and Sam Houston State University. Specializes in hand and upper extremity surgery.

 

Bryan R. Klepper, M.D.

Phone: 410-768-5555

 Graduated from St. Mary’s High School; Undergraduate degree from University of Virginia, 1992 and Medical Degree from University of Maryland, 1996. Orthopedic Residency at the Tufts University Orthopedic Program. Participated with the medical team covering the Boston Celtics through the New England Baptist Bone and Joint Institute. Specializes in knee and shoulder arthroscopy, sports medicine and joint replacement.

 

Amir R. Moinfar MD

Phone: 410-768-5555 

Dr. Moinfar completed advanced fellowship training in shoulder surgery and sports medicine at the Duke University Medical Center.  His practice is dedicated primarily to both open and arthroscopic surgery of the shoulder and knee, sports medicine, and joint replacement surgery.

 Dr. Moinfar is a native of Northern Virginia, and he obtained his undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia.  He then received his medical degree from Georgetown University, and completed his orthopaedic surgery residency training at the University of Maryland/Shock Trauma Center.  Dr. Moinfar then pursued an additional year of fellowship training at Duke University where he gained expertise in the most advanced treatment of complex shoulder and knee problems, including reconstructive and restorative procedures for cartilage and meniscal injury.  He also trained extensively in both arthroscopic surgery, and joint replacement surgery. 

 Dr. Moinfar has a special interest in the education, prevention, and treatment of sports-related injuries, and acted as an assistant team physician for Duke University, North Carolina Central University, and Jordan High School.  He is now the team physician for North County High School.

Dr. Moinfar’s research interests include shoulder instability and knee ligament injuries.  He is a candidate member of both the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, and the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine.

 

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