FAQsWhat grade levels is this trainer appropriate for? This trainer is appropriate for high school and particularly post-secondary students preparing for athletic training careers. Can students practice more than once using this trainer? Yes! This trainer is designed for repeated use, allowing students to refine diagnostic and testing techniques without risking patient harm. What diagnostic tests can students practice with this trainer? Students can practice these diagnostic tests: Empty Can Test (Jobe’s Test) Valgus Stress Test Belly Press Test Mill’s Test (Tennis Elbow) Hornblowers Test Medical Epicondylitis Test (Golfer’s Elbow) Neer Test Hawkins-Kennedy Test Obrien’s Test (2 parts) Crank Test Anterior Apprehension How does the trainer provide feedback? The trainer offers immediate feedback on body positioning, test performance, injury likelihood, and whether the patient experiences pain during tests. Is there a practice mode? Yes, the trainer includes both a practice and an assessment mode to guide students through realistic diagnostic scenarios. How is this trainer used in the classroom? The trainer is used to simulate shoulder and elbow injuries, helping students learn and perform diagnostic tests for common injuries in a controlled setting. What is included with the curriculum? The curriculum includes lesson topics on shoulder and elbow injuries, along with presentation slides, student activities, and assessment tools. How many trainers would you recommend for a 20-student classroom? We recommend two trainers for a 20-student classroom. What other program support do you provide? We offer free webinars, blogs, and classroom resources to help your program succeed.
