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Coaching Principles and Guidelines (Role of the Coach)

If you are a coach or trainer and interested in working with HFC, please print and complete this application and send it to us. Information is at the bottom of the application.

Corey Remillard
Facility Coordinator
D1 Huntsville
7242 Bailey Cove Road
Huntsville, AL 35802
o: 256.880.1717
c: 256.604.2227
f: 256.885.1704

Contact Corey to expedite scheduling with TOC Physicians.
Ever have a need for evaluation at the fields (any HFC event in the Huntsville area – practice, game, etc). HFC has a Huntsville Hospital Athletic trainer on call at all times.  They will come to the field and do an evaluation before going to a doctor.

Contact is
Tamra Myhan with Huntsville Hospital Sports Center, 256-679-8881.

All HFC coaches should understand the suggested work/rest time ratios and the recognition, treatment and return-to-play considerations for each of the heat-related illnesses outlined in the "Inter-Association Task Force on Exertional Heat Illnesses Consensus Statement" as published at the National Athletic Trainer's Association web site and at the National Strength and Conditioning Association web site. This document provides HFC coaches with cutting-edge information that will serve as a starting point for coaching decisions that meet the needs of our players in various settings and circumstances. Here in the southeastern United States, the temperature and humidity is routinely in the high or extreme or hazardous level of risk throughout a significant part of the year. While it may not be practical to reschedule or delay events, the coach must recognize that the level of risk is high and take appropriate steps to reduce risk.

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