1. Designing an Athletic Training Room (ATR)
Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries

2. High School ATR

3. D2 ATR

4. Layout Requirements Ideal size: 1,000-1,200 sq feet On ground floor
Precise measurement?
Divide # of patients/20 per table and Multiply by 100sqft=total sq footage
On ground floor
Determine traffic patters in training room and adjust
Entry: 2 extra wide doors
Why?
Next to locker rooms, but not w/ direct access.

5. ATR Areas Office Lavatory/Changing Hydrotherapy Room/Area
Taping/Bandaging
Rehabilitation
Storage
General Treatment (Treatment tables)

6. Requirements for ATR Areas
Office next to entry or facing entry
Own thermostat
Cabinet space
Storage closets
Electrical outlets 3ft above the ground
4 ft apart

7. Hydrotherapy Room Helps prevent accidental spills
Place hydrotherapy area next to office
Why?
Office & Hydrotherapy room need to have acrylic windows
Have floor drains
Hot/Cold outlets for whirlpools
Floor slanted at 1% towards the drains
Ice machine should have separate cold line and floor drain
Shower (small) + Sink

8. Treatment/Evaluation Area
Tx tables, ideal is 4
Taping tables 36 inches high
Larger area for evals, taping, bandaging than rehab. Area.
Contain windows for natural light + high lighting for clear visual field
Ultrasound/Electrical stim machines in this area
Biohazardous containers

9. Modalities And More

10. Rehab Area Next to office to have clear vision of training room
Rehab area w/carpet to absorb shock/noise of weights

11. Rehab Pool in Hydrotherapy Room
$$$$$$$

12. Athletic Training Rooms Across the Country

14. Last Year’s Projects

15. Last Year’s Projects