Sports Medicine Staff
Chris Barry, ATC, LAT, CSCS Head Athletic Trainer Ph: 508-830-1224
cbarry@maritime.edu Head Strength & Conditioning Coach
Colleen Nolan, ATC, LAT, PES Assistant Athletic Trainer Ph: 508-830-1225
cnolan@maritime.edu
Location and Hours
The Athletic Training Room is located on the first floor of the Clean Harbors Athletic Center. It will be open two hours prior to all contests and one hour at the conclusion of the contests.
Visiting Teams
The Athletic Training staff will be more than happy to accommodate the needs of visiting teams. This includes the use of moist heat, whirlpools and ice. Electrical stimulation and ultrasound are not available. Pre-game taping will also be provided, however, visiting teams must supply their own taping supplies. Water, water bottles and/or cups, as well as ice, will be made available for all visiting teams.
Game Coverage
An Athletic Trainer will provide coverage for all home contests. In the event that your team will be traveling without an Athletic Trainer, please call ahead with any special instructions regarding athlete care.
Team Orthopedic Surgeons
Wareham Orthopedic Associates
Ph:508.295.5100
Dr. Baltz Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon
Health Services
Dr. Jeffrey Cukor, Medical Director/Academy Physician
Ph: 508.830.5046 jcukor@maritime.edu
Judith Kaechele, M.A. LMHC Director
Ph: 508.830.5243 jkaechele@maritime.edu
Local Hospitals
Tobey Hospital Falmouth Hospital
43 High Street 100 Ter Heun Drive
Wareham, MA 02571 Falmouth, MA 02540
508.295.0880 508.548.5300
www.southcoast.org www.capecodhealth.org
Varsity Intercollegiate Sport Participation Requirements
Strength and Conditioning
Chris started his career at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy in August 2007. He is responsible for the development and implementation of strength and conditioning programs for all varsity teams. To complement his duties as the strength and conditioning coach, Chris is also the Head Athletic Trainer. Therefore, his programs reflect the need for exercises that help reduce the incidence of injury, as well as improve athletic performance.
To accomplish these goals free weight training is emphasized. Olympic-style exercises are performed each workout to develop power and strength. Dumbbell training is also a priority to enhance one's athletic ability and coordination. Finally, trunk exercises are also performed with each workout to maximize a strong core.
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Contact information for Chris:
Phone: 508.830.5000 Ext. 1224
Email: cbarry@maritime.edu
Mission
The Massachusetts Maritime Academy Sports Medicine staff provides care for the prevention, assessment, management and rehabilitation of injuries sustained while participating in intercollegiate varsity athletics. The staffs of athletic trainers, orthopedic surgeons and of the Office of Health Services are dedicated to providing the highest quality of care for all our varsity athletes.
