1. Athletic Training Facilities
Sports Medicine

2. Planning Document Things to think about Types of sports to be served
# of patients to be served
Hours of use
# of staff members
# of patients served
Traffic flow patterns
Classes or labs

3. Facility Appearance Flooring Non-slip tile in the hydrotherapy area
Sloped floor in hydrotherapy area toward the drains located between each whirlpool
Remainder of the AT room given industrial grade carpet or non slick tile.

4. Facility Appearance Walls Measurements
Concrete blocks compose the outer walls of the hydrotherapy area.
Measurements
Ceilings should be high enough to allow for adequate treatments and tapings.
Doors should be wide enough to allow room for larger equipment.
Minimum recommended size sqft

5. Facility Appearance
Doors
Location
Traffic Flow
Garage door
Wide doors

6. Facility Appearance Electrical requirements Plumbing
Outlets around the athletic training room should be 2ft above the ground.
Outlets should be placed in multiple locations to allow for use of treatment equipment
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter outlets should be placed in the hydrotherapy area 4ft above the ground.
Plumbing
Hot and cold water supply
Strong pressure
Hydrotherapy area and in the athletic training room for ice machines

7. Example

8. Supplies Supply Fixed Equipment Non-Fixed Equipment
A stock of a resource from which a person or place can be provided with the necessary amount of that resource.
Fixed Equipment
Assets which are usually attached and integral to the building's function, although it might have a shorter life than that of the building.
Examples of common types of fixed assets include buildings, land, furniture and fixtures, machines and vehicles.
Non-Fixed Equipment
Equipment that has to be replaced every year or so.
Examples are tape, band-aids, cups water coolers, etc.

9. Budget Project
Budget $3100
400 Athletes