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Message: [QUOTE="RandomGuy, post: 4451553, member: 6422"] Yeah, its difficult to paint with a broad brush. I know how it works in our NE state. Our HS athletic director also chairs the state committee, and many of his policies have been adopted statewide. We have a dedicated sports medicine contractor on staff- that is also certified at SnC..This is to keep meathead coaches from hurting the kids, and keep kids lifting safe.. Minor injury treatments can be also be done in school. Multi sports athletes don't need Gym class. Instead? Schools offer weight training class, DURING school. As an alternative, so kids can lift year round- and no. You don't have to be an athlete. Its ok if you just want to get jacked- with supervision. I mean - its good to be fit. Most of the larger schools have adopted those policy recommendations. I understand that those policies can be cost prohibitive for smaller schools- but thats how it works in my state. [/QUOTE]