Good Vs Bad Pain Poster

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The #1 question I get asked is: “How do I know if I should push through or sit out?”

This poster helps answer that question.

With evidence-based information from the Association for Sports Psychology, this poster gives real-world examples of common pains experienced during rehearsal so that students can have a better understanding of if it is a normal, harmless pain and something to push through, or a warning pain indicating something may be wrong.

Great to hang up in your band room, this is a resource that will help keep students on the field and being more proactive about getting medical attention for potential injuries.

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FREE for a limited time only!!

The #1 question I get asked is: “How do I know if I should push through or sit out?”

This poster helps answer that question.

With evidence-based information from the Association for Sports Psychology, this poster gives real-world examples of common pains experienced during rehearsal so that students can have a better understanding of if it is a normal, harmless pain and something to push through, or a warning pain indicating something may be wrong.

Great to hang up in your band room, this is a resource that will help keep students on the field and being more proactive about getting medical attention for potential injuries.

FREE for a limited time only!!

The #1 question I get asked is: “How do I know if I should push through or sit out?”

This poster helps answer that question.

With evidence-based information from the Association for Sports Psychology, this poster gives real-world examples of common pains experienced during rehearsal so that students can have a better understanding of if it is a normal, harmless pain and something to push through, or a warning pain indicating something may be wrong.

Great to hang up in your band room, this is a resource that will help keep students on the field and being more proactive about getting medical attention for potential injuries.