Erin Scharer

-

Erin Scharer

Erin Scharer is the athletic trainer at LBCC. You can find her in the training, which is located in the Gym, and it is the first door on the left once you enter the gym. She will be in the training room Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12pm-2pm, and anyone is welcome to see her if they are concerned with any injuries they have. She says "I wanted to be an athletic trainer because I grow up around athletics, and loved athletics. I love being around athletes, and their energy, so that's what drew me into the field. I enjoy rehabbing athletes injuries so they can get back out on the court, or field."..."Also before I came to LBCC I was working full time at Willamette University, and left there because the time demand was so great, and I have been gone for a couple years so I was really missing working in an athletic training room, and working with the athletes. I saw this job open up, it was part time so it fitted well with my schedule." 


Erin Scharer

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Photo story of Talen Kiekhoefer and his basketball team Triple Threat

-
Image
   About 30 minutes before their second basketball game today on May 25th, 2019 at Ridgefeild high school in Ridgefeild Washington.  Talen Kiekhoefer, and his 5th grade basketball team Triple Threat, are seeking to come up victorious for their next game. They won their first game earlier today, but the next game will test their skills. Kiekhoefer is about to go through is normal stretching routine to loose before the game starts.   Triple Threat's game is about to start in less then10 minuets. Triple Threat's coach David Flemmin is giving a motivation pregame speech to all the players on the team. He says that they had a great first game in the morning, and they should strive to come out of the game and play like they did last game. He also says that, If they play like how they did last game, they can compete with any 5th grade team.  Both teams just finished doing layup lines, shooting, and getting warm for the game.  Coach Flemmin tells the his team tha
Read more

Weston Basl; A Chip On His Shoulder

-
Image
Photo courtesy of Weston Basl It’s just a regular Monday afternoon, and basketball class at LBCC just ended. About eight other students stay in the gym after the class has ended. An hour later, and the gym is empty. Another hour past … still, no one in the gym. No one, except for Weston Basl, as he constantly stays practicing, while nobody is there. Weston Basl, aka “West,” is a 18-year-old freshman LBCC student who is from Culver, Oregon. He is currently still undecided on what he wants to major in. West decided to go to LBCC because he wanted to experience the college life, and he is trying to play for the LBCC men’s basketball team next year. “I’m just practicing every day trying to get better. I haven't talked to the head coach at all, but I have talked to the assistant coach, coach Zimmermann. I actually had a training session with him in the summer, it was just him and I in the gym. Unfortunately I missed the tryout days, and didn’t make the team. I am upset with
Read more

week 2 forum

-
Say far in the book "It's what I do," by Lynsey Addario what I love about it is here way to adapt to different cultures, and people. In the book so far she has traveled to Argentina, and Cube. She adapts to the people there so well, it's almost like the people that live there think she's one of them, and mind you that these people are living in very poor places. They barley have any close, barley any food or clean water, and they are living in war zones. Her kindness does help in her favor in these situations though. She is a very trustworthy person to, she respects the soldiers, and if someone doesn't want to be in a photo she wont take photos of them. Most of the time the soldiers don't care if they have their photo took.
Read more