Hey everyone, it's Game Day for the Seminole State College Raiders. Let's go! I'm Justin and I'm the athletic trainer with Orlando Health, Stuart, or The Peta Institute. And my job is to bring Orlando Health Sports Medicine resources directly to the school's student athletes. Today, the men's baseball team is playing a game right here at home, so I, along with my colleague, Barrett, are treating some of the players beforehand. They just finished practicing, so now it's time for their recovery. That means we're doing some cupping therapy, which can help improve blood flow circulation and help prevent the sore muscles from growing. We also have some electric massages to help loosen up the muscles after warming up. These treatments are helpful in baseball, which athletes put a lot of pressure on their upper body, such as their shoulders. Here we are using an electric leg compression device. This helps oxygen and nutrients reach all of the muscles faster than a traditional massage. In between baseball and game day prep, I work with other athletes on strengthening and conditioning. When it's time to head out to the field for the game, I monitor the players and work with all of the coaches to ensure players don't get hurt or sustain any injuries through their play. If somebody does get hurt and they need help, it's important to act super quick. I only had a few minutes to ice up this player's shoulder to prevent injury before sending him back to the dugout. It's truly so much fun caring for these student athletes, helping them prevent their injuries and maintain their best form. See you at the next game and go Raiders!