104 results for author: The Jordan McNair Foundation
The last month in high school sports was difficult to follow from a health and safety standpoint. Six high school athletes died in 17 days, all football players, all linemen. Now, a grieving father has a message that your high school athletes need to hear.
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The Jordan McNair Foundation’s mission is to promote awareness and education around the prevention of heat related injuries, and to diminish the deaths of heat related tragedies. Chesapeake Family spoke with Marty McNair, founder and father of
the Jordan McNair Foundation and Dr. Rod Walters of the foundation’s medical ...
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Read this story by Clinton Yates of The Undefeated about Jordan McNair, his family, and the foundation which bears his name.
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In the last few weeks, sports teams at all levels from youth to the pros have gotten back to practicing ahead of what most hope will be a more normal season. But in many places preseason practices have coincided with soaring temperatures.
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On Saturday, Marty McNair and other members of
the Jordan McNair Foundation hosted an open dialogue with attendees at the Gold’s Gym on S Laburnum Avenue. The program was called, “When Conditioning Kills.”
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The Jordan McNair Foundation is coming to Richmond, Va. this month to hold a seminar on preventing exertional heat stroke....
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Marty McNair, founder of
the Jordan McNair Foundation, recently testified as a witness for the NCAA Student Athletes and NIL Rights Bill. He spoke to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation in support of adding a Health and Safety component to the bill....
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The Jordan McNair Foundation's very own Marty McNair testified on Thursday, June 17 as a witness for the NCAA Student Athletes and NIL Rights Bill. He spoke to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation in support of adding a Health and Safety component to the bill....
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A year ago Wednesday, life was different for a Northern Kentucky family. They had two young, active boys.
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