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Patricia K. Bare, A.T.,C 1 TRISH BARE GROUNDS, ABD, MS, ATC/L, LAT 445 Texanna Way, Holly Springs, NC 27540 CELL: (850) 582-2067 [email protected] www.bareessentialssportsmedicine.com ACADEMIC HISTORY Doctorate, Athletic Training/Sports Medicine, University of Florida Gainesville, FL (Candidacy Exams Passed 2006, pilot study defended) Assistantship: UF Wheelchair Athletes, Living Well Project & Hippotherapy Programs Research: Biomechanical Analysis of Kicks to the Head in the Sport of Taekwondo & Epidemiological Study of the injuries Sustained during Taekwondo Competition Minors: Rehab Science & Adapted P.E. MS Ed, Secondary Science Education, University of Florida Gainesville, FL (2 Courses needed, passed Florida State Teacher’s Exam/Certified Teacher) Specializing in Human, Biological & Environmental Sciences MS Ed, Sports Medicine, University of Miami Coral Gables, FL August 1996 Thesis: Number & Severity of Injuries Occurring to High School Football Players in South Florida, and Presence/Absence of a Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC) Minor: Nutrition BA, Pre-Med/Biology & Psychology, DePauw University Greencastle, IN May 1987 Minors: Athletic Training & Theatre Lettered: Football/Basketball/Baseball, 400+hours each SPORTS MEDICINE EXPERIENCE Owner, Speaker, Program Director & Medical Coordinator January 1994 – Present Bare Essentials Sports Medicine Company LLC, Holly Springs, NC Athlete Performance Manager (individual Pro or Olympic athletes) June 1994 - Present Rehab Facility for Individual Athlete Needs 2010 – Present --- marketing to secure new events & renew previous events for which BESM provides medical coverage (paid & volunteer); marketing to secure & maintain sponsorships --- coordinate medical staff and supplies needed for contracted athletic events --- create programs in strength & conditioning, rehab, nutrition, general exercise/wellness, arrange for medical and diagnostic testing for injury care of athletes --- conduct seminars for athletes, coaches, parents, and medical personnel --- athlete management: including health/nutrition/injury care/rehab/strength needs, sport psych, travel arrangement, athlete work visas, property management, athlete marketing, traveling with individual athletes --- provide injury care/counseling/sport psychology for Pro Action Sports Athletes and National Taekwondo Team --- local showcase events for Perfect Game (baseball) and CASL (Capital Area Soccer League) 2 Patricia (Trish) K. Bare Grounds, MS, ATC/L ***USA Tumbling & Trampoline Nationals 2012 – Present (annual event) --- coordinate all medical staff, as well as medical supply and equipment ***Action Sports Event Coverage: Fise World Series/UCI World Cup (5 countries series: bmx, skb, inline, mtb) 2015- Present (France, Croatia, Hungary, Japan, USA, Canada, China) UCI Urban World Championships/BMX Freestyle, Chengdu, China 2017-Present Vans BMX Pro Cup Series (Australia, Spain, Mexico, Chile, USA) 2017-Present Vans BMX Invitational & Pro Skate Series at the US Open of Surfing 2012-Present Vans BMX Street Invitational 2016-Present X Games (Visiting Medical Credentials working with individual athletes) 2010-Present Pro/Am @The Kitchen 2012- Present Daniel Dhers Annual Complex Am 2016- Present Trans Jam (4 stop series) 2010 - 2016 BMX Worlds/Masters (Germany) 2008-2015 Monster Recon Tour Pro/Am BMX (6 stop series) 2012 - 2016 Vans East Coast BMX Invitational 2012-2015 USA BMX Freestyle 2016 - 2017 Dew Action Sport (bmx dirt, bmx park, bmx vert, bmx mini-mega; skb park, fmx) 2005-2015 Winter Dew (ski & snb, downhill & pipe) 2009-2010 JoMo Pro 2007-2011 Texas Toast BMX Jam 2011 - 2012 Gravity Games 2003-2004 Toronto Jam 2008-2014 Rye Wicked Jam 2008-2010 Extreme Thing BMX 2009-2014 DK Dirt Circuit 2009 Fuzzy’s Re-Session Jam 2010 Redbull Stomping Grounds 2011 Dave Mirra’s King of the Animal House 2010 50/50 BMX Stunt Team 2010 Loretta Lynn’s Moto Nationals 2008-2010 Mini O’s MX Nationals 2008-2010 Medical Committee Chairman/Medical Director/Medical Coordinator/Board Member USA Taekwondo, US Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO May 1993–Present AAU Taekwondo July 2007 - Present ATA Taekwondo Nationals November 2014-Present National Collegiate Taekwondo Association October 1999 – 2012 USCT January 2016 – Present --- coordinate all medical volunteers, as well as medical supply and equipment donations, for all USA TKD, NCTA, AAU, ATA & USCT sponsored national & international competitions --- responsible for the care and prevention of athletic injuries and illnesses occurring to taekwondo athletes at USA TKD, NCTA, AAU & USCT national events and camps --- travel with the Junior & Senior National Taekwondo Teams to international competitions, responsible for care and prevention of athletic injuries and illnesses --- responsible for acquiring corporate sponsorship for US National Teams and events --- responsible for organizing/conducting Sports Med Seminars at national events in order to raise monies for needed medical supplies and equipment --- file injury reports and insurance claims directly to insurance carrier for all member athletes injured during participation in USA TKD events --- responsible for writing Sports Medicine Committee Policy & Procedure Manual, and updates -- responsible for aiding in the design of database for injury data collection and volunteer medical personnel information collection 3 Patricia (Trish) K. Bare Grounds, MS, ATC/L International Taekwondo Events: Olympic Qualifying Event: Croatia, 99; USA 99; France 03; Mexico, 04; Mexico 2016 Grand Prix: England 2013, Kazakhstan 2014, Mexico 2014 World Cup:Cayman Islands 94; Egypt 97; Germany 98; France 00; Japan 02;Ivory Coast 2013 Pan Am Chps: Costa Rica 94; Cuba 96; Peru 98; Aruba 00; Ecuador 02; Dom Rep 04; Mex 14 Pan Am Qualifying Event, Columbia 2007 Junior Pan Am Championships, Brazil 2003; Aruba 2005; USA 2007; USA 2011 World Championships – Hong Kong 1997; Canada 1999; Germany 2003 Junior World Chpshps – Spain 1996; Turkey 1998; Ireland 2000; Greece 2002, Thailand 2014 Youth Olympic Games Qualifier – Thailand 2014 U.S. Open Taekwondo Championships -- February 1998 – 2010, 2012-Present FISU World University Games, Taekwondo – Berkeley, CA, USA 2002 Danish Open – 1997 Dutch Open -- 2002, 2007 German Open – 2008 National & State Taekwondo Events: AAU Taekwondo National Championships 2007 - Present AAU Jr & Sr Team Trials 2007 - Present USCT Regional & National Events 2016-Present ATA Taekwondo National Championships 2014 - Present USAT Junior & Senior Qualifying Events (6/year) 2005 – 2010, 2012 (no longer exist) USAT Senior National Championships -- 1994 – 2010, 2012-Present NCTA National Collegiate Taekwondo Championships -- 2000 - 2012 NCTA National Collegiate Taekwondo Team Trials -- 2001 - 2012 USAT Golden Senior/Executive Senior/Ultra Championships -- 1997 – 2010 (no longer exist) USAT Color Belt Championships & Red Belt Extravaganza – 2000 – 2010 (no longer exists) USAT Junior Blackbelt Championships -- 1999 – 2010 (no longer exist) USAT Junior Olympic Taekwondo Championships -- 1994 – 2010, 2012-Present USAT Junior & Senior National Team Trials -- 1994 – 2010, 2014-Present USAT California State Taekwondo Championships 2015 - Present USAT Florida State Taekwondo Championships 1999-2010, 2014-Present USAT Kansas State Taekwondo Championships 2009- Present USAT North Carolina State Taekwondo Championships 2012-2013 Georgia Games & USAT State Qualifier 2012 – Present USAT Michigan State Qualifier 2016 - Present Heart & Soul TKD 2015- Present USAT Oklahoma State Qualifier 2016 - Present Premier TKD Series 2016-Present USAT South Carolina State Qualifier 2016-Presnt US Taekwondo Festival 2017 AAU Florida State Taekwondo Championships, 2007- Present AAU Florida Gold Coast Qualifier 2012 – Present Spar Wars 2015-Present Music City Classic 2016-Present Sacramento TKD Classic 2016-Present Indy Cup 2012 – Present FATU Championships 2016-Present Breaking Barriers Games 2016-Present Battle at the Beach 2012-Present PATU Pan Am Club Championships 2016 South Florida Open TKD 2016 Master Capitol Kup TKD 2016 Central PA TKD Championships 2015 – Present SE TKD Championships 2014-Present NE TKD Championships 2015 Winter Games 2013-Present Suncoast Sport/Nature Coast TKD Festival 2007-Present Powerade State Games/Martial Arts – 2010- Present SW Florida TKD 2016 - Present Hero Fight League 2012- Present Master Hwang’s Grand Prix 2010-Present University of California, Berkeley, UC Open, 2001 Next Level Training Camp 2016 - Present Tekno Games, St. Petersburg, FL, 2003 – 2005, Atlanta, GA, 2005 – 2007 Ringmaster Open, Marlborough, MA 2006-2008 AAU TKD Seminar & Camp 2015 - Present Peak Performance Elite Training Camp Nov 2011-Present TKD at Sea 2009-2010 4 Patricia (Trish) K. Bare Grounds, MS, ATC/L Medical Coordinator & Certified Athletic Trainer National Spirit Group/National Cheerleaders Association/National Dance Alliance Dallas, TX -- Camps, Competitions & Special Performances May 1997 - August 2012 --- responsible for care of athletic injuries at camps, competitions & select performances --- responsible for writing the athletic trainers responsibilities and protocol for staff manual --- responsible for Injuries and Athletic Taping portion of Coaching Certification Video Program --- speaker at the annual Coaches & Directors Conference, topic: Injury Care & Prevention --- SE Region Summer Camps 1997 – 2008, 2010 - Present (AL, FL, GA, NJ, NC, SC, TN) --- SE Regional Cheerleading Competitions, Event Coordinator & Athletic Trainer 2000-Present --- Aloha Bowl 1997, Disney
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