What Should Be In Your Trainer Kit (Sarnia Jr Lady Sting)
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Things you will use the most:
Hair elastics!
Kleenex
Hand sanitizer
Instant cold packs - use disposables
Ziplock bags for snow (in lieu of disposable cold packs)
Band aids various sizes
Disposable surgical gloves (no surgery performed but you should wear them when dealing with snotty noses, falling out teeth, touching mouth-guards and dealing with minor cuts
Other first aid materials used less frequently:
Gauze and medical tape
Antiseptic wipes
Tweezers for splinters
Sling for arm
Tensor bandage (used only by someone who has been trained in wrapping)
Tampons/pads
Hockey specific materials to have:
Extra neck guard
Extra mouth guard
Extra jill/shorts or garter
Helmet repair kit
Extra skate laces
Hockey tape (clear, white and black)
Scissors
Small zip lock bags
Skate sharpening stone
All player medical forms should be kept in the trainers kit for the duration of the season. These contain private information and should only be viewed by the trainers. Forms should be returned to the family at the end of the season.