Athletic Training

Athletic training is practiced by athletic trainers (AT), health care professionals who collaborate with physicians
to optimize activity and participation of patients and clients across age and care continuums. Athletic training
encompasses the prevention, diagnosis, and intervention of emergency, acute, and chronic medical conditions
involving impairment, functional limitations, and disabilities. ATs work under the direction of physicians as
prescribed by state licensure statutes. You can learn more about what athletic trainers do to reduce the risk of injury at AtYourOwnRisk.org

Meet Our Athletic Trainers

Anya Badulak

Anya graduated from Lampeter Strasburg High School class of ‘08 and completed a bachelors degree in Athletic Training from East Stroudsburg University. She participated in softball and marching band in high school but didn’t participate in any sports or rec leagues through college.

“Graduating high school and after having been around Jen and Kim through the years, I had a strong feeling this is what I wanted to do," recalls Anya. "My goal leaving high school was getting my degree and being able to come back and work with Jen McCrabb at Lampeter Strasburg High School, and I can say I have officially accomplished that. Seeing the way they guided the athletes and the bonds they formed with them that lasted years beyond grade school felt special. I enjoyed sports, even though I myself was not athletic. That combined with the system of support you create for these young people really feels like a gift. Being able to be a part of the process from the time of injury, helping the athlete through the rehab both physically and sometimes mentally, to see them grow as a person, really makes you feel good.”

Anya enjoys spending time with her family and binge-watching shows with her husband. She lives in the Bridgeport area with her husband, her son Wesley, and their two cats.