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Jordan Reed- I currently do not monitor my areas air pollution/quality. I have recently been more aware of it due to the fires that have occurred in Canada. Seeing the vast effect that it not only has taken on the land but also the air. It has spread all the way to my homes state of Virginia. I think if you are living somewhere where air quality is of concern then you should be aware and monitor it on a daily basis especially if you are having Athletes participate in outdoor sports. Long term effects can occur from poor air quality and having individuals outside on a regular basis breathing it for long periods of time or short periods is not ideal. If air quality is poor than as a future Athletic Trainer there should be other places that the team/individual can participate and or practice. Making sure those spaces are available and ready to use would be preferred because air quality can change quickly.
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