Endicott Athletics Wellness Hub

Posted: May 04, 2020

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BEVERLY, Mass. — In an effort to further promote the mental and physical well-being of our student-athletes while at home, the Endicott Strength & Conditioning Staff has created this hub to supply our student-athletes with workouts, nutritional tips, motivational thoughts, and wellness support, in conjunction with the Counseling Center. Our student-athletes are encouraged to check back to this hub weekly for updates in all areas previously mentioned.

WORKOUTS/MOVEMENTS

Bunker Workout Part 1
Bunker Workout Part 2
Bodyweight Movements (mobility, core, bodyweight exercises) - will be updated weekly
Stretching Tips
Rehabilitation Exercise Videos

NUTRITION/MOTIVATIONAL THOUGHTS

EZ To Make Power Meal (3/21/2020)
EZ To Make Power Meal 2 (4/11/2020)
EZ To Make Breakfast Idea
Motivational Message from Coach Calabrese
Motivational Message from Colin Mason '18 M'20
Internal Motivation

For more workouts, nutritional tips, and motivational thoughts follow Endicott Strength & Conditioning on Instagram

WELLNESS/MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

The Counseling Center will be offering virtual supportive coaching sessions during the extended break. If you are interested in setting up a session, please fill out the Request for Support form and someone will be in touch with you to schedule your session, as soon as possible. If this is an emergency and you are on campus, please call Public Safety at 978-232-2222 or if you are off-campus, contact 911 or your local emergency services.

RESOURCES PROVIDED BY THE NCAA

The NCAA and the Sport Science Institute is committed to the overall health and wellness of our student-athletes. As we continue to navigate the challenges of COVID-19 and the effects of physical distancing, we would like to provide you with these new mental health resources from the NCAA.

The Alliance of Social Workers in Sports (ASWIS) has created a COVID-19 website with resources for the athletics community.
Several of the nation's leading mental health organizations have collaborated to create PsycHub. This website provides free resources on various mental health topics and includes videos and tip sheets.
NCAA Sport Science Institute Mental Health Best Practices Guidelines.

OTHER WELLNESS RELATED LINKS

In times like these, when there are major occurrences in the world, we often have spiritual questions about life's meaning, faith, hope, destiny, purpose, and more. Whether you follow a specific faith tradition or not, you may be seeking pastoral care, spiritual direction, or conversations to help guide your inquiry. We can provide what you need—one-on-one pastoral care or group video chats online. Contact Rev. Dr. Gail Cantor, Director of Spiritual Life at gcantor@endicott.edu if you are interested.
Join Rev. Dr. Gail Cantor for a ten-minute guided meditation and 20 minutes of dialogue and uplifting connection to help ourselves to stay inspired, strong, and intentional during these challenging times. Meditations will happen every weekday at 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. EST. All sessions will be held through Zoom. Click here to join. Password: 721724. If these times do not work for you, please contact Gail at gcantor@endicott.edu to set up an alternative time.
Monday's Made With Love Live Cooking (6 PM) - Join our weekly healthy cooking show with guest chefs on @ecinvolvement Instagram Live.
Trivia Tuesday (8 PM) - We are keeping this EC tradition going in the digital world! This week's theme is on TV. Click here to join on Zoom.
Also, on Tuesday join our 10 AM session - Coffee & Convos with Lindsey and Alyssa: Join Lindsey Shrayer from the Counseling Center and Alyssa Laurenza from Student Activities for a casual, open forum Zoom to share thoughts, ideas, laughter, and conversation. Click here to sign up.
Wellness Wednesday (ALL DAY) - Check out @ecinvolvement for wellness tips!
As you pack up your belongings on campus and move out, consider donating items instead of throwing them away! Endicott has two donation bins on campus that are conveniently located in Lot 28 off of Hale Street. Please be respectful of what you are donating!
- Cradles to Crayons (purple bin): new and gently used clothing (up to adult size medium), shoes, and books
- Red Cross (white bin): used clothing (all sizes), shoes, and household linens
Endicott Hugs: We are practicing social distancing, but we could all use some virtual hugs! Submit notes of encouragement and support to Endicott community members and we will anonymously pass them along. Click here to send an Endicott Hug!