Adds dry needling to the definition of the practice of athletic training.
The bill amends the definition of "practice of athletic training" to include the use of dry needling. This practice involves the insertion of needles into the body to prevent or modify pain perception or to normalize physiological functions. This addition broadens the scope of techniques athletic trainers can use in treating injuries or conditions related to athletic or recreational activities.
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