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Welcome to the National Youth Sports AED Program, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to providing reliable and equitable distribution of automatic external defibrillators and sudden cardiac arrest educational services to youth sports programs.

08/16/2025

🚨 Big news — our CPR in Youth Sports Study has officially launched! 🚨

We’re on a mission to make every player, coach, and family member prepared to act when it matters most. Using AHA CPR Anytime Kits, we’ll be teaching hands-only CPR through a multiplier model — meaning every person trained can go on to train others. The impact grows far beyond a single session. 💪

Why it matters:
❤️ Sudden cardiac arrest is the #1 cause of death in young athletes.
🧠 Bystander CPR can double or triple survival rates.
🙌 You can help protect your teammates, friends, and community.

Stay tuned for updates, training highlights, and stories from the field as we grow this movement together. 🌟

05/28/2025

We are happy to donate another AED set to a wonderful Massachusetts program . Go Green Wave!! 🌊

03/13/2025

We had a wonderful CPR class this week in partnership with Rice University’s . Adaptive skating provides wonderful recreational and competitive opportunities for skaters with physical and intellectual disabilities. We are happy to help keep their students as they are a population predisposed to congenital and acquired heart disease. As always, we provide the best instructor-to-student ratio in the game!

03/08/2025

Check out Ev Sugarbaker, NYSAP treasurer and medical student at Baylor College of Medicine, discuss techniques and considerations for performing CPR in youth sports settings.
YOUTUBE: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tgeyfBTNbnM Website: https://nysapaed.com/blog

01/27/2025

🏈 💔 Emergencies on the field require quick thinking — but what happens when CPR is needed for an athlete with a suspected spinal injury? 🤔 Knowing the right steps can save a life AND protect the spine.
📝 our latest blog breaks it all down: essential tips for CPR and defibrillation in this critical situation. Don’t miss it!
Tap the link in our bio to read more and be prepared to act when it matters most. Let’s keep our youth athletes safe! 🙏

01/18/2025

At NYSAP we love celebrating our milestones! Today marks our first entirely medical student-led BLS CPR training day. Thank you so much to Sugarland Ice and Sports Center for allowing us to train your coaches. We learned a lot and are excited to continue to build relationships with youth sports programs in Houston!

07/29/2023

Prayers up to Bronny James, son of NBA star Lebron James, who has been discharged home from Cedars-Sinai after collapsing during a USC workout. He had suffered a sudden cardiac arrest and was successfully treated thanks to the swift response from the Trojans medical staff. Fortunately, he arrived to the hospital alert and neurologically in tact. This marks the second cardiac arrest in a year within the USC men’s basketball program — the first happening to Vince Iwuchuckwu during an informal practice last July. This yet again reinforces the value of having a staff trained to respond to cardiac emergencies and highlights the need for equipping all youth sports programs with AEDs and trained coaches.

05/11/2023

Had fun setting up an enclosure for Mission Hill Little League for the 2nd year in a row! Our secretary and Director of Community Outreach screwed it on upside down 😬🫣😮

But now it’s all fixed and ready to go!

04/20/2023

Three ZOLL AEDs headed to Weymouth Youth Football & Cheerleading for their upcoming season! We are

04/02/2023

Three AEDs headed to to start off their spring season! We have been getting requests from youth leagues all across MA the last couple months. It’s great to see parents and coaches so invested in sudden cardiac arrest preparedness! If you know of a youth sports program that would be interested in working with us, please email mysap.aed@gmail.com

01/08/2023

This past week, the world has rallied behind Damar Hamlin. Millions watched live as the Bills safety suffered a cardiac arrest after taking a hit from Dee Higgins, Cincinatti Bengals WR. Six days later, Damar is conscious and in recovery –– and was even live tweeting today’s matchup against the New England Patriots.

Damar’s story is chilling, but his remarkable recovery is also a testament to successful implementation of cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Within seconds, athletic staff swarmed the collapsed athlete. Sean McDermott, head coach of the Bills, credits assistant athletic trainer Denny Kellington (2nd photo) with saving Damar’s life for promptly administering compressions and defibrillation.

According to a paper published in JAMA Cardiology, roughly 90% of patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) do not survive until hospital discharge. Although grim, these stats seem to mask the amazing outcomes of those who receive rapid and appropriate cardiac care before reaching a hospital.

Damar Hamlin is fortunate to have had such an amazing and prepared care team. Although this is a story of CPR success, it should again remind us of those situations in which emergency cardiac care could be improved. Youth athletics does not require AEDs and CPR certification for coaches, and it is our hope that this incident will provide the impetus for youth sports administrators to take action and adopt these life-saving preventative measures.

06/29/2022

We wrapped up CPR training today for the counselors of the South Shore SNAP program. SNAP is a program that provides recreational activities for children and young adults with intellectual and physical challenges. We are proud to help protect these kids while they experience the joys of organized sports!
Big thanks to for providing us with Hingham fire/paramedics to teach the SNAP counselors.

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65A Industrial Park Road
Hingham, MA
02043

Website

http://nysapaed.com/

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