That's exactly what I would recommend! This is probably the best course of action when you consider Paul's symptoms. Paul is displaying the primary symptoms of an asthma attack. The first thing to do is to have him stop working out immediately. Have Paul sit down in a well-ventilated area and give him water to drink. Also, cold air can trigger asthma, so if it's cold outside, take him into the training room to rest. Because asthma is a possible source of Paul's problem, you shouldn't let him exercise until you know for sure what's going on. The only appropriate course of action is to take him to the nurse or doctor as soon as possible. You certainly shouldn't send him home without having him evaluated first. It's probably not necessary to call an ambulance at this point, as long as you take him to the school clinic or physician right away. Choose another track team member to work with by clicking on a name below. Or, if you've finished working with all of these athletes, click Next. Select a track team member: