does anybody know the best way to get into sports physio/sports nutrition.
what corses did you study at college/university
The best thing to do is to visit college websites or a career counselor. And then go into the department webpage and look to see if they have this major. It can also be called Kinesiology (like it is at Fresno State and Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo-I believe). If you do the research for which schools offer the programs then you will have different colleges to choose from.
Normally, you start out with the lower division classes like the theories and the sciences like anatomy and physiology and basic nutrition. You also may have to take a class where you volunteer in the locker room and work with athletes or shadow coaches and professors in this major. After the lower division classes you begin to take the classes that are more geared towards which specialty you want to major and minor (if you want) in.
There are programs all over the United States that offer these majors. If you have some free time, research which schools you are interested in first to see if they offer your major and then go from there!
Good Luck!
The best thing to do is to visit college websites or a career counselor. And then go into the department webpage and look to see if they have this major. It can also be called Kinesiology (like it is at Fresno State and Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo-I believe). If you do the research for which schools offer the programs then you will have different colleges to choose from.
Normally, you start out with the lower division classes like the theories and the sciences like anatomy and physiology and basic nutrition. You also may have to take a class where you volunteer in the locker room and work with athletes or shadow coaches and professors in this major. After the lower division classes you begin to take the classes that are more geared towards which specialty you want to major and minor (if you want) in.
There are programs all over the United States that offer these majors. If you have some free time, research which schools you are interested in first to see if they offer your major and then go from there!
Good Luck!
References :
Some universities have special courses/degrees in sports and couching.
One example can be Oxford Brookes University:
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/studying/courses/undergraduate/2008/nutrition
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/studying/courses/undergraduate/2008/sport
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/studying/courses/undergraduate/2008/sports_exercise
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/studying/courses/undergraduate/2008/sports_science
or Essex:
http://www.essex.ac.uk/intro/ug/courses.htm?area=SportsScience
or Birmingham:
http://www.sport.bham.ac.uk/usb_page.asp?section=00010001000100190014
References :