Why I Want To Pursue A Degree In Sport And Exercise Science

I studied various subjects that help me to learn new knowledge. Psychology was one of my favourite subjects, which helped me to understand human behaviour, but also my self. Life science was my passion, I learned the amazing way our body works. It is so incredible how different cells, microorganisms, organs and others are connected together and work together to form what we are. I found Core Skills as a very helpful subjects .I was constantly acquired new skills and develop them such as essay writing, referencing. Health Studies was the subject that I studied for the first time. It was very educational and it has helped me to broaden my knowledge of British Health Care System. OCN English and OCN Maths were both very helpful for me to upgrade my knowledge.

My dedication to a discipline can be seen through both music and sport. I have been playing guitar for 8 years, achieving Grade 5 in classical guitar as well as being profficient with electric guitar. This is parallel to my commitment to sport which can be seen through Judo as previously mentioned, alongside Rugby which I have played consistently through my time at secondary school, eventually playing senior rugby in year 11. I hope to apply this dedication to a life revolving around Biomedical Sciences so I can make a significant contribution to the future of medicine.

My experience also enabled me to understand how an individual’s mentality, anatomy, and body movements can contribute to the overall progress of healing as it requires a lot of patience and motivation. Therefore, pursuing a degree in Kinesiology would be my greatest desire as I want to help individuals heal through methods of physical movements and because I believe it encompasses two of my favourite subjects, science and physical education. Throughout my experience in high school, my interest in health and physical activities has only grown stronger. As an illustration, over the past four years, I have been involved in various sports such as the varsity girl’s soccer team, varsity girl’s flag football team, and badminton

The path that lead me to choose Sport Management as a major began at a young age where I demonstrated my admiration for sports. I have been participating in sports my entire life and still do to this day. Unfortunately, my time as an athlete will eventually come to an end and I will need to find an occupation that I have passion for. I asked myself the question, “Why not continue my passion in sports”? Being able to work with sports, but not directly in the spotlight, as an athlete is something I would love to be apart of.

This step lays the groundwork towards my expertise in athletic training. My schooling provides the opportunity to acquire the experience I will apply to different circumstances in the future, and permits me the ability to test my proficiency of the situations. Education forms the way I will react to distinct situations. With this necessary information, I will not only be confident in myself , but I will also have the same confidence in the decisions I make. As time goes on, continuing education will be an essential component which will aid in remaining up to date with regards to revised treatment plans and enhanced

I have always been stuck on the same major since I was a freshmen in high school, and nothing has yet changed my mind. Through athletic experiences, and playing three sports throughout high school career, injuries from that sport, shadowing opportunities, and classes that have impacted my choice of my major. I have chose the major of Athletic Training, and I have many reasons behind why I chose it. From all of my experiences, I have felt and have been supported and that is a big part of athletic training and reason I have chosen the major as well, so I am able to show support to others the way I have felt it. Throughout picking my major, I also have a big support system of people who have supported my decision including my family, friends,

From a very young age, I have loved being involved in sport and fitness. My earliest memories all involve me running around with a ball or a bat of some kind either in my hand or at my feet. My love for physical activity has remained and since then, I have becoming increasingly interested in coaching and the more theoretical side of sport. This has inspired me to pursue a career in physical education and coaching.

Being an athletic trainer in various sports for over five years, Pete has a great deal of insight and suggestions for someone who is interested in the field. As I am now considering a supplementary degree in athletic training, Pete has been exceptionally helpful in guiding me through that world. As many of my courses in Kinesiology also apply to an Athletic Training degree, he proposes that I get another bachelor’s degree, as it would take only a short period of time. In lieu of that option, he recommends that I begin a master’s program in athletic training upon completion of my current degree. Nevertheless, I must first decide if this career is the proper choice by evaluating the negative and positive aspects.

As a student athlete who has suffered several sports-related injuries, including concussions, I plan to pursue a major and a career that allows me to help other athletes recover physically and mentally from sports-related injuries. I plan to major in Athletic Training with possible minor in Psychology. From my conversations with a faculty adviser in the School of Public Health, I know that the Athletic Training program at IU is extremely competitive. In case I do not get accepted into the program, my back-up major is Exercise Science. After earning that degree, I hope go on to earn my Master’s in Athletic Training.

Sports Scientist and Physiotherapist – We have one sport scientist and one physiotherapist on site at every training session and every game. They work with the players and offer 1-to-1 support on all physiological aspects of their

I decided to pursue Kinesiology as my major because I am very much interested in helping people of all ages reach their fitness goals, give them knowledge on how to live a healthy life and to help them understand that healthy eating and exercise needs to be a part of their lifestyle. Since I was six years old I have always played sports. I was forced into playing as a kid due to the fact that my parents and some of my cousins are former athletes. I began to develop a passion for sports that has continued to this day. Life was difficult when I was younger. I was overweight and there was an unfortunate reaction of the other students who made a mockery of my weight. Nevertheless, I was still surprisingly athletic. I would spend nights upset due to the fact that I was bigger than all of my friends and would constantly ask my dad how to lose weight and get muscles. Granted, I was around 10 years old at the time so there are not many exercises that you can do at this age besides push-ups, sit-ups and running laps around the track.

I was introduced to exercise science and physiology when I began working for Alycia Kluegl, an exercise physiologist for whom I’ve worked for as a massage therapist since 2008. She has been a great inspiration and a tremendous source of knowledge. She has helped me to view exercise as one of the main foundations of ideal health and as a major form of preventative medicine. I haven’t a clue as to why it took me as long as it did to realize that her profession was exactly what I wanted for myself. Now that I have, I couldn’t be more certain that this is the career path that I was meant to do.

After completing my undergraduate studies in Kinesiology, I want to expand my knowledge in Anatomy and Physiology, and IONM seems to be an ideal fit. I found out about Safe Passage my senior year while attending the University of Rhode Island through a neurophysiologist who currently works for the company. She told me about the program that is offered and the career opportunities that it entails. Working in the healthcare industry has always been something I have always dreamed of and I cannot pass up the opportunity of working in an actual operating room. I was drawn to anatomy early in college which led to a desire to understand and study more of the human body as a whole. By pursuing this field of study, I am directly impacting people’s

I am currently down as majoring in “Health Studies” so I decided to look at what that may entail, I looked at the “Exercise, Sport, & Movement Sciences Concentration” (ESMS) first, which would require 41 hours of general education requirements with coursework in either kinesiology, physiology, biomechanics, motor behaviour, or exercise programming. The biomechanics of the body and how it works is something which interests me with playing sport as it is fairly certain along the way to pickup an injury so it would be helpful if I would be able to make a bit of a diagnosis myself.

Pursing a degree in the Masters of Science in sports management at Norther Illinois University will lead my passion for sports into a developed career as well as achieving my philosophy of continuing education. As an Elementary Education undergraduate student, I quickly acquired in my field experiences the importance of learning something new every day because life never stops teaching. Teachers can be anyone, but learners must be willing to listen and be open minded of others opinions and knowledge. The Masters of Science in sports management will allow me to fulfill my philosophy and strong desire for higher learning in an area I want to build knowledge upon that will lead into a future career.