Chris Harp

I want to study sports medicine (physical theraphy), but I've been told it takes several years to specialize in this field, and at the same time, I don't think I have the financial resources to do it. Kinesiology, on the other hand, is shorter and I can study it at a community college that my...

just wondering if I am required to take all 4 years

I am thinking about going into Kinesiology and then onto becoming a Physical Therapist.

Really want to do something related to sports and sports medicine is most likely the easiest way to relate to something like that

I want to do something with sports medicine. I am not sure what class in school I should take next year to be ahead. I wanna be able to help athletes when injured.

I am a senior in highschool, pursuing kinesiology next year as an undergrad at ASU. I am steering towards becoming a PT or a Sports Medicine Physician. What certification should I get? And when should I get it by?

Senior in highschool going to ASU in the fall for Kinesiology.

I am a seventh grader who plays soccer and track and wants to do both in college. I recently tore my ACL and will not be able to do sports for a while. I know this site is for more desk management type of stuff, but does anyone know of exercise and workouts to do to keep in shape while...

I have always been involved in sports. I played volleyball in high school and will be playing beach volleyball in college. I would like a career where I am still involved in sports in some way. I would love to help young people achieve their athletic dreams. I have been inspired by so many...

I'm a junior looking into majoring in sports medicine. What is the educational path to become a certified athletic trainer? How long does it take from college to being fully qualified for the field? Why do some schools have 2 year programs and some are 5 years?

I’m going to college and got the path figured out, but I was just wanting to know if the best way is to do internships at public gyms, CrossFit, sports team’s athletic trainers, or other places. If anyone has some tips or suggestions, I would love some insight!

As I've been looking into more colleges for admissions, I've noticed that not all of them have either kinesiology or exercise science. After looking more into it, I can't decide whether exercise sciences or kinesiology would be better suited for my major to help get my doctorate.

I am a sophomore in highschool and I am highly interested in sports medicine, more specifically athletic training. I don't know where to even begin for this profession and am looking for guidance!

Hi, I'm Kiyah and I'm in 10th grade. I play flag football and basketball, and I play track. My flag football coach is one of my mentors, and she's a personal trainer, which sparked my interest in the topic. I also would like to take it to a professional level, working in the NBA or NFL.

Right now, I am a gymnast and I'm interested in some type of sports medicin. I'm considering jobs like athletic trainer, physical therapist, and sports nutritionist.