into the field of Athletic Training. Athletic Training is not the easiest filed to go into. It “encompasses the prevention, diagnosis, and intervention of emergency, acute, and chronic medical conditions involving impairment, functional limitations, and disabilities” (........). In other words, it is a medical field in which helps athletes get back on their feet and back into the game after they suffer from an injury whether the injury occurred in a game or in practice. Athletic training not only
Personal Statement My interest in Sport Management came at a very critical point in my undergraduate collegiate career. During my freshman year, I was at that time an Athletic Training major that was not sure if I wanted to actually become an athletic trainer and deal with all the components that came with it. I always knew that I wanted to be around sports when I graduated and I figured that athletic training would allow me to be close with multiple sports while doing something I loved, helping
I strongly believe the statement by Abraham Lincoln, “Humans are meant to live more life in their years than years in their life.” As a physical therapist, I plan to aid individuals in recovery and assist them in resuming their normal activities. It is vital that individuals live a full and productive life, spend time with family and friends, and enjoy each day. I will be working with patients that suffer from injuries, birth defects, and diseases that affect physical mobility. I will provide them
competition. Finally focusing on track and field as a high jumper for his senior year of high school then on to college. Josh’s stature is indicative of a very active person whose physique upon first glance but doesn’t seem to fit the stereotypical personal trainer build. He doesn’t carry over exaggerated arms, boasted back muscles or a vein filled swollen neck. His build resembles more of the sports in which participated in like soccer and track and field athlete. His legs are just developed or than his