strength and conditioning jobs
Hi All
I am sports science graduate with honours and I have a Postgraduate diploma in strength and conditioning from Scotland and I am looking to come over to the US. I will be certified/accredited by the National Strength and Condition association in april and I am looking at the posibility of coming over to US to work in professional sport or with institutes. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I have expierience in elite rugby |
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What is "rugby"?:confused:
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Rugby is like football but with no padding?????????
the All Blacks???? |
Re: strength and conditioning jobs
Originally Posted by meechan1983
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Rugby is like football but with no padding?????????
the All Blacks???? No, some football players are white, mostly quarterbacks though. You might be thinking of basketball. |
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haha love it mate
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Hi
You need to read this: http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Pulask...ork_in_the_USA Then come back with any more specific questions :) |
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If you're good enough the pro sports teams/organizations will come looking for you.
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thanks for that. Well i got invited over for a few interviews last summer but could not make it, however I was to recontact them. I know that I might need to apply for a job, then fly over for an interview as no one in their right mind would employ a stranger. By the look of it, an non-immigrant may be the best idea or a dual intent 01/p1. dont know if my skills are extraordinary but I do have 5yrs of university behind me. Maybe the best option would be an internship perhaps
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would you not need to send them some information relating to your credentials????? I am from the UK after all, so I would probably need some experience in US sports before this was feasible???
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Re: strength and conditioning jobs
Originally Posted by meechan1983
(Post 7348155)
By the look of it, an non-immigrant may be the best idea or a dual intent 01/p1.
Originally Posted by meechan1983
would you not need to send them some information relating to your credentials????? I am from the UK after all, so I would probably need some experience in US sports before this was feasible???
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Re: strength and conditioning jobs
Originally Posted by meechan1983
(Post 7348100)
Rugby is like football but with no padding?????????
the All Blacks???? After all Rugby came first and mamby pamby colonials couldn't take the pain that came with it so they decided to use armour to stop hurting themselves. Rugby footbal was invented by William Webb Ellis who was a sudent at Rugby school and first picked up a football during a game and ran with it. :) There have since been a few variations of the game ... American football, Australian rules football and Gaelic football for instance, the later two of which are not played by pooftas who have to wear protective colthing :rofl::rofl: |
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My stepson has his sports science 2 yr credential but is working in a factory in England saving "spending" money for his 4 years as a soccer player for a small university in the U.S. His scholarship pays the rest....it was only way he could get here.
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Originally Posted by Patrick Hasler
(Post 7348170)
You could point out that American football is really a puffy imitation of Rugby !
After all Rugby came first and mamby pamby colonials couldn't take the pain that came with it so they decided to use armour to stop hurting themselves. Rugby footbal was invented by William Webb Ellis who was a sudent at Rugby school and first picked up a football during a game and ran with it. :) There have since been a few variations of the game ... American football, Australian rules football and Gaelic football for instance, the later two of which are not played by pooftas who have to wear protective colthing :rofl::rofl: |
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I imagined it be be very hard to get to work/live in the US. I have been getting good feedback though when it comes to jobs/interns etc. Its very very hard in a field like this to get anywhere
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Re: strength and conditioning jobs
Originally Posted by meechan1983
(Post 7348182)
I have been getting good feedback though when it comes to jobs/interns etc.
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