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What are the different jobs they have for sports?

I´m Jerry and I love sports and want to pursue it. #sports fanatic #ready

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Ashish’s Answer

Just add to the above mentioned good answers:
Lot of times you cant play a sport as you may may not be good at it but can get into sports journalism which will always keep you attached to your favorite sport.
As a sports journalist, you can expect a variety of job duties such as reporting game statistics, interviewing coaches and players and offering game commentary.

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Matthew’s Answer

Hi Jerry,

There are all sorts of options when looking at a career in sport - coaching, sports psychology, sports science, biomechanics, data analytics, teaching are just some examples of the many different routes you can take.

In my opinion, the best way would be to research a few, select areas that interest you most, then contact a few companies/people asking if you could do some work experience with them. Experience is key to ensure that you will enjoy the roles that you like the sound of before actively pursuing them.

Another option is to focus on sports science at first, which covers various different aspects of sporting performance, then either continue into a sport science role, or choose to further your studies and specialise in one of the subjects covered as part of sports science.

Hope this of some help!
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Aravindh’s Answer

There are different paths of career to choose when it comes to Sports.

1) Professional : Get trained on a sport and be competent to compete at different level.
2) Support: Below are the different categories of support
a) Physio
b) Fitness trainer
3) Corporate
a) Analytics
b) Automation
c) Website

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Mauro’s Answer

I would read upon or google Data And Sports. There you would see what kind of data is being produced around sports.
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