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Bodybuilding Related Careers

Ibanez

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Since I'm into bb and think it's fun and I enjoy it, I'm wondering what careers would be related to the bbing?
 
1. Personal Trainer
2. Fitness Management.
3. Owning your own supplement retail store
4. Creating new equipment
5. Strength and Conditioning specialist (Very tough to get this job)
6. Adapted Physical Activity Specialist: Requires you to design fitness activities for disabled individuals. Growing occupation. Fun and rewarding, I loved my experience as volunteer for APA specialists which was required by one of my classes.
7. PE teacher (I will do this for a living, as well as coach football on the side)
 
Personal trainer/nutritionist, modeling/acting, and becoming a professional bodybuilder. I am sure there are more, but don't put all of your eggs in one basket. What I am saying is that these professions either don't pay well, or are extremely hard to get into.
 
Iron Warrior said:
1. Personal Trainer
2. Fitness Management.
3. Owning your own supplement retail store
4. Creating new equipment
5. Strength and Conditioning specialist (Very tough to get this job)
6. Adapted Physical Activity Specialist: Requires you to design fitness activities for disabled individuals. Growing occupation. Fun and rewarding, I loved my experience as volunteer for APA specialists which was required by one of my classes.
7. PE teacher (I will do this for a living, as well as coach football on the side)
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PE Teacher...reminds me of what I heard from someone before. Those who can't do, Teach, those who can't teach...teach gym. :D
 
Ibanez....harsh words brother, being a gym teacher isn't easy. Don't speak before you've actually tried it. If that's his aspiration, then good luck Iron Warrior.
 
Buy a gym. Thats what I'm going to do ;)
 
Believe it or not, but all my research that went into bodybuilding (training, nutrition, etc.) since I was 13 made nursing school and the pre-req's (anatomy&physiology and such) a breeze.
 
The guy that runs our gym at work has it preety good Ibanez. All he does is run it like a private owned facility and its a corporate/company gym.
If im not mistaken he has a degree PE/ Nutrition, something like that.
Good luck
 
Do not start a supp store unless you have a ton of money saved. I have to put 90% of what I make right back in to my store. 1 f a s t is lucky. Look in to being a supplement distributor. I actually made more money doing it out of my house. Just my 2 cent.
 
Sheesh said:
Ibanez....harsh words brother, being a gym teacher isn't easy. Don't speak before you've actually tried it. If that's his aspiration, then good luck Iron Warrior.
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I have a lot of respect for gym teachers. My gym teacher is very cool. The statement I previously made was a joke, so no one take it seriously.
 
Sheesh said:
Ibanez....harsh words brother, being a gym teacher isn't easy. Don't speak before you've actually tried it. If that's his aspiration, then good luck Iron Warrior.
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For real bro. I've done field work at a local elementary school by my University. This job requires lots of patience because many PE teachers are/were skilled athletes so we expect this to be easy for most kids, but that's not the case. I saw 3 hot ass teachers at that school in the teachers lounge so I hope I get a job there when I graduate:D
 
Gay whore is a route you could choose. I doubt you'd be the first.

Just kidding (almost).

There are a number of potential careers, whether you decide upon physiotherapist, PE teacher, massage thereapist, personal trainer, sports physician or trying to sell creatine at GNC depends on if you're an idiot or not and if you're willing to put in the time to get a real degree.
 
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