I really want to become a DPT and specialize in sports. Growing up I had an abundant amount of injuries and would spend a lot of time with physical therapists, but it wasn't until my pitching coach further inspired me to learn more about PT. This then peaked my curiosity on how the body works and moves and how baseball (specifically throwing athletes) relates to things like kinesiology. On top I just want athletes to be able to play again because I know how much mental stress it can be to be out of the sport you love. If you have any other information on specializing in sports I would be happy to know.

I'm 19 and I'm at a CC, and I want to become a DPT. I'm in my second semester of my first year. Now you mentioned to take as many classes as I can at a CC before going onto the next steps. Do you have a video out on what all classes you should take at a CC or do I just listen to my advisor. What extra steps do I need to make at a CC before going on?

Anyone foolish enough to be suckered into the nonsensical, cultish world of PT as a career deserves to get caught in its web. If ppl are just that incapable of critical thinking, then it's sad, but it's their tough luck. You can't rescue other ppl because they make stupid, uninformed decisions. The problem I have is the level of denial within the profession at large, the degree to which PT grifters try to sell younger PTs on bs, over-hyped courses that do not stand up to scrutiny. Shame on the PT profession. It is an imposter.

So I’m 34 years old and I’m a rock climber. I’m kind of in this moment in my life where I’m unsure what I want to do and physical therapy is definitely something that I’ve been interested in however sports PT is something that I feel like I can teach myself. whereas Neuro PT might be a better option for me. Would it be possible for me to be more of a sports Neuro PT? For example, chess is seen as a sport and if I can use my expertise to apply to all kinds of sports near a PT would be a good start in my opinion.

What’s ap? I’m northeast location personal trainer in past with cert, do you believe those courses are beneficial to starting and finishing physical therapy assistant within only two years max?!

If you don't mind feeling the life being crushed out of you under student loan debt, then maybe you won't mind the DPT. Physio is a bogus profession polluted by pseudoscience and lack of quality research. If you are lacking in critical thinking, if you are gullible and prone to jumping on the latest fad, if you lack integrity and don't mind ripping off the public when giving goofy exercises that anyone can look up on YT, then the PT world us your oyster. Physio is lame and goofy. Your call.

Sir …. Iam in my first semester pursuing bachelors’ in kinesiology and I have keen interest in to become dpt could you please tell me the road map

I found the section on Occupational Therapy really interesting. By the way, I've been hearing a lot about Resubot for creating resumes. Seems like a smart tool to have when you're applying for jobs in this field.

As someone who's thinking about a career change, this was eye-opening. I didn't realize how many options there are in healthcare.

I appreciate the detailed timeline in the description. Makes it easy to jump to the profession I'm interested in. Also, I heard about ResuBot, which could be helpful for resume building when applying to these jobs.

Thanks for breaking down the salaries and education needed for each profession. It’s super helpful for making a decision.

This video really helped clarify my thoughts on different healthcare professions. I was leaning towards nursing but now I'm considering a PA role too.

criminally underrated

Avoid PT as one of the worst career choices going. It is truly a pathetic, insecure and just goofy profession filled with immature doctor-wannabes choking on pseudoscience. Cultish, uncritical gobbledygook nonsense forced onto students in pre-licensure programs. The attrition rate of those leaving is among the very highest in healthcare. Run far and fast from this bs career.

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Such a GREAT VIDEO with WONDERFUL ALTERNATIVES!!!

Both represent the bottom of the barrel of professions in healthcare. They are both bullshit.

If it was so great, why do so many PTs leave the field every year? It is a flaky cult of wannabe doctors. An embarassment as a profession.

Thank you for sharing your story. I am currently taking pre-requisites for nursing but physical therapy is my preferred career choice. Definitely pursuing PTA and thank you such an awesome advice. By the way congratulations for passing your PTA board exam 🎉

Here is another lie told to PT students....that the DPT is a good career choice. What a complete crock of shit.

Thank you for this video and everyone that gave their input. I’m 20 and in CC working my way up, I’m happy to hear it’ll all be worth it. I tell people that it’s going to take me a few years but it’s nice being reminded the work that will come out of it

Can you give examples of how you would quantify the patient's problems and write measurable goals?

Biggest ripoff in healthcare.

I am a Kinesiologist in Canada and I got my own private center and I just did 135K$ in 2024. That's right that you need to grind some time but I got an Insane vitality and energy level, so that's not too bad. The goal is to optimize your services so you can take it more easy and make some decent money.

Looks like it would be good for increasing clubhead speed. Could you go from high to low as well?

ty for this video ! i'm considering being a PT

How much push up in each level?

Please interview a Respiratory Therapist.

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So how old is too old to start a new career???

what joke theycanthehelp

So if I were to start at a PTA and hopes on getting in at Pima. I could then jump into DPT?

Do you need to get your masters after you get your bachelors?

Thank you this video keeps me going. I’m currently going back to community college trying to start at a PT tech or aide while I try to get into a PT tech program.

I’m graduating highschool thinking of doing community college cause they have a pta program then get my bs in health science then get a doctorate

Why do you seem like you are painfully forcing everything you say 😂

Tzatziki ❤😊 looks yum!!

tell me more about radiology therapist also physical therapist

I would like to check for radiology,or billing and code,or medical assisting ..I just do not wat have a lots of debts also have to study all the time maybe too much for me

do u have facebook ?

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Do you know if there’s any noticeable difference between women and men PTs in sports physical therapy? Would you say women can do just as well as men in this specialty or is there an inclination to hire men in this specific area? I’m interested in sports physical therapy but don’t know if I’ll be seen as less capable because I’m female.

No, you gave 5 repeat intros for the first 2 min and 20 seconds of the video before you got into the actual point of the video. So , yea I absolutely hated the format.

Hello Doctor Lee, I hope this question reaches you. I am a biology/psych graduate and without kinesiology experience whatsoever. Is it a good idea to go to college for gain experience in the field as well as network with people in it?

That’s what I did for PTA school. I retook Anatomy and Physiology I and got an A. I had a D the first time which was 12 years ago. I was never stupid, just wanted to skate by school and now I’m older and low key feel like I’m drowning at 30. But I’m in PTA school now. It is what it is

The app is so expensive 😢

Im a kinesiology graduate with experience as a 4 months experience as a physiotherapist and chiropractic assistant, and 3 years of experience as a ergonomic project coordinator in industrial plants and offices. I always wanted to be a physiotherapist but i got side tracked and trying to re-align myself. Im 24 right now and live in Toronto Canada, im reviewing my options

You got lucky with that one. Many come into my clinic with a RCT.

My gpa is 0.5

I love how this push-up variation keeps things interesting. It’s a great way to engage different muscle groups.