Top Jobs for Kinesiology Majors (5 HIGH PAYING JOBS)

[@drjustinleedpt]

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[@angeldominik650]

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[@dsledgend]

2:17 Personal Trainer/Fitness Coach 5:05 Sports Strength and Conditioning Coach 6:58 Exercise Physiologist 8:56 Physical Therapist/Occupational Therapist 11:30 Chiropractor Straight from the description in case y'all missed it

[@drjustinleedpt]

Heck yeah Daryl. Thank you!

[@dantheman669]

Personal trainer = glorified workout buddy.

[@Boriqua76]

@@dantheman669 depends on the trainer.

[@rockydiblasio5723]

@@Boriqua76 100% some trainers are a waste of money!! However if you get the right one, it’s worth it. The top tier trainers get paid their well-deserved money and while the ones at bottom get paid what they deserve as well 👎🏼

[@Boriqua76]

@@rockydiblasio5723 I never got paid much 😭 I sucked at sales. I’m great at my current job (Physical Therapist Assis)

[@MarS-dc2qx]

Got my bachelors in kinesiology and then entered the physical therapy program, graduated last year. I am now a physical therapist, it was a lot of hard work!. However it was worth it at the end, I now make really good money. 😁

[@drjustinleedpt]

Congrats! Yes the money is definitely a plus 🤑 all your hard efforts got you to where you are at today! PROUD OF YOU BRO!

[@user-my1bf8ng5z]

Thank you for telling us! I am currently going to graduate high school, and I’m in love with running and lifting and all of that. This gives me hope into not ending up with a useless degree. Thank you take care !

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@user-my1bf8ng5z you’re absolutely welcome! This degree is super versatile, but for sure requires you to hustle with it. If you love being active and teaching others about it, for sure it’s a great degree!

[@Kj-gn2ex]

How Difficult Was It?

[@Mingmingmeow90]

Very pleased to hear that mate, congrats

[@alexanderboyle762]

I was a Kinesiology student, decided to follow up with post grad in Prosthetics and Orthotics. It was a great choice and I worked in medical sales upon graduation! Now really enjoying investing though!

[@darioiii9773]

I'm 32 and just got let go from what I thought I'd be doing the rest of my life and now im considering going back to school for Kinesiology to change my career and your video was incredibly helpful!

[@Clean000]

How is it so far my guy?

[@yesand2339]

I'm 33 and doing the exact same thing now!

[@Clean000]

@@yesand2339 what did u do before?

[@eduardocaballero2317]

What happened?

[@nathannelson9889]

Shoot I’m 37 and am currently doing that! I lost my job and now I’m in my senior year of Kinesiology.

[@murphslosinit]

This vid was super helpful and inspiring, for real! I’m currently down 273lbs and looking to help people who have struggled, like me! Feeling passionate about all of this! Thank you for breaking it down! Appreciate you!!

[@kaiphan1346]

Holy congrats bro!

[@miminewbean8518]

In applying for a PT grad school and when I don’t want to work on school (1 semester away from kin bachelors) I just watch your videos to reignite the flame for PT 🔥 🔥🔥

[@drjustinleedpt]

HELL TO THE MOTHA FRICKEN YES!!! Stay motivated Mimi! You’re almost there. You’re going to kill the game 🔥

[@braxtongirtman3674]

Thanks for the tips and job options. I’m a college sophomore(in Kinesiology by my mom’s recommendation instead of pre-med) and I was researching jobs that will truly support me through med school.

[@drjustinleedpt]

I would highly highly highly recommend that you look into working as a part-time personal trainer while you were going through med school. It is super flexible and you can make your own hours at any time. It also pays really well, which is also a plus! I’m glad you found these tips helpful 🤩

[@noragonzalez5582]

I really needed this video! I’m getting my bachelors in kinesiology next year and unfortunately I’m still undecided. I’m leaning more towards PT or Chiropractics but anything can happen. I was interested in the fitness coach info, can you do a video sharing your journey on becoming one and your experiences. Anything is much appreciated :)

[@drjustinleedpt]

Nice!! Well its definitely a major that is specific so you really want to love what this field can give you. I just dropped a NEW VIDEO on my journey to becoming a PT. You should watch it. I think you'll find a lot of value from it. And comment what you liked about it!! I want to hear (:

[@parminderdhaliwal4565]

How much cost for bachelor degree in kinesiology needs? Please tell

[@bacccarani]

I got my kin degree in 2018, i personally think it was the worst career decision i made. the $800K for being a head coach for a US school football was cool. i'd love to see you make a video about how kin majors can pivot into non-kin career path. 13:50 - this would be a great video topic in my opinion. it would be great to have kin alumni on your channel! like button has been smashed.

[@drjustinleedpt]

Thank you for your honesty. I know this degree isn’t for everyone and unfortunately students will get into it without knowing everything about the major and the job outlooks. I think that would be an excellent video topic and I’ll put it in the list to make for sure. I appreciate your feedback! Thank you for the like!!!!!

[@bacccarani]

@@drjustinleedpt Excellent! Glad to see you've made about Physical Therapy, Nursing and Chiropractic, will watch them soon. Hoping to seeing a video discussing how to pivot into non-health related careers. I would also love to see a video discussing the demand and job market conditions for kin graduates.

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@bacccarani I appreciate it man! I’ll put those video topics on the list and see what I can do! Thanks for your support and please let me know how I could support you more 😎

[@Raiderhalo]

I’m currently a first-year Kinesiology Major At California Polytechnic State University! Been unsure if whether or not I still want to do Physical Therapy, but your channel and program is something I most definitely will take along my road!

[@drjustinleedpt]

HECK YES!!!! There are a lot of options for you, but if you’re willing to go to grad school and work with patients with physical treatments, then PT is the way to go!!! It’s super versatile in what you can do too

[@backchodsayar5427]

Hey bro tell me is any Indian their?

[@trinjames]

Appreciate this video. I'm about to turn 31 and have decided to make a career change. I have a distinct interest in health and fitness, so I am ready for the new challenge.

[@drjustinleedpt]

You’re very welcome! It’s never too late to pivot in your life. Which career appealed to you the most?

[@bwoyyyy8729]

Awesome video as usual broski! PT school is pretty intimidating, I have a 3.52 GPA so far in my kinesiology bachelors but I obviously need more to be considered a "good" candidate but your videos are a great motivation 🤙🙌

[@drjustinleedpt]

Thank you for your encouraging comment bro! A 3.52 GPA it’s still good and makes you a high-quality candidate, but of course because PT school is so competitive, boosting your GPA and getting involved with other extracurricular activities will help you stand out more!

[@drjustinleedpt]

I recommend watching this video to inspire you to find ways to stand out kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppzUaqWqpKaSrsU

[@dasaralibegu2670]

Great video! We appreciate the time taken out to make it as simple and easy to follow while learning a whole lot at the same time! Keep them coming

[@christianbreton1755]

I love your energy ! I'm a business major but I'm about to change to kinesiology thank you so much !

[@drjustinleedpt]

Dude that’s awesome to hear! Happy to help in any way that I can!

[@hammadmaqbool7970]

Very different but exciting career route! Best wishes!

[@thelonewolf2073]

Im studying to get my Personal Training certificate in my community college and im almost done!!! I also am working towards becoming a Physical Therapist, DPT!!! I thought my passion for bodybuilding would be helpful if i went further and educated myself. I also figured if I became a personal trainer, I could pay off my physical therapy school costs!

[@drjustinleedpt]

I love that you are being self-sufficient and working hard to elevate yourself. Making money as a personal trainer is a great way to start growing your bank account and it would be very helpful while you are in PT school as well

[@thelonewolf2073]

Thank you so much, Justin!!! Yes, its a good idea and I am thinking if I work in a hospital setting it might help me when I become a physical therapist!@@drjustinleedpt

[@p0is0nivy]

I’m about to be binge watching your KZbin for a while I’m learning so much

[@drjustinleedpt]

So glad to hear it !

[@Arminsaf2]

Really wish we had more kinesiology majors enter into the upper division medical community. Many MD’s and DO’s are very book smart, but lack experience in sports and sports medicine. This gives many people a very lackluster treatment program.

[@drjustinleedpt]

Oooooof! You 100% understand this!!! OMg this is a huge gap that needs to be filled in the higher medical community

[@evanfreshley]

question; what exactly would you consider to be the “upper division medical community”?

[@Arminsaf2]

@@evanfreshley Nurse practitioner, physicians assistant, medical Doctor, Doctor of Osteopathy. Those are the big 4 but I could add few others

[@reginahutchinson4057]

This was so so good. I am interested in becoming a PERSONAL TRAINER OR ANYTHING WITH WELLNESS MOVEMENT and healing the body. Or preserving the body.

[@the_nurse_boy]

hello, will you kindly help me more about wellness, I'm currently studying bachelor of health and wellness studies but I don't know careers in the field

[@Mingmingmeow90]

Will Kinesiology help me start my own fitness brand/gym and therapy clinic?

[@drjustinleedpt]

It ABSOLUTELY WILL!! You can learn that info from a personal training certification but the depth of knowledge gained from an undergrad will take you to the next level!

[@Balling4lfe]

I’m so happy I came across your channel!!! I graduated with my bachelor last year in Exercise Health Science from a great State school and did a 400 hours internship with a D1 Ivy League University in their Strength and Conditioning program. Right now, I’m quite stuck on my career path. I know I want to be in human sport performance and work with elite athletes. My question is, should I pursue more internship with different S&C programs or go for my exercise physiologist cert. Thank you for the information presented in the video!

[@drjustinleedpt]

Hey Herve! Thanks for dropping thru! Wow you have a lot of good experiences under your belt. I would encourage you to keep going for it and working up the ladder with more sports related things. You already know a lot from your bachelors degree.. I dont think a cert is going to help you with your elite athlete goal too much…

[@roseg1333]

My brother is a DPT and lives his career my husband has an undergrad and masters in kinesiology and loves his career as a P.E. Teacher just wondering what to do with my Kinesiology degree 😅

[@LisaGallegos]

How come my kiniseology major / pilates instructor friend helped me WAY more than any of my PTs I’ve tried? Lol I just find it interesting that a lot of PTs are not helpful at all and just look thru their files of “oh here’s neck pain exercises…here you go!” Although… my dogs PT helped him So much Maybe it’s cause I went under insurance 😢 but honestly, my friend is CONSTANTLY doing continuing ed and actually caring makes a big diff…vs big insurance PTs prob get jaded (just a guess!)

[@well2006]

Hi, can you please make a video that provides tips and places where we can volunteer to get experience? Great video and thanks for sharing.

[@drjustinleedpt]

Of course! I actually have a video that shares that and how you can land a job right now during covid. Check it out here kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIbdk5ifa7-DpKM

[@sandyangeles3806]

In May 2020, I received my B.S in kinesiology, and I applied to OT school. However, it’s so competitive and I do not know what job I should get without having to go to grad school. What is your opinion? How do you feel about a physical education teacher?

[@drjustinleedpt]

I think if you really want to become an OT, you should continue to pursue it. Even if you receive a rejection letter, do not let it stop you from achieving your dreams! However if you want to become a PE teacher, I think it is a great career especially because you are in the school system. That means you have consistency, security, and good benefits! Not to mention the long breaks like winter and summer break since you’ll be with the school year

[@alexisbalderas6350]

Just started school Getting bachelors in kine At the same time getting my personal trainer certificate online NASM certified preferably Then specialize in physiology maybe

[@bringfit]

Realistically, you have better chances of becoming a hollywood actor than being a strength and conditioning coach at the college or pro level

[@drjustinleedpt]

It is true it is really difficult to become a strength and conditioning coach at the college or pro level, but it is not impossible! You definitely have to eat it and work for really cheap or volunteer, but I’ve witnessed people train through the suck and achieve their dreams

[@graciegrace5890]

Thank you for your video, it was so informative and helpful. I would like to ask mainly on two questions on behalf of my friend, in his final year of master degree in kinesiology, final stage in writing his paper. The question is , 1)when is the most ideal time to start to look for a job? e.g. The paper will be all done around May, when would be the ideal time, or in other words, when do the students mostly start to look for a job) .2) What are the main routes/ sites to look for kinesiology related jobs? Thanks millions

[@drjustinleedpt]

So glad this video was helpful! To answer your questions, I would recommend you look to apply for jobs about 1-2 months prior to graduation. And the main routes, jobs you can look at with a masters in kinesiology is a college sports and conditioning coach, college professor, or fitness coach for bigger corporations like google, boeing, etc

[@gonzmaister7035]

Great video. It´s a pity that in Spain, we only have one or two jobs of the five you posted here. The salaries here are awful and there is a long way to get the same recognition than in United States, Australia or UK.

[@drjustinleedpt]

aw man.. I’m sorry it’s like that in Spain. Yes to my knowledge the human movement and conservative care route is more prevalent in those countries that you mentioned. I believe India Korea and other Asian countries value this field of study too

[@richardmaxim2708]

Found your account late, but perfect timing for me. I'm on the last half of getting my kines bachelor's and am strongly considering staying at my university for a masters. I really apprciate you sharing all this info and Iplan to take your success course over summer👍

[@sundayveronica2728]

I really appreciate the time you took out to make this video Right now am pursuing my bachelor as a kinesiology major and through your videos I finally found my area of interested which is physical therapy. I would like to get into a school of physical therapy for my masters in any Canadian or USA schools I would really appreciate if anyone could suggest any to me that has high acceptance rate for africans and requirements so I can be better prepared

[@TravisMiller-w2d]

Love the video! Very interested in altering my career path towards kinesiology. Would love a moment to speak with you and pick your brain! Keep up the great videos 🎉

[@ThRunninHub]

How is kinesiology different from exercise physiology

[@hectorhernandez3386]

I’m currently a senior in high school and i want to become an Athletic Trainer and no colleges or universities near me offer an AT major. If i were to get a degree in kinesiology would it help me become an Athletic Trainer

[@drjustinleedpt]

Since becoming an ATC now requires you to get a masters, it really does not matter what undergrad major you choose. However, a kinesiology major will for sure help you with understanding human movement a lot better, which is important in aspects of an ATC

[@jackson88052]

Love this video I am a senior student athlete at LRU Exercise Science major. I plan on applying to PT school this fall and if I don’t get accepted then I will get my masters and certification for strength and conditioning

[@drjustinleedpt]

NICE!!! Did you start on your PTCAS application yet? Have you encountered any obstacles or struggles that you might need additional help with? I think that’s a good back up plan, but I would also suggest considering to not so easily give up on your dreams to be a PT. Many students get denied from PT but they push through the struggle and end up getting accepted the following year

[@stevenlopez1717]

Did you get accepted??

[@summerdalton6417]

How much more could I make being a personal trainer with a bachelors in kinesiology vs a certification? I’m very interested in becoming a personal trainer and would love to see a video about it!

[@drjustinleedpt]

Honestly I dont think you will make THAT MUCH more with a bachelors vs certification. However you will have a tremendous opportunity to grow in management with your bachelors. You definitely should increase your rates (if you go private) after you received your degree.

[@barnabassahay821]

Starts from 2:18😉

[@808Hawaiiansouljah]

Hey I am about to graduate with my kinesiology degree this spring and I want to work before going into grad school for PT. Where should I work that will be the most beneficial towards PT school?

[@drjustinleedpt]

Personal trainer will be a great one! Or as an PT aide is good too. If you have opportunity to work in the service industry, those are all great too! Congrats on your future graduation with the best major in the universe!!

[@TheRenaissanceAmazon]

But there’s a big difference between Kinesiology and Exercise and Physiology. They are not the same.

[@DS-pj3hu]

I'm currently in the process of getting my personal training certification. I have a huge passion for fitness and helping people, but I'm worried about making sales and getting clients. Is it necessary to be an extravert in this career?

[@drjustinleedpt]

Definitely NOT necessary. As long as you can CONNECT with people on a deep level and display leadership to show others that you have the answer to their fitness problem. DO IT!!!

[@spareld]

Have my degree in Kinesiology. I'm a trainer and now trying to get my CEP scared because I don't know of you can find clinical internship after college.

[@drjustinleedpt]

Why don’t you try looking for internships now and ask if they can hold you a spot or you can get training while going through the course?

[@nighthawk5859]

Iam a PE Teacher in Texas with a Bachelor's of Science in Kinesiology and I'm making 55k a year. Pretty good for my 1st professional job.

[@nighthawk5859]

@bpatt_215weightlossathletics wow

[@nighthawk5859]

@bpatt_215weightlossathletics damn :(

[@physy3339]

I'm really undecided between bachelor degree in kinesiology+ DPT, just bachelor in physical therapy or just associate degree in radiology

[@heniedeloyola3250]

Ha ha you're right coz I'm highschool graduation only but I already using it for my massage and bone allignment.

[@johanamedina491]

Hello I have a question I am currently a kinesiology major but it focuses more on rehabilitation. It’s called Clinical exercise and rehabilitation specialist. Do the same jobs that you talked about apply?? Or are there more jobs opportunities ?

[@drjustinleedpt]

These jobs absolutely apply for your major!! Actually, learning about rehab is a great way to gain insight in these fields too because it teaches you the full length of the rehab/fitness journey - from injury/rehab to fitness/performance

[@njjaime5869]

Thanks for the help just graduated high school every help full

[@drjustinleedpt]

Great! So glad this video was able to bring you value my friend

[@emilyd9882]

What would be the best summer jobs for kinesiology students?

[@drjustinleedpt]

It would depend on what career you are trying to get into so you can cater your job towards that. But I would recommend any type of summer sports camp jobs, Interning with a sports team, coach, personal trainer (if you have a certification), or any entry level (meaning you don’t need any prior training) positions that mimic your future career. I would also recommend getting in contact with a person who working as your ideal career and asking them what they would recommend

[@a.g.7001]

Great information! 👍🏼

[@drjustinleedpt]

Thank you so much!

[@JohnHernandez-kh1vt]

Assistance fiscal therapy. Helping

[@kierah370]

I am interested in getting my Bachelors in Kinesiology and getting Certified as a chiropractic physician assistant. I have not heard much about it or how to get there. Is there any information you could give me?

[@aminhope_fit]

love the video and details you drop in this video. keep going, dude!

[@drjustinleedpt]

Wow thanks so much for sharing this thoughtful and kind comment! I APPRECIATE YOU AMiN!

[@EDDRDZ-yz3nh]

can you go to med school after graduating from kinesiology?

[@drjustinleedpt]

This is a great video topic. I definitely want to talk another this in further detail. But to be quick about it, you CAN go to med school with a kinesiology degree, but you will have to do more work because a lot of the classes that are required for this major does not match up with the prerequisites for med school. So on top of the classes required to graduate, you’ll have to take additional classes. Thanks for the feedback and question. You inspired me!

[@rachelruiz5637]

You can go to med school from any major as long as you get a good score on your MCAT :)

[@the_nurse_boy]

will kindly ask to make a video about bachelor of health and wellness studies careers

[@titusjackson1686]

I was looking for colleges and most don’t have physical education program, is kinesiology a good substitute so I can earn a physical education teacher job?

[@drjustinleedpt]

Yes !! Absolutely! You can earn a kinesiology degree and then get the needed credentials and certifications for a PT teacher

[@adamkoczij2878]

Super cool vid!

[@hanssacosta1990]

Awesome explanations thanks bro

[@drjustinleedpt]

Thank you so much bro I really appreciate your feedback. Which career path did you decide on?

[@Miles-yi7gk]

As a Nigerian studying physiology aspiring to work in the uk what moves do you think i should make or whats your say

[@garhbetheieltswithmegha1223]

Msc in kinesology is for teaching only ? Or the person can do all the jobs which you mentioned above?

[@neetined5331]

Why do think Kinesiology major stands out when you can do same job with personal trainer certification? I wanted to know how major can help you being outstand? Than just personal trainer certification? What do think you can do more with the majors in comparison to CPT? How these two differs in terms of knowledge, practice and benefits to design a workout program or being a fitness trainer ?

[@oluomachinwogu9502]

I am an undergraduate studying Human Physiology at the moment. I want to consider Kinesiology or Exercise Physiology during my Master's program. Which one do you consider best for me?

[@dwu9369]

My favorite barista at the local Starbucks has a degree in Kinesiology. I asked her what's that? Now I know.

[@drjustinleedpt]

You should use some funny puns to engage in conversation with her. I have video that will teach you a lot! It might inspire some pick up lines (; kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpjXnqRtosyMl5Y

[@danieldalan5237]

You should ask her why she got a major if she isn’t going to use it 👌🏻

[@danieldalan5237]

Just because you get the degree doesn’t put you at the finish line

[@thomaslee4501]

How was it like when you had to source your own clients as a personal trainer (private)? I feel like the benefit of working corporate is a steady source of clients

[@hectorlara6148]

How far is the near future for a masters turning into a doctoral degree for OT?

[@drjustinleedpt]

According to AOTA, it states “The Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE®) has mandated that the entry-level degree requirement for the occupational therapist will move to the doctoral level by July 1, 2027.”

[@jovanyrodriguez8034]

im trying to get my kinesiology bachelors, and basically im doing it to be a personal trainer but for private and like how you said in your video about the side hustle and how to do it. do you have a video about it ? if not can you ? please ? i didnt know what major i needed to study for but thanks to you, you guided me into the right direction and i want to go into the first topic you talked about but private, because i want to build my own gym also but while im studying i want to get that experience and that side hustle going. i love to workout and i want to get more in depth with it. any recomendations > or tips ?

[@jovanyrodriguez8034]

thank you again. THIS SERIOUSLY HELPED A LOT. AND MADE IT CLEAR THAT I AM ON THE RIGHT TRACK. THANK YOU !!

[@drjustinleedpt]

You’re on the right track! Definitely start out by getting your own clients and then transition to a gym. It’s super important that you are passionate about this field because down the road, you’re going to burn out and if you don’t have a passion for this, if will be much harder. Unfortunately I do not have a video on getting clients, but I actually would want to make one! What would you want me to cover in it?

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@jovanyrodriguez8034 YESS!!! I’m so glad you’re feeling better about this decision. I’m here if you need anything 😇

[@garysiu5498]

Hi Dr Justin, i come across your video, it’s great ! I always interested in PT, because I hv muscle imbalance and hv seen many times for chirp, PT, CMP, acupuncture, so I want to learn how to treat myself, and have great empathy for patients. I have a chem degree in 2001, now 45 yrs, I think I can go for PTA, but I worry no DPT school will take me. I take anatomy and physiology in Coursera. What do u think and suggest? I now work as Quality Assurance associate in biotech

[@franky7338]

Man I’m watching this because this major is so hard, I’m think about changing majors

[@jonathanberisha5093]

What’s hard about it?

[@aaronrodriguez1483]

What made you change your mind from Exercise Physiology to Physical Therapy? Would love some input as im kind of stuck between the two.

[@drjustinleedpt]

Hey what's up Aaron, you're in luck man! Im actually coming out with a video comparing a PT and an exercise physiologist. I think you'll find the video super helpful! I have it filmed, but not edited yet. Be on the lookout for it!!

[@kristen5199]

I am planning on becoming an exercise physiologist in cardiac rehab, especially in the hospital setting. Do you think it would be good to get a master's in clinical exercise physiology or just the bachelors in order to take the ACSM CEP? (if you happen to know since you said this was an area you were considering). Thank you!

[@drjustinleedpt]

I thank you best bet would be to call your local exercise physiologist clinic and ask them what they would require of you if you wanted a job. That would give you good guidance

[@yawns2170]

Most of the time you will need a masters. This is the situation I’m in now. I got certified last February and haven’t been able to find a position or even land an interview since. I have my bachelors in Kines/exercise phys and ACSM certified EXC PHYS with 2 years of clinical experience, and 2 years of upper management experience. Employers are wanting candidates with a masters degree as well as a large list of other skills and qualifications. Hope this helps, and all the best to you

[@kristen5199]

@@yawns2170 thank you this is super helpful! I applied to an accelerated masters program in clinical ex phys so hopefully I’ll get in 🤞. Did you take the clinical ex phys exam or the non clinical acsm exam?

[@霍先生-w8s]

Hello Dr Justin, thanks for your explanation . Is Kinesiology major can be studied in Bachelor degree of Exercise & sport science ? My boy is interested in sport industry related , but he is not sure yet which way to go like sport coach / sport therapy / sport event management . is Exercise & sport science degree a good start ? Many thanks for your reply

[@steven13cody]

Very informative. Thanks sir

[@ariannavaldez2303]

I'm leaning more towards becoming a regular sports coach with a BS in sports management and/or possible a major in kinesiology to have a more well-rounded background in strength conditioning. I do not plan on becoming a exercise physiologist and would like to know if it seems ideal to major in kinesiology?

[@rodneypayumo5839]

Thank you so much for this video! This helped me a lot to create a vision for myself! subscribed

[@drjustinleedpt]

I am so thrilled to hear that this video inspired you to create a concrete vision for yourself! I appreciate your subscription and support for this channel

[@yojimbo87x]

What's your opinion on someone who wants to be a PTA with a Strength & Conditioning (CSCS) private training business as a side hustle?

[@geonnaronnow]

how the hell do we have the same idea

[@drjustinleedpt]

I think that’s probably one of the best ideas and path you can do. I’m not sure if you watched my other video on making money during pt school, but I talk about working as a personal trainer and training private clients. It’s bomb money

[@drjustinleedpt]

Here it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZfKpJ-qqK2DjM0

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@geonnaronnow check the reply below!

[@GorillaSkee]

Hey i know it’s a little late to comment i hope you see this but the muscle physiology salary does it grow over time or does it stay at 49k that one really intrigued me

[@drjustinleedpt]

Typically salaries will increase annually, but it depends on a lot of factors (location, what certifications you have, continuing education, private vs public company, etc)

[@saritpanprapakorn8363]

I will graduate bachelor degree of physical therapy this year in Thailand but I don’t know how i am going to do if i want to be a DPT or work there. Do i have to study 6 years more or how many years do i have to study?

[@NubSlayerXD]

Hi I plan to get a bachelor's in kinesiology and then enter a DPT program but will I need to go to a school specifically for physical therapy?

[@drjustinleedpt]

You will NOT need to go to a specific school

[@Reppintimefitness]

Coach Greg does this 😁

[@drjustinleedpt]

NICE!!

[@stevebritto5024]

I just graduated this spring with my kinesiology degree and I’m debating on PT or Chiropractor, I’m frm Brooklyn

[@stevebritto5024]

@Lance Villanueva I went to York college

[@drjustinleedpt]

Thanks for dropping a comment! I have a video to help answer your question kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJCvYZKJjbuSjK8

[@somethingelse3381]

how do you become a private fitness instructor? Would you need to advertise, and secondly would an associates help you out alot?

[@drjustinleedpt]

You would have to self promote for sure. And yes, absolutely an associates can help out with that!

[@tuannypinheiro4934]

Lee, Do I need to pass some test to be an exercise physiologist, as like the NPTE for be a physical therapist, to get the license?

[@kirstenbrogan5958]

Some trainers charge 80 -100 / hr. Or more...location determines.

[@rambodshahreza9925]

Hey! What are you thoughts of masters in sport's therapy (not the regular physiotherapist you hear of). Just a second opinion from you would help! Thanks :)

[@drjustinleedpt]

I think if you want to get into sports rehab, you should go the doctorate route. It will be much easier to get a job

[@StarFox6441]

Hello i have a question.. im working as an electrician for a school but i would like to have a degree.. and idk if i would do the electrical field forever as i want to do something that can help people feel good about themselves and i saw kinesiology and did some research and got interested.. im brand new and was thinking of going to school after saving up money. Any advice? Anything i should read or do research on before i start school?

[@drjustinleedpt]

If this is a field you are passionate about, I would say go for it! It is super fulfilling and it is a profession that you can feel good about yourself because you can see your direct impact on a weekly basis. It is also gratifying to be able to coach and mentor patients so that their behaviors can change for healthier outcomes in the future. As far as advice goes, I would highly recommend you look into my Online course I created (it’s pinned in the comments). It teaches you everything you need to know to get accepted into PT school. I created it for students like yourself who are lost with the process and need proper guidance so that you don’t waste time and money trying to figure things out. I’ve been in a similar situation as yourself and I remember when I decided to make a career change into physical therapy, I was so lost! That is why I created this course so it can give high-quality guidance

[@StarFox6441]

That sounds nice :) thank u so much.. anyway to contact you anywhere to communicate better?

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@StarFox6441 yup! Email me!!!

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@StarFox6441 [e-mail]

[@StarFox6441]

Alright! I sent the email!

[@rileygaceta1787]

Not sure if you’re still answering people questions, but i just applied for a bachelors in human kinetics - emphasis in recreation and sport management. With this do you know if i’d still be able to become a registered kinesiologist or a personal trainer?

[@maryakibu6752]

Hello, I’m from Nigeria I already got my bachelors degree in physical therapy and I’m trying to go for my masters degree in the US but I’m at an impasse on what masters degree to go for I interested in working as a sport Physiotherapist Which MSc. Should I go for? MSc kinesiology, exercise physiology, exercise science or this are all the same thing?

[@drjustinleedpt]

If you want to work specifically as a PT in USA,m you HAVE TO get a doctorate, not a masters. However, if you want to work with sports in different ways (not PT), any of those 3 majors are great!

[@paralegalronz2027]

Thank u. SIR VERY INTERESTING TOPIC

[@hannahstokes4856]

Hey I’m looking to become a pediatric PT or a Pediatric OT !!! What bachelor degree do you recommend ? What bachelor degree would get that would land me a good job ?

[@drjustinleedpt]

Technically you can choose any major, but I would recommend either kinesiology or psychology

[@pencil8752]

what is a good path to get into sports medicine/sports field from a kinesiology pre physical therapy degree?

[@drjustinleedpt]

I would pursue getting a kinesiology degree and look for internships while you're going through school. You can start by being involved with your college's sports teams

[@pencil8752]

@@drjustinleedpt Thanks! I am really eager to actually do that and I hope I can make it work out

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@pencil8752 definitely!! You can make it happen. Just “pencil” it in 😂

[@leidypatino9755]

Would you happen to know what types of certifications can a Kinesiology Master's degree can get you?

[@htuthtutzon]

I concern regards my age 38 years since I am started interested into Sport and Exercise Science, Kinesiology education and consider to keep around into this field. Appreciate if I get the suggestion how the possibilities to start at my age!

[@drjustinleedpt]

Pursuing a job as a personal trainer would be a great fit! You can work as a personal trainer at ANY age because there are people that are your age that need fitness help. You can resonate with those people more than any other age

[@parminderdhaliwal4565]

My son is an international student in two years program of kenesiology,after that if he wil get permanent residencu, how much cost need to do bechelor digree in kenesiology?

[@drjustinleedpt]

Is this in the USA?

[@jannyoh]

I’m a political science major but I’m doing stem classes on the side for PT school or personal trainer in the future. Is this common??

[@drjustinleedpt]

I’ve definitely seen students do this. For example a student was a Spanish major but took additional science courses to fulfill the prerequisites for pt school. If you want to be a personal trainer, you just need to take a certification which you can find online (get the book and self study. Then take the test). You can absolutely make this happen!

[@jannyoh]

@@drjustinleedpt thanks so much!

[@sadlemon8441]

Is it possible to study and get a doctoral degree for both OT and PT? Or are they separate majors that you have to study for?

[@drjustinleedpt]

You have to go to two separate programs since they are two separate degrees. That would be cool to have a program that offers that tho!

[@brandontownsend4336]

Would a kinesiology degree well prepare me to become a PE teacher? Do schools accept these degrees vs a degree in physical education?

[@drjustinleedpt]

I think getting a major in physical education would be a better fit to become a PE teacher, since it will teach you more knowledge with the versatility of PE and generic human movement. Kinesiology would be more for specific for jobs that require in depth analysis of human movements (like the proper form of lifting weights) or the science of exercise physiology

[@pavithra2662]

I completed my bachelors in biomechanics and kinesiology.. Planning to do my masters in biomechanics or strengthening and conditioning... Can someone suggest which is best and where should pursue it and what are the best salaried jobs that available in the world?

[@naicadesruisseaux4376]

I’m a senior an athlete my gpa low so I’m going to two year college that has physical therapy assistant program I’m go there first and move georgia to goin kinesiology program what requirements do you need to go that program

[@drjustinleedpt]

I think that sounds like an excellent game plan! Make sure you work hard in those two years man. Honestly I wouldn’t know specifically because I don’t know which program you would be applying to. But I would recommend that you look at the program you want to go and then check what requirements are required for transfer

[@mira__9201]

I will have my associate degree in kinesiology soon, but I want to start building my career before the associate degree to get experience and learn more about it. so, what jobs should I apply for even if am not gonna be paid? and, can I just go to a gym and tell them that I want to work for them to get experience?

[@drjustinleedpt]

It would depend on what job you’re trying to aim for. But regardless, for ANY job, I always recommend trying to shadow that “goal job” and see what the work environment is like. Find 1-3 people to shadow and get the lay of the land. This will help you to determine if you even like the job, the job setting, and population you will be helping

[@gazalkaur544]

Hi I am also pursuing a kinesiology major and wanted to know if I can get a job for like a Kinesiologists after my bachelors .I want to work for a bit and then pursue DPT

[@drjustinleedpt]

You can definitely get a job with anything related to kinesiology. I think it would be wise to work for a little bit before getting into PT school because it will teach you real life skills that you can refer back to when you’re in grad school. This will help deep in your understanding of the material

[@gazalkaur544]

@@drjustinleedpt Thankyou!!

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@gazalkaur544 you’re welcome 🙂

[@hannahliles5397]

Any opinions on athletic training?

[@drjustinleedpt]

I did a video comparing ATC and PT. I would go check it out! But quick answer….. I would choose PT over ATC

[@itsjaviertobar]

I wanna be a personal trainer but I don’t know how to start? Any recommendations?

[@drjustinleedpt]

You need a certification before begin. I would recommend getting it through NASM, ACSM, or NSCA

[@elliottwhavers5533]

@@drjustinleedpt which would you say is the best to go through or do you know a difference?

[@drjustinleedpt]

@@elliottwhavers5533 all three of those companies are great and well recognized in the United States! I got certified through NASM and it was very thorough