I’m currently a student in college studying nutrition and dietetics. My goal is to be a sports dietician for an nfl team .I’ve been doing some research on physical therapy and I think I might double major in dietetics and physical therapy. Do you think nutrition and physical therapy will do me any good in the future? Like is nutrition a huge part in your work?
Not much especially as you work with higher level athletes. They end up having their own dietician. But I talk about basic nutrition to a large % of my patients.
Jon, I am a DPT and my dream job is to be a PT for the NFL. I have worked with professional athletes as well as at the FIFA World Cup and Olympics. How do I get involved with at least an internship with the Los Angeles Rams?
so confusing and overwhelming where to start this would be my dream job probably for nba i don’t even know where to start just coming out of high school
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What should I major in to be a sports physical therapist? And what prerequisites can I get out of the way in high school? (I’m a sophomore, but next year I’ll be able to take IB and AP classes)
A lot of pre-PT undergrad majors are kinesiology, exercise science, or something around that sort. But you don’t need to major in one of those to apply for DPT grad programs. I’ve found (for my hs to undergrad experience at least) most prerequisites in hs don’t directly help unless you take the AP and score well enough. The prerequisites in hs really just make sure that you don’t go into the basic undergrad stem classes (general chem, general bio, anatomy and physiology) with no previous knowledge.
If you really know it’s what you want to do try to see try to shadow a pt first then see if there’s a 3+3 or 4+3 program at colleges near you. With those programs you have guaranteed entry into the graduate dpt programs as long as you complete your undergrad prerequisite requirements.
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This is the perfect video for me! This is my dream career goal thank you!!!
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Just watching this now, I really appreciate the wisdom imparted through this interview, this is what I want to do so this insight is pivotal, thanks.
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Athletic Training background is key, but if you are dual credentialed that is what shines
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Dream career right here just different team
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This is my dream job but instead of a football team, i want to work for a nba team, how and where do i start? And what do i have to do?
we can interview a NBA PT soon!
Yessir! I wanna be a PT for the Knick
I’m currently a student in college studying nutrition and dietetics. My goal is to be a sports dietician for an nfl team .I’ve been doing some research on physical therapy and I think I might double major in dietetics and physical therapy. Do you think nutrition and physical therapy will do me any good in the future? Like is nutrition a huge part in your work?
Not much especially as you work with higher level athletes. They end up having their own dietician. But I talk about basic nutrition to a large % of my patients.
How much do professional sport team pt make
Ciny Robles if you get to know let me know
70-150k or over..nfl Dpt’s are paid the most out of all the other sports.
What is the difference between an athletic trainer and a PT?
Jon, I am a DPT and my dream job is to be a PT for the NFL. I have worked with professional athletes as well as at the FIFA World Cup and Olympics. How do I get involved with at least an internship with the Los Angeles Rams?
Do team PTs get rings when the team wins a championship?
This is a cool video
Thanks! More content every week on here Eric
so confusing and overwhelming where to start this would be my dream job probably for nba i don’t even know where to start just coming out of high school
Just start working toward your DPT and learn everyday you cant build a quality brick wall in a day, lay a quality brick everyday
I can't find this answer anywhere but do sports physical therapists travel with their family as well everywhere they go with the team?
Not really sure tbh. Likely not.
Can I do a human performance major and then the dpt program and still become a pt for a NFL team or do i have to do athletic training?
hmm good question. not exactly sure, I guess it would depend on the role you have within the organization - I would say AT is not always needed.
Can I only listen on RUclips or is this also available on Spotify or some other podcast app?
yes on Spotify and all other podcast apps!
This is my dream but a UCLA gymnast PT
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What is Jon’s IG ?
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here is the full podcast page
What should I major in to be a sports physical therapist? And what prerequisites can I get out of the way in high school? (I’m a sophomore, but next year I’ll be able to take IB and AP classes)
This podcast will talk more about this topic!
theprehabguys.com/podcast/answering-prehabber-questions/
@@ThePrehabGuys it did not lol
A lot of pre-PT undergrad majors are kinesiology, exercise science, or something around that sort. But you don’t need to major in one of those to apply for DPT grad programs. I’ve found (for my hs to undergrad experience at least) most prerequisites in hs don’t directly help unless you take the AP and score well enough. The prerequisites in hs really just make sure that you don’t go into the basic undergrad stem classes (general chem, general bio, anatomy and physiology) with no previous knowledge.
If you really know it’s what you want to do try to see try to shadow a pt first then see if there’s a 3+3 or 4+3 program at colleges near you. With those programs you have guaranteed entry into the graduate dpt programs as long as you complete your undergrad prerequisite requirements.
@@ElaineT223 okay thanks for the advise!
How much do these pro sport PTs make
it really depends. Have heard it varies a lot and the hours required also vary. Sorry for the vague response.
He said we can message him on Instagram. Does anyone know his IG handle?
"Thesabertoothwallaby"
@@sabertoothwallaby2937 follow back man lol
Wondering how much he is making as a sport PT?
So is a physical therapist and athletic training the same thing?
no not necessarily the same. Really depends on which country you are talking about.
I would love to be on this level though I feel that most women aren’t hired for these jobs.
Don't rule it out! Check out this podcast: theprehabguys.com/podcast/episode-74-to-become-a-pro-do-you-have-to-specialize-early-in-a-sport/
Does anyone know John’s instagram handle?
check out our prehab audio experience instagram, we tag his handle
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Is sports physiotherapist called doctor?
Yes, Physios/Physical Therapist in the United States are now required to have doctorates for entry level practice!!!
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Aah haha
Guy in orange is hot
What’s John’s instagram handle?!
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