7 Steps to Get Your Sports Career Started!

Career changes are tricky in any business, and it can even more daunting in the sports industry. In this episode of the #WorkInSports Podcast, host Brian Clapp shares advice on how you can transition your career into sports in seven steps!

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[kyletorain]

Thanks Sir, I am trying to come from Radio to the sports industry... I am hoping being a NCAA athlete and a Tech Luvin, Professional Radio Guy for a couple decades will help! thanks for the information. Hoping your seven steps will jump start the transition.

[okta]

In Indonesia, sports careers are very difficult to obtain because of the exclusivity in accessing these job vacancies. where we have to get recommendations from people we know, and information sharing is not available in public media. So what should I do for those of me who have earned a sports science degree?

[asyaculhaoglu]

Hello, I'm Asya Çulhaoğlu, born in 1999, and I have a strong background as a national team athlete in Turkey, particularly in track and field. I've had the privilege of competing in various championships during my high school years, winning multiple titles between 2014 and 2017. After graduating with honors from Ege University's Faculty of Sport Sciences, I pursued further studies as an Erasmus student at Lithuanian Sports University.

During my academic journey, I've also earned a Physical Education Teaching Diploma from Dokuz Eylul University Faculty of Educational Sciences. My dedication to sports extends beyond my own athletic career; I've spent three years volunteering as a coach for various disciplines including athletics, gymnastics, yoga, swimming, and strength training across different age groups.

Currently, I'm pursuing an International Master's Degree in Performance Analysis of Sport at Lithuanian Sports University, which involves collaborative education with institutions in Portugal and Germany. Given my passion for sports and performance analysis, I'm seeking part-time internship opportunities in any sports-related area where I can contribute my skills effectively. Could you provide any recommendations or guidance?