Is Fitness A Good Industry To Go Into?
January 17th, 2010 | 
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I love fitness/nutrition and i would really like to make that my career however i am aware that it isn’t as stable as becoming a doctor per say. I am currently majoring in Health sciences in hopes of going into Physical therapy as a graduate but i would like to switch to the sports and fitness degree in order to learn more about fitness, health, and motivational aspects of helping people lose weight…not sure what i should do…if there are any successful/unsuccessful people in the fitness industry, please give me your insight!
Thanks!
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I’m not sure, but seeing the scary and sad amount of people who are trying to lose weight and get fit without any knowledge on how to do it correctly, I would say it would be a good idea to get a carrier in it.
No industry is stable. Fitness would be as good as any.
Cheers
Most people don’t realize how much waste can be trapped inside our bodies. Experts estimate that most people have 10-15 of waste trapped to the inside of their colon walls. Imagine how unhealthy this is with all these toxins sitting inside us. Oprah had a guest on her show that talked about how we need to make sure that we clean our bodies of this rubbish.
The thing about the Fitness Industry is that there are different areas you can work in so yes but look it what area you want to work in. Just do your reseach first in your own area to see if you have anyone working in the same ares.
You have to look ahead into the future because of the economy right now. Figure out what profession will be the first to go during a money crunch. What field in medicine would be the least likely to be cut? I worked in the medical field for many years, and PT was one of the first departments to be cut (five girls to two) when funds ran low. Research well if the field you are interested in is unndated with new grads looking for the same position. The La Crosse Trib had an article this Sunday (today) about how there are no jobs for thousands of new graduates ready to work. I don’t know how much school you have left, but what is happening in the job market will be very important to your decision. The days of going to school for what you love are dwindling. You have to be proactive about the future and try and figure out what profession is going to have longevity in the future, which is unclear at best, and then try for an internship to get your foot in the door. Certainly the healthcare field will be the last to go. A large corporation like Theda Care, Aurora, or Affinity may be a good place to start. The small clinics and hospitals will be the first to close their doors, as will health clubs. Watch the want ads each Sunday and see what jobs are consistently out there related to what you want to pursue as a career. Just remember, if you have several years of school left, the job market will be different in a few years. I personally think that sports medicine/physical therapy will employ the bare minumum it can get away with it the future if the economy keeps taking the dive that it is; health clubs will close; schools will drop sports programs; average Joe will be unable to afford the YMCA; etc. I could be completely wrong of course! Let’s hope so. Good luck!