Dear aspiring strength and conditioning coaches,  I used to think that “making it” as a S&C coach was when you trained high level athletes from the Olympics.  I was wrong. “Making it” as an S&C coach is more than just training Olympic athletes. I was very

Dear future kinesiology graduate, Whether you are nearing the end of your undergraduate degree or you’ve already graduated and are out in the working world, I’m sure you have come across the Canadian Society of Exercise Physiology (CSEP) at some point. There are two certifications that CSEP offers,

Dear aspiring kinesiologists, During the semester, our body can take a toll from our long days of sitting in class, studying, and working on assignments. While we work towards completing our degrees in kinesiology with a passion to promote health and fitness for our community, we sometimes forget to take

Dear aspiring researchers and coaches in kinesiology, In today's blog post, I’m thrilled to introduce you to Carla van den Berg. With an academic and research background in Kinesiology, Carla's journey has taken her from playing varsity rugby and working as a student athletic therapist,

Dear aspiring physiotherapists, Congratulations! You’re set on wanting to become a physiotherapist after finishing your degree. But now what? What steps do you need to take to become a physiotherapist? What does a physiotherapist actually do? Today, I’m excited to share with you an interview that Your Kines

Dear kinesiology student, Have mentors and colleagues told you to network to help with your career? But what is networking and why is it so important? To me, networking is the process of making genuine connections and building relationships. Networking can help you to quickly advance your career by opening

Dear soon to be kinesiology graduates, You’re on your way to finishing our degree and want to start the process of applying for jobs. Your degree should be enough… right? This is a common question that many of my classmates and I faced during our undergraduate and master'