Dear aspiring student-athletes, I remember the excitement and joy I had when I had finally closed in on a post-secondary institution to continue my education, but also continue my athletics. Growing up play ice hockey, I didn’t want to stop playing competitively after high school. I reached out to

Dear future kinesiology graduate, For most of you, “exercise physiology” might be associated with that course you were forced to take in your third or fourth year of undergrad where you had to write way too many lab reports and assignments on complicated topics that you vaguely understood. Or, maybe

Dear future kinesiology graduates, Have you gone through the process of finding references for an academic or job application? Will you be doing it in the near future? Well let’s talk about asking for references and the etiquette tips to consider. Firstly, what is a reference? References are people

Dear future or current CSEP-CEP candidate, When I was preparing to study for the CSEP-CEP exams, I remember asking everyone I know who had their certification: How did you find the exams? How did you study? What material did you use? I always got the same vague responses: They weren’

When I finished my undergraduate degree in New York State, I was considering writing my American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Clinical Exercise Physiologist (CEP) exam. I learned shortly after that I would have needed 1,200 hours of hands-on experience along with my bachelors degree. Yeah, no thanks. As