Dear aspiring exercise professionals,  When it comes to working with chronic disease populations, you may find it exciting, dreadfully boring or maybe even complex and intimidating. I’ve always found myself drawn to working with chronic disease populations - I love the simplicity of seemingly insignificant changes in activity level

Dear future kinesiology graduate, Whether you are new to the field or have been working for a while, you are likely familiar with the certifications out there or the ones that are required to practice kinesiology/exercise physiology in North America (CSEP, ACSM, AKA, NSCA, etc). In order to maintain

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 future kinesiology graduate, As a follow-up from our original blog post, Master of Kinesiology (MKin) Program: Reflecting on our Experiences as 2021 Graduates, we are excited to share some more up-to-date experiences from the University of Calgary MKin program. We have interviewed Julia Moorhouse (April 2023 MKin graduate) and

Dear future kinesiology graduate, If you’ve been following Your Kines Mentor for a while now, I’m sure you’ve noticed a common theme between all four mentors – we graduated from the Master of Kinesiology (MKin) program at the University of Calgary in 2021. Whether you are a kinesiology

Many kinesiology undergraduate students have the goal to pursue physiotherapy after their degree, but how many of them have actually seen and understood what the role of the kinesiologist vs. the physiotherapist is in rehabilitation? Maybe if students had a better understanding of the difference between the two, it would