Personal Trainer
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The role
A Personal Trainer works with individual clients to help them achieve their health and fitness goals. They do this through devising and overseeing a health and fitness programme for each client.
When taking on a client, a Personal Trainer starts by finding out their objectives and by assessing their fitness levels and history.
Football Referee
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The role
A Football Referee monitors the proceedings of a football match to ensure players follow the rules and don’t compromise their safety.
This role actually starts before kick-off, with pitch and equipment inspections to ensure everything is properly organised, set up and marked out. When working at professional or semi-professional level, a Referee will meet with team managers to find out any last-minute changes to team line-ups, and with their own assistants, to discuss communication signals on the pitch.
Fitness Instructor
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The role
A Fitness Instructor helps to improve people’s fitness by leading classes or exercise sessions. They may provide guidance and instruction in general keep fit, or they may specialise in one or a range of activities, such as aerobics, yoga and pilates.
They can work directly for a gym, or on a freelance basis, sometimes working between numerous locations. When working for a gym, Fitness Instructors often assess client’s levels of fitness and design a programme of exercise accordingly to achieve client’s desired wishes.
Sports Physiotherapists
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Sports Physiotherapists treat athletes with sports injuries. They identify the injury and then devise a programme to improve the movement and function of the injured area. They also provide advice on how to avoid injury. Design rehabilitation programmes for athletes as and when required.
Everything You Wanted to Know About Being a Sports Physiotherapist
Submitted by daniel on Fri, 05/03/2010 - 10:13
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Sports Physiotherapists treat athletes with sports injuries. They identify the injury and then devise a programme to improve the movement and function of the injured area. They also provide advice on how to avoid injury.
Name: Tracy Lewis
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Ever Thought About Becoming a PE Teacher?
Submitted by daniel on Fri, 05/03/2010 - 09:57
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A PE teacher is responsible for planning, teaching and tutoring students in a school setting. They teach a range of different sports and provide young people with an opportunity to develop and improve their social and physical skills.
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Fancy Becoming a Sports Journalist?
Submitted by daniel on Thu, 04/03/2010 - 16:18
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A sports journalist works in the media industry (newspaper, magazines, radio, television, internet) and source, research, write and present stories for publication in local, regional and national press.
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It's the Solidarity That Counts!
Submitted by daniel on Tue, 02/02/2010 - 15:12
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, where average household incomes exceed £100,000, may seem a strange place to set up a charity for disadvantaged children. Yet, in the heart of the nation’s wealthiest borough lies Earl's Court, first port of call for many refugee families entering Britain and a neighbourhood bereft of out-of -school activities for children.
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Andy Murray: Britain's Tennis Champion Competes with the Best
Submitted by GetSmaart Team (not verified) on Tue, 02/02/2010 - 11:09
Britain has finally produced a tennis player that we can be proud of and who can compete with the best. Born in Glasgow on 15 May 1987, Andy Murray (www.andymurray.com) is currently the highest-ranked British player.
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The Olympics and The Football World Cup take the World Stage
Submitted by daniel on Mon, 19/11/2007 - 00:00
It was like a World Cup win. An anxious London suddenly came alive with pride and celebration. They had won the 2012 Olympic bid. It seemed as though all the hard work had paid off but then the nerves settled in. Cost estimates began a slow and steady upward creep. Newspapers suggested billions, hinted tax hikes and patriotic Londoners became sceptical.
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