My Georgia Southern College Degree Review on AskTheTrainer!
Posted Mar 09 2009 3:56pm
Everyone warned me about it, but it’s true - I’m already missing college. Yes, even the grueling Biomechanics Lab days where our professor would set up 40 stations where we’d have 30 seconds a piece to give the correct muscle, muscle attachment, or bony landmark on the body…
Anyway, my buddy Mike over at AskTheTrainer.com is creating a database of Kinesiology and Exercise Science degree reviews from trainers across the country.
You can find it by clicking the link above. You can probably sense my own bias in the review, but can you blame me? I happen to like my school. Lots of good memories there.
Also, if you’re a trainer, I know Mike is looking for more reviews - just send him an e-mail letting him know you’d like to help out.
For those of you interested in human movement, human performance, or personal training and are choosing a college, look no further than GA Southern. They do an outstanding job preparing you for a career in fitness - especially if you’re into having a little fun along the way in your college experience. (How’s that for loytalty?).
Anyone else have some good college experience they’d like to share? Leave your comments below.
Everyone warned me about it, but it’s true - I’m already missing college. Yes, even the grueling Biomechanics Lab days where our professor would set up 40 stations where we’d have 30 seconds a piece to give the correct muscle, muscle attachment, or bony landmark on the body…
Anyway, my buddy Mike over at AskTheTrainer.com is creating a database of Kinesiology and Exercise Science degree reviews from trainers across the country.
I recently did my college degree review of the Georgia Southern University Exercise Science program .
You can find it by clicking the link above. You can probably sense my own bias in the review, but can you blame me? I happen to like my school. Lots of good memories there.
Also, if you’re a trainer, I know Mike is looking for more reviews - just send him an e-mail letting him know you’d like to help out.
For those of you interested in human movement, human performance, or personal training and are choosing a college, look no further than GA Southern. They do an outstanding job preparing you for a career in fitness - especially if you’re into having a little fun along the way in your college experience. (How’s that for loytalty?).
Anyone else have some good college experience they’d like to share? Leave your comments below.
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