<p>I’m going to major Kinesiology and Exercise Science at college and I’m looking for brilliant ECs related to this area.
I love weight training and I feel most joyful when I teach someone about training.
I love track and field also. So, can you guys think of any good ideas??
I did intership in public hospital under sports prescriptionist for 70hr. It was cool.
I was thinking about going to orphanage and train with little kids but i’m not sure It would work. </p>
<p>Help! :)</p>
<p>buump!!!</p>
<p>Cool stuff. I’m interested in similar things and my cousin just graduated from Flagler with a Bachelor’s in Sports Management.</p>
<p>Some ideas:</p>
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<li>Get a summer job/volunteer job working at a so-called “fat camp” - that involves all aspects of fitness, from nutritional science to exercise</li>
<li>Volunteer to help an elementary physical education teacher</li>
<li>Coach a community recreation team in the sport of your choice (leadership! yay!)</li>
<li>AmeriCorps - if you’re old enough you can do an AmeriCorps program related to fitness and at-risk children; you can also earn up to $4,700 for school! (You have to be at least 17.)</li>
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<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>Volunteer at a place like the Boys and Girls Club, and teach the kids about weight lifting and other aspects of working out.</p>
<p>Special Olympics would also be a great place to volunteer.</p>
<p>thank you so much for helping me. I appreciate it. I especially like special olympic and fat camp…interesting.
Any more suggestions?</p>
<p>coaching or assistant coaching for the YMCA or park district in your area. Like little kids soccer or basketball.</p>
<p>Coaching, refereeing for youth, volunteer to be a manager for a team at either your high school or a local CC, start an after-school fitness program for elementary school kids who are in after school day care at the elementary school, fitness club at your high school.</p>
<p>My son, who was also on the football team, helped out in the weight room at school when the team worked out.</p>