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I’m in sports science now – what jobs fit?
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Jobs include biomechanics analyst, performance scientist, rehab specialist, motion-capture tech, and equipment-testing roles. Sports science fits well if you add data handling, coding, or lab work - that’s where the better jobs are.
a lot of sports biomechanics jobs sit in pro teams, clinics, and uni labs, where you’re basically using force plates, motion capture, and wearable data to spot movement issues or improve performance 😅. if you’re in sports science, stuff like athlete monitoring, tech support for testing systems, coaching analysis, or even product testing for shoes and gear can fit pretty cleanly 🏃♂️
Sports biomechanics can point u toward performance analyst roles, strength and conditioning support, rehab tech work, gait or movement analysis, and research positions. If you’re already in sports science, pairing it with video analysis or lab skills makes u way more employable than theory alone
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