Sport Biomechanic Personal Statement

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Since the young age sport has had a significant impact in all aspects of my life from interacting, playing and consequently developing the interest of mine into teaching, coaching and studying, Sport is major in my life and is the key factor in the significant decisions in my life.

I am keen to discover new optimal techniques for enhancing sports performances, analysing the human body to determine the safest method for performing a particular exercise. I desire to help athletes’ enhance their techniques through accurately calculated advances based on evidence about movement. My fascination in helping athletes will aid my ability to become a sport biomechanic
A degree in sport and exercise science / physical activity would help me reach my career aspiration. The course also contains a psychology unit and sport statistics; which certainly is an interest of mine. As in modern day sport, psychology is a major part of every athlete and sport team; and sport statistic has huge impact on modern day sport. …show more content…

I've won numerous trophies for my performances in football. I’m also engaged in Handball which I’ve been playing on a high level representing my county and playing for one of the best clubs in the country. Due to the nature of being a goalkeeper for over ten years, I believe it has aided me to stay more confident, composed and not thrive under pressure. After competing in variety of sports, it has given me a wider range of knowledge of different techniques and kinetic movement – which builds the foundation to my career. Additionally other skills I’ve obtained are; leadership, communication and awareness from being a football captain and a goalkeeper and teamwork from handball – with these skills I’ve the ability and confidence to undertake any task I will be given in

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