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Saturday, 3 March 2012

Reading FC sport science internship

Readers of this blog will know that I have a major soft spot for Reading FC. I got my first chance in professional football there under former sport scientist Kunle Odetoyinbo and it was a massively rewarding experience.


Below is the link for internship openings at the club. This are full-time positions, and I have spoken previously about the benefits of these kinds of internships. I do not know Karl Halabi so cannot speak of how it would be, but he seems to approach the internship program in a logical and structured way. Additionally much of the first team staff was there during my stint with the club, and they were a fantastic group of coaches and people to work with and get to know.

Good luck to all that apply!
Reading FC sport science / strength & conditioning full-time internship 2012/13 season

Posting courtesy of the UKSCA

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