[ad_1] Marshall “Major” Taylor, the first African-American world champion in any sport, began his cycling career in 1892. He faced racial prejudice but held seven world cycling records by 1898. Taylor retired in 1910 and died penniless in 1932, but has since been recognized for his accomplishments. As a young teenager in 1892, Marshall Taylor […]
[ad_1] Wataru Misaka, the first non-white player in the NBA, had prior success at Madison Square Garden with the University of Utah. After three games with the New York Knicks, he pursued an engineering degree and declined an offer from the Harlem Globetrotters. Earl Lloyd became the first African American to play in the NBA […]
[ad_1] To get an athlete sponsored, develop skills and compete regularly, create a racing resume highlighting results and successes, and research potential sponsors. Show sponsors their logo will be visible by producing good race results, and consider approaching non-athletic companies for sponsorship opportunities. Don’t turn down small sponsorships as they can lead to future opportunities. […]
[ad_1] Athletic training degree programs specialize in optimizing athletic performance and rehabilitating sports injuries. Popular programs include kinesiology, biomechanics, nutrition, and sport psychology. Graduates can pursue careers in physical education, fitness management, research, and coaching. There are a variety of athletic training degree programs available to students depending on their interests and specialization. Most sports […]
[ad_1] Professional athlete training varies based on the sport and individual athlete’s needs. It often involves breaking down skills into smaller exercises and can be sport-specific. Mental and nutritional training are also important. Some athletes use unsafe methods, but comprehensive programs are best. There are many different types of professional athlete training because there are […]
