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Sports Careers

You don't have to be an athlete to have a career in sports. Professional sports is a huge business, requiring job skills of every description. We talked with a few people who make their living on the sidelines.

To search quickly for jobs, see the links at the bottom of this page.

So you want to be a sports reporter?
Kristie Ackert landed a plum job at the New York Daily News, but it's a long climb to the top.

A fitting career
If a personal trainer works 14 hours a day, why isn't he stressed out?

Show me the money
This NFL marketing executive speaks frankly about standing out as a job candidate.

"The guy with the ice"
Jim Zegger recounts his intern experience as a trainer for the Mets.

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