Very cool, if true

Work and enjoyment should not be 2 seperate things. Or it is just miserable. I know!

I could see me being a personal trainer/diet advisor. I actually have a perfectly good enough working knowledge, much more than most people (maybe even than some that do it, no, in fact I *know* better than some that do it!) but I could never keep my mouth shut through the bullshit of getting certificates for it. There is such a lot of crap talked/done and so many people with non-science heads who just take things as gospel/follow the latest trends. Kinda depressing. Getting the work probably means networking or doing dubious deals with gyms and all that cr@p that I can't be arsed with and am no good at.

Rehab phyiso would also appeal - but long training and the NHS need way, way more (and to use them more! Injury rehab is dreadfully limited compared to what pro athletes get... and it's SO necessary, people just dont' realise. Think about all those old people with minor falls and knee ops etc etc...) but can't afford them so there's no obvious 'training ground' where you can get better and more experienced whilst learning from others who are better/more experienced.