Hi All, Wondering if anyone can help me with this little issue that I seem to be having at the moment and all ideas and suggestions are welcome. I have (accoarding to a senior clinician) reached what is called the ‘mid 20’s biomechanics road block’ (i hadn’t heard of it either), this in laymens terms is apparently I have all the enthusiasm to progress in this field but currently I do not have the experience because I haven’t been in the job long enough and this is something that will take me years to develop đ :boohoo: Whilst I undderstand what the clinician is saying those of you that know me on here will know that I am fiercely ambitious and this just does not sit well with me, I’m not the kind of person that sits around and waits for ‘experience’ to occur I want to go out and get it. I’m REALLY into my biomechanics you see So, I guess what I am after is advice for a 23 year old who wants to get as much experience as she can in Biomechanics so that I can develop at the throttling speed I want to (another thing I got told in my appraisal was I need to calm the enthusiasm ;)) I currently do bio day in day out at work, work as bio pod in private clinic at eveningS and weekends and also work with some local rugby teams etc but if anyone has any other suggestions please let me know I may only be little but I have a BIG interest :drinks Cheers All, Take it Easy!!!!!
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Mid 20’s Biomechanics Road Block (or so it’s called)
