The 50 Coolest Jobs in Sports

by David Fischer and Arco Publishing Company

Book Overview

You say you love sports, but your performance on the field hasn't won any trophies? Well, you don't have to be trophy material to find your dream job in pro sports. There are many jobs you can get in this exciting field, and this book lists the 50 coolest. How about handling the promotion and publicity of your favorite team? Arranging their travel plans? Designing the team uniforms and logos? Capturing that crucial play on film? Acting as athletic...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0028618726
• ISBN13: 9780028618722
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: ARCO
• Length: 297 Pages
• Weight: 1.06 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.1" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

I want one of these jobs!`

Wouldn't it be cool to be the "Turf Czar" described in this book?

Fabulously entertaining and informative

David Fischer gives the type of information that anyone who wants to get involved in the world of sports need to know. I was thoroughly delighted

This book is great! No one has given this info before

David Fischer is an incredibly entertaining writer. I've always wondered how one gets into these types of jobs and this book does just that. I highly recommend it!

great book for anyone interested in a job in sports

I am a 15 year old who inspires to hvae a job in sports. It gives you great advice on how to get your dream job in sports. I would love to be sports agent and now i know what it takes,the responsibility that comes with it,and how to be sucsessful in that career as well as 50 other sports related jobs

Allows sports careers seekers to know what to do.

This book is perfect for the person who knows that he or she wants a job in sports, but doesn't know exactly where to start. It includes breakdowns of a variety of sports related jobs, as well as hints on how to prepare for the careers and tips a tales from people who have been there. This book is a must own for anyone who is contemplating embarking on a career in sports from athlete to statistician.