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For those interested in pursuing a master's degree in sports medicine, suggestions include exploring specialized chiropractic residencies, such as those offered by SCUHS. It is noted that chiropractic programs may provide better guidance than general forums. Additionally, for individuals not yet in chiropractic training, master's programs in physiotherapy with a focus on sports medicine are recommended. While chiropractic is a viable path, there are concerns regarding its scientific foundations, with some labeling aspects as pseudoscientific.
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I would imagine that chiropractic residencies would be fairly specialised, and you would get much better guidance from your chiropractic school than a bunch of people on a physics forums.

If you're not already a chiropractor, or on the way to become one, you might want to look into physiotherapy master's programs that are oriented towards sports medicine. Not that chiropractic is necessarily a bad way to go, but it does have its roots in pseudoscience.
 

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