Not being a SPORT enthusiast and taking a sport and exercise degree

Hi, I'm not an uni student but tbh I had a similar case when applying for university, in which I've done so many sports however I didn't get to have a main sport that I'm good at, and I started applying for this sport and exercise degrees and realised that maybe is not my thing depending on the things that you're interested to learn, what I did, was go onto the prospect of each university and I ended up applying for physiotherapy degrees as this covers vast majority of sport and exercise degree, also helps you build technical skills for a job as it trains you for an actual job that the sport and exercise degree doesn't, and to be honest I went to some universities open days and having a good base about sports is not that essential as you'll see more things about the human body in relation to sport an exercise itself than just focused on an actual sport? if that makes sense?, so maybe you can consider that? I ended up applying for a physiotherapy degree with integrated masters on sport and exercise medicine for this and I feel more comfortable as I don't have a main base on sports, hope this maybe helps?

Hi, thanks so much for the response and that was definitely helpful.
You mentioned that the physiotherapy degree trains you for the actual job, what skills exactly would they be teaching you that you would use on the job?

at least on the university I have a firm choice I have the chance to start workplaces since year one in different settings such as clinicals, (nhs ) private is available and likewise sport industry placements in which sport exercise degree I have known that is only sport narrowed, they teach you on reinforce on your motor skills, patience, compassion, attention to detail, organization, patience and everything also linked about rehabilitation working with also different healthcare professionals in which you'll have the chance to learn from different fields as nutritions, podiatrist and even more.

Sorry but when you mention nutritionists, podiastrists and other roles, do you mean that you'll get the chance to work with these type of people in the sport and exercise science degree or the physiotherapy degree?