How much money do pro runners and non pro runners earn every year?
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Depends on how much they compete\nOVERALL/OPEN DIVISION  Boston Marathon prize money\nPlace   Men   Women \n 1         $100,000 $100,000 \n  2         40,000 40,000 \n  3         22,500 22,500 \n  4         18,000 18,000 \n   5         14,000 14,000 \n   6         12,000 12,000 \n   7          9,000 9,000 \n   8          7,400 7,400 \n    9         5,700 5,700 \n   10       4,200 4,200 \n   11       2,600 2,600 \n   12       2,100 2,100 \n    13      1,800 1,800 \n    14       1,700 1,700 \n    15       1,500 1,500 \n    Total    $242,500 $242,500 \n\n\ntrack & field 2002 Men's Top-50\nPrize Earners ($ US) \n\n1. 413,455 - Hicham El Guerrouj (MAR)\n2. 386,410 - Felix Sanchez (DOM)\n3. 338,500 - Tim Montgomery (USA)\n4. 134,000 - Bernard Lagat (KEN)\n5. 110,500 - Benjamin Limo (KEN)\n6. 109,500 - Jonathan Edwards (GBR)\n7. 106,100 - James Carter (USA)\n8. 104,000 - Dwain Chambers (GBR)\n9. 103,850 - Jeff Hartwig (USA)\n10. 99,000 - Michael Blackwood (JAM)\n\n2006 Golden League track & field athletes who win their discipline at five of the seven Golden League events share a jackpot of 50kg of gold ingots. anyone who breaks a world record receives a £32,350 bonus. \n\nwinners in Athens, for example, will earn $30,000US in prize money not to mention bonuses from their respective sponsors
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You don't make a lot of cash, that's for sure! Most cheerleaders have others jobs as well, like nurses or secretaries. Pro teams cheerleaders are paid approximately $50 per home game.
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It really depends. Just starting out in your first year probably about 30-40 thousand. Many established reps make well over 100,000. It will be easier if you can sell other products as well. Disability, long term care etc...
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like 80.per hour or less.  I know they made about $12-28 a year.
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quite a lot!\nsomething like 20K/month to start with for the freshers n then it goes upto around 50K  within a year\ndepends on one's skills ..but its always advisable to switch jobs frequently in this field ... if u wanna make money fast!!\n\n(currency INR.. india)
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Minor League baseball players in Single-A make no less than $1,200 a month about 98% of independent league players make no more than that figure. $800-900 a month makes a lot of sense. Certain players like say Juan Gonzalez obviously make a lot a more when they are relagated to the Indy leagues because they draw a lot of fans.
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About a year or so.\nThey make from 15 to 25 an hour, depending on experience and qualifications.
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my best friend does that in australia and makes about $250,000 per year...that may be higher than average
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About $80... It is $47 for someone making $50,000 and $47,000 for somone making a million.. Cute huh?
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In my town in NJ, our grade school kids play P.A.L. football. It cousts each player $125 to play, this includes insurance, uniform, and equipment. I am sure this varies town by town and state by state.\n\nIt is free to play for the High School team. I would imagine this is fairly standard across the US.\n\nIf a player actually plays in college, it also doesn't cost anything and in some cases they will even receive a scholarship.\n\nAs stated earlier, Pros actually get paid, and quite handsomely to play football.
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The average salary is about $18,750 for the season
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Over here they get paid anything from nothing at all to hundreds of thousands of dollars (before perks.)  I don't know off-hand of anyone with a million-dollar salary (maybe Eddie Maguire, but then he is in a different role now).  It is definately less than what you would get in a country like the USA where they have a much bigger population base, more competition etc.
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Unofficially Andrew Johns gets a fair bit more than a million. When he was thinking of switching to union Kerry Packer and his channel 9 company gave whatever money it took to keep him in the game also a job at the network for at least 10 yrs after he retires.But most top line NRL players earn between 350000 and 450000 with most players earning about 180000 to 250000. Most 1st and 2nd year players earn a lot less, some as low as 10000.
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$400,000 or more per year
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Yes it does! \n\nPro Indoor and Pro Beach volleyball.\n\nPro Indoor:\n\nThere are a few other questions that begin with "Pro Volleyball..." so search for them here on Yahoo! Answers.\n\nVolleyballers can make money unlike what people commonly are aware of.\n\nI am just going to list some normal things a pro might get male or female.\n\n1.  Furnished Apartment, 5 Star Hotel or rented Home\n2.  Car or in some countries a driver(i.e. Indonesia)\n3.  Medical Insurance (Work and possibly Personal too)\n4.  Paid Meals (1-3 per day)\n5.  Paid Vacations (not normal but happens)\n6.  Shoes, uniforms, practice gear, etc.\n7.  Paid travel to and from the country you play in.\n8.  Bonuses for personal performance and/or team performance.\n\nThese are just some of the possible and normal perks of the job!\n\nLast but not least is:\n\nMoney:  \n\nSemi-pros make anywhere from 400USD-1000USD per month\nPros make anywhere from 1000USD-40,000+ per month.\n\nThe better you get the better the money and perks you can get are!\n\nThe sad thing is that people don't know this and the ones that do sometimes have all the facts wrong!\n\nI have been pro for 4 years now.  Check out my site to get an idea: http://www.ryanjayowens.com or you could visit my group online at: http://groups.myspace.com/houzeddotcom .\n\nBeing a pro has it's ups and downs.  But I tell you what I am still in it because I absolutely love the sport. It is not about the money but it is an awesome opportunity to be paid to do what you love and you get compensated for how well and consistently you can play it at a pro level. Also, you get to travel around the world and live in different countries and learn different languages and make friends everywhere. The more professional you are and better you get the further you will go in pro volleyball.\n\nBeach:\n\nYes, this too makes money and more people know of it as being a paying sport.  Some of these athletes are eating pb&j for years but some are also set for life.  Check out http://www.avp.com and look at the results for tournaments to understand what they can earn.  This is much more unpredictable in terms of income as opposed to indoor volleyball. Players, however, can make great money and also can secure sponsorships to get more income to be more competitive.\n\n:-)\n\nCheck out a couple sites for pro volleyball players:\n\nhttp://www.houzed.com (will be up in a couple months)\nhttp://www.esmgsports.com\nhttp://www.elitevolleyballplayers.com
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starting is about $30,000\nand overall they make about $40,000
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Alot less than you may think.  My sources have it at only 30,00 per year where as in the NBA the average salary is over 2 million.  Rookies in the WNBA can earn up to 30,000 per year.  PLayers with 3 years under their belt can earn up to 40,000 and the highest salary in the WNBA is 90,000 per year.