Blogs
Manitoba Curlers vying for PyeongChang Games
DYK - Manitoba could fill all 12 curling positions at the PyeongChang Olympic & Paralympics Games? With just under four months to the Olympic Trials, CSCM is helping Manitoba's curlers get a leg up on the competition through services/support such as early ice [...]
My Experiences with Sport Psychology
About Chantal: Chantal Van Landeghem is an Olympic bronze medallist from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Chantal recently graduated from the University of Georgia with a perfect GPA as one of the school's top swimmers in history. She is returning home to Manitoba this fall to complete her [...]
Dual Citizenship: it’s AND, not OR
Dual Citizenship: it's AND, not OR by Luisa Miranda Alarcón CSCM's Marketing and Events Manager Luisa Alarcón shares her experiences as a first generation immigrant, and how sport helped to shape her Canadian identity. As we all prepare for the Canada Day long weekend [...]
Re-defining the meaning of “community”
Fast Pitch Winnipeg - 2017 Re-defining the meaning of "community" March 30, 2017 - It's been a long time since I've been in a "performance on demand" type competition; representing a host of people who matter a great deal to me with a prize [...]
Why Canada’s athletes are struggling financially
Help Winnipeg paddler Nadya Crossman-Serb on her Olympic journey! Click here to read more about Nadya, or visit her MAKEACHAMP page. Why Canada’s athletes are struggling financially Athletes are better, faster and stronger today than ever before. Advances in sport science, sport medicine, nutrition, and [...]
Achieving mental wellness: Lessons from High Performance Sport
Achieving mental wellness: Lessons from High Performance Sport Stress, anxiety, fear and vulnerability are things that we are supposed to feel, but they can become overwhelming, especially when we aren’t equipped with the right tools to deal with them. To be our best [...]
