Blogs
The Maple Leaf on My Oar: Rowing for Canada
I’ll be the first to admit that rowing isn’t television’s most watched sport. Most Canadians only come in contact with it once every four years when Canada captures a few medals at the Olympic Games. What that means is that Canadians get a picture in their [...]
On the Passing of Pat Summitt and Buddy Ryan
The Important Role of Coaches I am incredibly saddened today to learn about the passing of two people I never met, in two sports I didn’t care about when they were at they height of their coaching powers, but who have impacted me more [...]
5 Nutrition Tips to Keep Your Immune System in High Performance
For high performance athletes, following a nutrition plan that supports the immune system is essential in order to meet the high demands of training and reduce the risk of illness and injury. The same is true for anyone involved in an intense training [...]
A Special Spectator for Chantal Givens in Sarasota
Chantal Givens recently returned home following a successful competition in Sarasota, Florida, March 12 and 13. The athlete placed second at the 2016 Sarasota CAMTRI Paratriathlon American Championships, which leaves her ranked within the top seven worldwide and keeps her in the running for [...]
Piecing Together the Puzzle of Excellence
Chantal worked hard to make it to the starting line at World’s in Chicago, having suffered a broken scapula in a bike crash a month prior. Following the crash we were told it would take a minimum of six weeks to recover from the broken [...]
On the Departure of the Canadian Women’s National Volleyball Team
It was with disappointment, but perhaps not surprise, that the Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba learned of Volleyball Canada's decision to relocate its Women's National Team program from Winnipeg, its home for two decades, to Richmond, BC. CSCM was a proud member of the bid [...]
