From Denmark to Canada – Challenges and Successes
My Take on How You Turn a Tortoise into a Hare – or, at Least, a Faster Tortoise My coaching career began as an assistant
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Interviews
Starting from a Clean Slate with a Decentralized Team Sport Program
Scott Willgress, Canadian Sport Centre Atlantic The Beginning Rewind to the fall of 2016. I had been working in Halifax for 6 years with athletes
Over 30 Years and Still Coaching: Part 1
CSCA Director Q and A with Ed McNeely CSCA – How did you get started in the industry? EM – I started in the high-performance
Over 30 Years and Still Coaching: Part 2
CSCA Director Q and A with Sheldon Persad CSCA – How did you get started in the industry? SP – My passion has been coaching
The Power of Mentorship: An S&C Family Tree Perspective
By Chris Chapman, Steve Lidstone, Joe Vecchione, and Jeremy Watkin Power is defined as the rate of work or work divided by time. This is
Advisory Team Spotlight
CSCA Advisory Team Q and A with Steve Lidstone CSCA – How did you get started in the industry? SL – My interest in performance
Scott Vass’ Work at Vancouver College in British Columbia
Over the last decade, there has been a shift towards greater integration of academics and sports in high schools. This integration has resulted in greater
Olympian Bill Crothers’ Connection with Chris Chapman and Derek Virgo
“Healthy active kids become healthy active adults.” This quotation is from former school trustee and Olympic medalist Bill Crothers, who was instrumental in creating a
University of Toronto’s Adrian Lightowler
After a serious neck injury ended his playing career as an elite athlete, Adrian Lightowler focused his time and energy into strength and conditioning. For
Nova Scotia’s Shauna Forsyth
This is an interview on behalf of the CSCA with someone I have not met yet but had heard about. S&C is not big in