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We are excited to announce a partnership with UBC Hockey School and The Farm Hockey Training. The Farm is in charge of all the strength & conditioning for participants at their annual hockey school. As a UBC hockey alum I am excited to get involved with the school and teach and educate the kids!
Cam & Curtis
Cam Sedgwick and Curtis Hodgson captured the first National Lacrosse League championship for the Washington Stealth last night.(click on their link for more details) In front of a loud crowd of 8600 the Stealth beat the Toronto Rock 15-11. Sedgwick got the game winning goal with just over six minutes left. Congratulations to both of them!
Cam raising the Cup!
Check out Jon Bula’s article on Running Workouts at Powered By Chocolate Milk. There are a number of ideas and plans to spice up your runs.
Today we had a Powered by Chocolate Milk video shoot where we filmed six 60 sec fitness tips. GWA has signed a deal with the BC Dairy Foundation to be the official strength and conditioning experts for their campaign to promote Chocolate Milk as a recovery drink. We have written a number of informative fitness articles to be put up on their site (with the videos) in the coming days! Click on Health and Training. Also, look for us in media and advertising campaigns soon. We have some Chocolate Milk coming to the gym soon for all our clients to have….post workout of course!! Photos below:
Jon talking, Troy demonstrating. A $60,000 brain and the best athlete!!
A break in shooting the ladder drill
Jon’s serious look, ok no more screw ups…..your costing us money
Exercise intensity is extremely important when you are working on your conditioning drills, and is possibly the most important variable in determining the quality of an exercise session. When performing interval training, training for endurance sports, measuring recovery time, or comparing the same run from a previous week a heart rate monitor is a very useful tool. The correct use of a heart rate monitor can allow you to accurately regulate your exercise session and maximize your training efficiency.
I am up in Whitehorse this weekend in our first games of the 2009-10 season. This years Allan Cup Championship is in Fort St John in April and we are in the process of recruiting a team to make our first run at it since the 2006 win. We have a number of new ex-pro’s this year including some guys with NHL experience mixed with a vetran squad and the best goalie in Canada. Follow along anytime at our website Powel River Regals.
Shannon Woeller, who plays soccer for Rutgers University and our Canadian Womens National Team, begins a quest for the NCAA title next weekend. Rutgers finished the season ranked #9 in the country and although they have injuries to 5 starters are confident they have a shot. Good luck Shannon
GWA Athlete Jeff Tambellini scored a hat trick against the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday night in a 5-0 win that included an unbelievable first goal. He now has 6 goals in the last four games and the Islanders have won 3 straight. It was a special night for Jeff as his dad, Edmonton Oilers General Manager Steve Tambellini, was in the stands watching. The Oilers play the Islanders on Monday night. Congratualtions Jeff!
I have uploaded a bunch of photos at the end of the post. So we started in Geneva yesterday and rode 121km (about 4.5 hous riding time) to Martigny, Switzerland. Our group consists of: 2 doctors(three if you count our support driver), a lawyer, a dentist, a contractor and me. Basically you can get in an accident, get your teeth and body fixed up and sue at the same time!!! We were all fired up to leave, packed our support vehichle and sent him on his way and were going to ride 2 minutes down the road to take a group shot at the French border. Six of us roll out and exactly 28.3 seconds into the ride one of the guys shreds a cable. Haha. What a start, luckily there was a bike store close by and we got it fixed. We headed along Lake Geneva for about 70km of the day, taking some back roads as you cannot ride on the highway over here. It was really cool having the lake on one side, corn fields on the other, mixed in rolling through some small Swiss towns. We got rained on pretty hard for about the last 60km but it wasnt cold so it was all good. The day was actually supposed to be only 110km but we through in a 5 km …Continue reading »
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