Former Wellington Duke, NCAA and pro hockey player Chris Auger joins us to discuss the benefits of using hockey to travel the world.
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With numerous playing and coaching titles to his name Steve turned his focus to Varsity Soccer and lead the Loyalist Lancer’s Women’s team for 15 years
Strength coach Jeremy Benoit has helped players from the Belleville Senators, Wellington Dukes, Kingston IceWolves and Quinte Red Devils. Â
An incredible episode featuring some amazing women athletes including Manon Rheaume, Kendall Tabobandung and Anya Packer.
Terry Boyd, owner of The GYM Trenton, discusses how the pandemic has taken major tolls on people with many varying degrees of problems and even crises for many people. One of which is people’s state of mental health. According to WebMD the number one natural remedy for depression is routine, and number three is exercise.
Shannonville Motorsport Park has a long and rich history in the Canadian racing industry. It was announced back in October 2019 that John Bondar and Steve Gidman acquired the long-time privately-held Shannonville Motorsport Park.
The name, TPT is the German short form for Animal Physiotherapy, which Jeannette actively practiced in Germany. She is a licensed Physiotherapist in Germany. TPT Sterner first and foremost is about the care of the horse and the proper riding techniques of the rider.
Coach Kevin Barnes of Belleville is the founder and Head Coach of Southwest Academy in London, Ontario. The team is in the highly touted Ontario Scholastic Basketball Association (OSBA) whose most notable graduates are NBA stars Jamal Murray, Lugentz Dort, Thon Makur, O’Shea Brissett, and Ignas Brazdeikis. Barnes’ path to this point has given him the tools to develop young athletes and help build the game across the country.Â
In this episode, Mike gets nostalgic for glory days racing at Shannonville Motorsport Park as we talk to John Bondar, the new owner and discuss his plans to return the track to its glory days.
With the current uncertainty surrounding the 2020 box lacrosse season due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the QMLA is looking forward to the fall and 2021 season to regain momentum and continue to grow the sport in the Quinte region.