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Learn about strength, conditioning, and performance as it applies to Olympians.
Learn how the Canadians at the Paris Olympics this year become “elites” and what they have to go through to become Olympians.
Sam Eyles-Frayne has worked as a strength and conditioning coach with 12 Canadians who have attended the Olympic games as well as other elite athletes who have won 28 provincial medals, 21 national medals and 9 World Cup medals. They also work with “occupational athletes” like first responders. Amongst their many other achievements and credentials, they are an Executive Board Director of the Canadian Strength and Conditioning Association.
Dr. Devon Frayne has worked with Olympic, Paralympic, and developing athletes as a Sport Scientist and Sport Biomechanist.
Register in advance as there will be limited seating.
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COST: Free
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