Category: Sport Manitoba

Many people benefit from massage therapy. From gardeners, to drivers, office workers, to teachers; massage brings relief to almost everyone. Athletes, however, can reap the rewards of a good massage more than anyone. This article is written specifically for athletes, whether you play a weekly pick-up basketball game, or just got back from competing at…

Olympian Kelsey Wog and her coach Vlastik Cerny discuss their preparation for their competition at the Tokyo Summer Olympics. Listen below or on any podcast app!     Read about all of the Manitobans heading to the Olympics here.

  16-year-old judo athlete Dylan Tully said becoming a referee has helped him improve his competition skills through giving him a deeper understanding of the sport. The Canada Games alum got started in judo at just eight years old, and by age 11, he started refereeing as a way of showing his gratitude. “I love…

The Olympics and Paralympics are an exhilarating time as the world’s greatest athletes compete for a spot on the podium after years of hard work and training. Along with the athletes, there are dedicated coaches, officials, and support staff, too, who have been eagerly preparing for this event. This year’s Olympics begin Friday, July 23…

Samantha Brisson fell in love with rowing as an athlete-turned-umpire in Calgary more than 14 years ago. Now living in Virden, Manitoba, with lots of experience in the sport, Samantha shares with us why officiating is one of the most fulfilling ways to become or stay involved in a sport you enjoy. And if you’re…

Benefits of Volunteering One of the many benefits of volunteering is that the skills you learn can improve your resume. Volunteering shows a passion for a community and a conscientious commitment to a cause. It also helps you build experience and is the easiest way to meet new people, which when combined, could make you…

With Pride Month wrapping up, volleyball player turned coach Chris Voth discusses his vast experience in the sport, and what it will take to make the sport community more inclusive to all athletes. Listen below or on any podcast app!  

As someone who grew up playing sports and has always liked helping out, Monika Roberston said it was a no-brainer for her to become a cycling official, or commissaire, more than 13 years ago. “I didn’t come from the sport. I really knew nothing about competitive and amateur cycling in Manitoba as a whole. What…

Every month leading up to the 2022 Canada Summer Games, we’ll feature one of the dedicated coaches who spend countless hours giving back to sport. Let’s get to know Male Softball coach David Muswaggon!     How long have you been coaching this sport?  13 years. I started coaching when my son played on a…

It’s National Indigenous History Month, and there’s so many Indigenous peoples in sport to celebrate across the country. We thought we’d take a look at an organization here in Manitoba who plays a major role in supporting and empowering local Indigenous communities and individuals, including athletes, coaches, officials and volunteers, to grow physically, mentally, spiritually,…