2013 – 2014 ANNUAL REPORT
PEOPLE, PROGRAMS & GROWTH ON
It’s been just over one year that SportMedBC has called Fortius Sport & Health home. SportMedBC’s new residence has provided some terrific opportunities to work with old friends and groups, as well as develop relationships with the wide range of sport partners who also reside at Fortius Sport & Health. As a Premier Founding Partner and promoters of leadership, public awareness and education in the areas of sport medicine, sport science and sport training, SportMedBC is delighted to host our members and be part of an exceptional day of concussion education. It’s also been one year since Alison Cristall returned to SportMedBC, this time as Executive Director. Her leadership has seen our organization grow relationships across the province through collaborating on projects and initiatives. Look no further than the work SportMedBC is doing with a number of stakeholders to offer the Northern Safe Sport Tour, offering SportMedBC’s signature Concussion Management, SportSmart and Athletic Taping courses and workshops to an expanded audience in Northern British Columbia. As we approach the end of 2014, we gear up for another season of our tried-and-true InTraining and Aboriginal RunWalk programs. Our Sport Safety and Event Services programming continues to expand its reach across British Columbia. And SportMedBC’s brand continues to grow through our budding media and web presence. There are numerous practitioners in our directory that have achieved some of the highest honours. All of this – the partnerships, the programs, the people – does not happen without SportMedBC co-founder Dr. Jack Taunton, who days ago was inducted into the BC Sports Hall of Fame and Museum! Our commitment to promoting sport health on the strength of the Best People, Best Practices and Best Programs will always be there. We can’t wait for 2014-2015!
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OUR LEADERSHIP Message from the Chair Executive Director Report SportMedBC Board of Directors & Staff
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OUR ENVIRONMENT Clients Partnerships Acknowledgements
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OUR FRAMEWORK Sport Medicine Sport Science Sport Training
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OUR STRATEGIC DIRECTION & GROWTH Role Mission Vision
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OUR RESOURCES & SERVICES Best People (including the SportMed Directory) Best Practices (including the SportMed Library) Best Program (including SportMed Performance, Nutrition, Safety & Runwalk)
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OUR COMMUNITY REACH
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SPORTMEDBC THROUGH THE YEARS
OUR LEADERSHIP BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Governance and policies are led by a 10-person Board of Directors elected from our professional membership.
Dr. David Cox (Chair) Psychologist Summerland
Anthony Findlay (Vice Chair) Strength & Conditioning Specialist North Vancouver
Dr. Joseph Stern (Treasurer) Podiatrist Vancouver
Dr. Jim Bovard Physician North Vancouver
Ashley Cornish Athletic Therapist Burnaby
Dr. Christopher MacLean Biomechanist Vancouver
Kate Milne Kinesiologist Vancouver
Marc Rizzardo Physiotherapist Burnaby
Dr. Ben Sporer Exercise Physiologist North Vancouver
Anita Wilson Massage Therapist Port Coquitlam
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Message from the Chair
Over 2013-2014, SportMedBC focused its efforts on renewal. Starting with a new vision and mission, SportMedBC aims to support health and performance through sport and exercise with the Best People, Best Practices and Best Programs in Sport Medicine and Exercise Science for British Columbians. Beginning with the development of a strategic plan for 2014-2018, the board and operating staff of SportMedBC looked at each program area to ensure program sustainability and growth for the years to come. As with any organization that has endured for over 30 years, renewal and change is commonplace. I would like to thank Marilyn Payne for her transitional services as we said “goodbye” to President and CEO Lynda Cannell, and welcomed Alison Cristall as the new Executive Director for SportMedBC. Marilyn’s extensive experience in the BC sport system allowed SportMedBC to focus its efforts on its core business while undergoing these administrative changes. 2013-2014 built on the successes of 2012-2013 in all program areas. The SportSmart and Concussion Management workshops continue across British Columbia and provide new opportunities for Provincial Sport Organizations to provide educational opportunities to its members. We will continue to improve our servicing of communities and practitioner members by identifying continuing education opportunities that exist all around the province. Refreshing SportMedBC.com will highlight the growing number of sport medicine practitioners in our directory. The Aboriginal RunWalk program continues to grow and increase its effectiveness in marrying sport and exercise science. As we look to 2014-2015, I am excited about the new opportunities that lie ahead. The Northern Safe Sport Tour is an example of how, together as a province, we can join forces to better educate everyone in our sport system – parents, athletes and coaches. We are also about to celebrate 20 years of Sun Run InTraining. When Dr. Doug Clement and Dr. Jack Taunton developed this program, little did they know how widespread and effective it would be to this very day. I would like to extend a “thank you” to the 2013-2014 Board of Directors and staff. Thank you to our members for your continued interest and support of SportMedBC. Dr. David Cox, PhD Chairman, SportMedBC
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Executive Director’s Report I’d like to acknowledge Marilyn Payne who provided transitional leadership services from January to September 2013. I started as Executive Director in October 2013, and it has truly been a pleasure working with Marilyn on the transition of SportMedBC. Under Marilyn’s leadership as interim Executive Director, SportMedBC’s focus shifted to short, mid and long term planning with the development of the SportMedBC strategic plan for 2014-2018. During the strategic planning exercise, the board of directors, along with staff and former President and CEO Lynda Cannell explored each program area and focused on program growth for the next four years. One of the major accomplishments is a revision of the SportMedBC vision and mission to include the exercise component of SportMedBC programming. Over the past twelve months, SportMedBC has refocused its efforts on partnership building within the BC sport sector, engaging Provincial Sport Organizations and MultiSport Organizations through sport safety courses and workshops, event coverage and individual meetings to support their athlete development efforts. Concussion Management workshop attendees grew by 53% and our event medical coverage program added two national events including the Karate National Championships and the Speed Skating Canada National Selections. SportMedBC continues to build its partnership with Fortius Sport & Health by collaborating on continuing education opportunities for sport medicine practitioners, offering sport safety courses and workshops and delivering the Sun Run InTraining program to the general public. Our partnership with the Aboriginal Partners Council and the Aboriginal Directorate in the BC Ministry of Health expands our reach by empowering Aboriginal community members to lead their communities to wellness. Participants reported a 79% increase in a healthier diet. 70% of participants reported weight loss, while 75% focused on being more physically active. Nearly 20% of participants decreased or quit smoking. As the year ends and we look ahead, SportMedBC will refresh its look with a new website. Our Sport Safety Manager will once again be the Medical Manager for the Canada Winter Games in February 2015. We’re entering the 20th year of the Sun Run InTraining program! And SportMedBC has embarked on an exciting partnership with Northern Health, WINBC and PacificSport Northern BC on the Northern Safe Sport Tour. It’s a fantastic opportunity to deliver SportMedBC’s SportSmart and Concussion Management workshops in 15 communities in the lead up to the 2015 Canada Winter Games in Prince George.
MANAGEMENT & STAFF Alison Cristall Executive Director Marilyn Payne Interim Executive Director (Jan – Sept 2013) Mike Martignago Manager, Marketing & Communications Susan Nguyen Manager, Aboriginal RunWalk Ashley Reece Manager, SportMed RunWalk Lynn Kanuka Coach, SportMed RunWalk Paul Dwyer Manager, Sport Safety & Event Services Alexandra Sojo Coordinator, Sport Safety & Event Services Cathy Hudson Accountant Natalia Stanczyk Administrative Assistant Patricia Chuey Senior Consultant, SportMed Nutrition
Alison Cristall Executive Director
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OUR ENVIRONMENT SPORT ORGANIZATIONS PSOs and MSOs o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
CLUBS, TEAMS, COMMUNITY CENTRES
Baseball BC Basketball BC BC Athletics BC Lacrosse BC Sailing BC Soccer BC Speed Skating BC Ringette BC Rugby BC Wheelchair Sports BC Wrestling Canoe/Kayak BC Cycling BC Diving BC Fencing BC Field Hockey BC Football BC Golf BC Government of Yukon Sport & Recreation Branch Gymnastics BC Hockey BC Judo BC Karate BC Rowing BC Softball BC Swim BC Tennis BC Triathlon BC Volleyball BC
COLLEGES, SCHOOLS & UNIVERSITIES o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
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Douglas College Capilano University College of the Rockies Langara College Simon Fraser University Trinity Western University University of British Columbia University of Victoria UBC – Okanagan Crofton House School Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary School Henry James Cambie Secondary School Clayton Heights Secondary School Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine
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Creekside Community Centre Cloverdale Recreation Centre Richmond City Baseball Association Chilliwack Giants Minor Football Delta Ringette Association Dunbar Community Centre Crossfit Optimal Performance Kitsilano Yacht Club Partners Council Saanich Sport Yukon Fortius Sport and Health Shuswap Minor Football Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence Pacific Sport Fraser Valley Vancouver Phoenix Gymnastics Vancouver Hawks Field Hockey Campbell River Rugby Club ASRPA Partners Council Vancouver Athletic Football Club Vancouver United Football Club Abbotsford Recreation Centre Commercial Drive Legion Dunbar Lawn Bowling Club Tilbury Arena
EVENTS o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
BC Soccer Provincial Development Program BC Soccer B-License Coaching Clinics Grassroots Festival Futsal Tournament BC Lacrosse Bantam Boys Championships BC Lacrosse Female Box Championships BC Lacrosse Minor Box Lacrosse Championships BC Lacrosse PeeWee Boys Championships BC Lacrosse Field Championships BC High School Track & Field Championships Vancouver Sun Run Scotia Bank Half Marathon Canadian Lacrosse Nationals & Vanier Cup Howard Tsumura Basketball Tournament Karate Canada National Championships North American Cup – Karate High School Cricket Festival Speed Skating Canada National Selections Event Western Canada Short Track Speed Skating Steve Nash Youth Basketball Challenge
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PARTNERSHIPS
Aboriginal Health Directorate, Ministry of Health Bringing walking, running and leadership development to aboriginal communities throughout the province. Aboriginal Sport, Recreation and P Physical Activity Partners Council SportMedBC’s partner in the province-wide delivery of Aboriginal RunWalk. BC Games Society SportMedBC provides advice and guidance to host community medical services committees. BC Injury Prevention and Leadership Council SportMedBC is a corresponding member of the council. BC Medical Association (Athletics & Recreation Committee) SportMedBC is a corresponding member of the committee and has worked closely with the physicians to bring SportMed RunWalk into their offices. BC Soccer SportMedBC provides on-site sport safety support and technical development and is a strategic partner in the delivery of SportMed Soccer, a program of training tips and resources for players and their players. Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sports SportMedBC incorporates drug-free sport messages into our programs and assists with the coordination and implementation of doping control services.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The support that SportMedBC partners provide is fundamental to our commitment to further enhance sport medicine and science activities in the province of British Columbia.
FUNDING PARTNERS ViaSport Province of British Columbia British Columbia Gaming Commission
MEDIA PARTNERS & SERVICE PROVIDERS CentrePoint Systems Cheeky Monkey Media Hudson Consulting The Province Thomas L. Lutes, Barrister & Solicitor Tractivity
British Columbia Gaming Commission
Fortius Sport & Health SportMedBC is a Premier Founding Partner of Fortius Sport & Health and the Fortius Athlete Development Centre. SportBC SportMedBC’s link to the provincial sport organizations. The Vancouver Sun SportMedBC and The Vancouver Sun partner to deliver the InTraining program through The Vancouver Sun Run.
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OUR FRAMEWORK
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SportMedBC was established in 1982 as the Sport Medicine Council of British Columbia, which marked the beginning of what is today a professional network of nearly 600 sport medical and paramedical practitioners. Many of our basic operations and activities serve the province’s leaders in Sport Medicine, Sport Science and Sport Training, including our SportMed Directory and our SportMed Library. Those resources, however, are also designed to serve the larger community of British Columbians and Canadians who are interested in active living, from recreation and fitness to performance.
SPORT MEDICINE
SPORT SCIENCE
SPORT TRAINING
Best People
Best Practices
Best Programs
SportMed DIRECTORY
SportMED LIBRARY
SportMed SAFETY
Acupuncturists
Academic/Medical Reports
Athletic Taping Courses
Athletic Therapists
Articles
Concussion Management Workshops
Biomechanists
Nutritional Plans and Recipes
On-Site Event Coverage & Services
Chiropractors
Products and Technologies
Sports First Aid Courses
Dietitians
Professional & Volunteer Opportunities
SportSmart Workshops
Exercise Physiologists
Videos, Webinars and Podcasts
SportMed PERFORMANCE
Fitness Appraisers
SportMed Online Communities
Athlete/Team Services
Massage Therapists
SportMed Nutrition
Athlete Assessment Protocols
Mental Performance Consultants
SportMed Performance
Nutrition Education & Counselling
Optometrists
SportMed RunWalk
SportMed NUTRITION
Orthopedic Surgeons
SportMed Safety
Athlete/Team Counselling
Pedorthists
SportMed Soccer
Education Workshops
Physicians
PLUS 12 additional program-specific networks
Menu Resources
Physiotherapists
SportMed RunWalk
Podiatrists
Aboriginal RunWalk
Psychologists
HealthBeat
Strength & Conditioning Specialists
Nordic Walking RunWalk Online SunRun InTraining
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OUR STRATEGIC DIRECTION & GROWTH
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SportMedBC, a professional not-for-profit society comprised of sport medical and paramedical practitioners in British Columbia, promotes leadership, public awareness and education in the areas of sport medicine, sport science and sport training.
BEST PEOPLE o Practitioner network of 582 practitioners in 20132014
o SportMedBC’s Safety Manager supports Team BC for the 2013 Canada Summer Games
OUR MISSION Support health and performance through sport and exercise with the BEST PEOPLE, BEST PRACTICES, and BEST PROGRAMS in Sport Medicine and Exercise Science for British Columbians. BEST PRACTICES o SportMed News & Views distributes news stories and information to a growing audience of subscribers
OUR VISION To be recognized as a trusted resource for BEST PRACTICES in Sport Medicine, Exercise Science and Health Promotion.
By serving as a focal point for experts, applied expertise and programs, SportMedBC serves the full continuum of British Columbians, spanning those oriented towards all levels of activity from Recreation to Fitness to Performance.
BEST PROGRAMS o In 2014, Aboriginal RunWalk (ARW) attracted 2,363 participants from 127 organizations.
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OUR RESOURCES & SERVICES
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Resources & Online Communities
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SportMedBC Directory SportMedBC Directory Professional Development Opportunities Professional Development Opportunities On-site On-site Event Event Medical Medical Coverage Coverage engagements engagements
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SportMedBC.com Online Community Networks Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube) Best Practices Newsletters The Vancouver Sun (SportMed RunWalk) The Province – Sports Academy (SportMed Safety)
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SportMed Directory lists 582 practitioners in 17 the province –in o professions SportMed practicing Directorythroughout lists 585 practitioners Vancouver/Sea Sky (39%), throughout Vancouver Island 17 professionstopracticing the and Central Coast (20%), Fraser River – Delta (14%), Fraser province – Vancouver/Sea to Sky (39%), Valley (13%), Thompson Okanagan (11%), Caribou NE Vancouver Island & Central Coast (20%), Fraser (2%), Kootenays (1%).
River – Delta (14%), Fraser Valley (14%), Okanagan (10%), Caribou NE(17%), (2%), o Thompson 17 professions represented: Physiotherapists Strength & Conditioning Specialist (16%), Athletic Kootenays (1%).
Therapist (11%), Exercise Physiologist (11%), Physician Dietitian (7%), Massage Therapist (5%), o (10%), 17 professions represented, including: Chiropractor (4%), Pedorthist (4%), Psychologist (4%), Physiotherapists (18%), Strength & Podiatrist (3%), Biomechanist (1%), Acupuncturist Conditioning Specialist (16%), Athletic (1%), Optometrist (1%), Orthopaedic Surgeon (1%).
Therapist (12%), Exercise Physiologist (11%), (10%), Dietitianfor(7%), Massageand 15 o Physician Employment opportunities 27 Therapists Therapist (5%), Chiropractor (4%), Pedorthist Sport Aiders. (4%), Psychologist (4%), Podiatrist (3%), o Preparation for TeamBC at 2013 Canada Summer Biomechanist (1%), Acupuncturist (1%), Games in Sherbrooke, Quebec. Optometrist (1%), Orthopaedic Surgeon (1%). o o
Recruited and coordinated 149 practitioners to Provided Medical for Team at provide on-site eventManager medical coverage forBC local, 2013 Canada Summer Gameslevel in Sherbrooke, regional, provincial and national competitions.
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o SportMedBC.com has 16,060 subscribers and active community participants primarily connected through the SportMedBC website networks. o Updates in News & Views and Social Media on sport safety, injury prevention. o 145,759 visits to SportMedBC.com (up 45% over 2012-2013). o SportMedBC’s social media properties continue to grow. Compared to 2012-13, Facebook followers have grown 8%, Twitter followers are up 13% and YouTube views have increased 117%. o SportMed RunWalk is featured weekly (January – May) in The Vancouver Sun. o SportMed Safety is featured every Wednesday in The Province.
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SportMedBC NUTRITION
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SportHealth Programming SportMedBC Directory Functional Assessments Professional Development Opportunities Team Support On-siteBCEvent Medical Coverage engagements
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Recruited medical practitioners to attend training camps and travel with teams.
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Developed a Team BC Drug Education plan.
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Support for Tennis Canada’s National Junior Training Program based at the North Shore Winter Club.
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Healthy nutrition advice distributed to over 4,500 British Columbians weekly through SportMed RunWalk programs.
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SportMed RunWalk and SportMed Nutrition tips are featured weekly (January to May) in The Vancouver Sun.
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OUR RESOURCES & SERVICES
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SportMedBC RUNWALK
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Coordinated event medical support for 28 events province-wide alongside 117 Athletic Therapists and 53 Volunteers. Coordinated Therapists for BC Soccer’s Provincial Teams Program and 2014 BC Lacrosse Championships. Injury prevention information and sports first aid education reaches 5,406 British Columbians through RunWalk programs. Injury prevention tips in The Province, Vancouver Sun and TEAM Radio. 50 Sports First Aid, Athletic Taping courses, Concussion Management and SportSmart workshops delivered to 8 regions of the province to 1,057 participants. 21 active course instructors province-wide. .
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2,302 participants in Sun Run InTraining working with 528 volunteer leaders at 62 community centres across BC. 41 volunteer RunWalk Leaders received an award for 5 years of involvement and 20 volunteers for 10 years. 95% of SportMed RunWalk participants would participate in the program again and 97% would recommend the program to a friend. The Aboriginal RunWalk (ARW) program engaged 2,363 participants (up from 2,185) and trained 151 group leaders in 98 communities. 42 groups created local 5 & 10K events in their communities, including Campbell River, Cranbrook, Hazelton and Terrace. Implemented HealthBeat workshops (health screening protocols pre and post ARW training) in 7 locations throughout 6 regions. Partnered with UBC’s Cardiovascular Physiology and Rehabilitation Laboratory to conduct program research. 93.8% of ARW participants report that HealthBeat motivated them to make improvements in their health.
OUR COMMUNITY REACH
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For more information in the areas of Sport Medicine, Sport Science and Sport Education, visit SportMedBC.com. SportMedBC.com continues to gain in popularity and has seen a significant increase in traffic over 2013-2014. Visits are up 45% over the last year (145,759 visits). In 2013-2014, SportMedBC’s community memberships surpassed 16,000. The vast majority of these members are Canadian (92%), but we continue to see membership from other countries including, the United States (2%), England (1%), Australia (1%), and Estonia (1%). The majority of Canadian members are from British Columbia (95%), followed by Ontario (2%), Alberta (1%) and Quebec (1%). Community memberships is well distributed throughout British Columbia:
Community Membership in Regions Vancouver / Sea-to-Sky
7% 1%
Thompson-Okanagan
8% 32%
North West Fraser Valley
11%
Fraser River - Delta Vancouver Island & Central Coast Caribou
The SportMedBC newsletter “Best Practices” has a circulation list of over 7,500 (including PSO’s and other sport system representatives).
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SportMed Directory Listings by Regions There are 585 practitioners listed in the SportMed Directory. Regional representation of practitioners listed is as follows:
Vancouver / Sea-to-Sky 10%
Thompson-Okanagan North West
2% 1%
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Fraser Valley Fraser River - Delta 14%
Vancouver Island & Central Coast
20%
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SPORTMEDBC THROUGH THE YEARS 1980s
1990s
2000s
1982: SportMedBC is founded and headquartered at UBC.
1990: A high performance 2000: InTraining is launched in support program for Victoria in association Team BC is initiated in with the Times Colonist. partnership with the Provincial Government. 2000: SportMedBC revises its mission and values 1983: The BC SportsAid 1992: BC SportsAid Program is statements in order to Program (Sports delivered to registered better position itself for FirstAid) is initiated. fitness leaders as part the challenges of the of their compulsory changing sport 1984: Athletic Taping is training for medicine and science incorporated as a certification. environment and to module in the better serve the SportsAid Program. 1995: SportMedBC published athletes of British the “Athlete Training Columbia. 1985: SportMedBC Diary”. 2001: SportMedBC hosts the coordinates event International Skating medical support for 1996: SportMedBC relocates to Burnaby’s Ice Sports Union’s medical the first Vancouver Centre. conference in SunRun. Vancouver in 1996: The InTraining Program conjunction with the 1988: SportMedBC launches is launched in World Figure Skating a comprehensive association with the Championships. provincial antiVancouver SunRun. doping program 2002: The “Beginning Runners under the 1998: SportMedBC publishes Journal” is published. leadershop of Dr. the “Beginning Runners Doug Clement. Handbook”. 2007: Launched SunRun InTraining in partnershop with the 1988: BC’s “Best Ever” high 1999: SportMedBC is contracted by Honour Your Health performance athlete PacificSport Challenge in Aboriginal development (Vancouver) to develop communities across the program features a science and medicine province. science and medicine support program for support services. targeted teams and 2009: SportMedBC named athletes. strategic founding partner of MultiSport Centre of Excellence Foundation. 14
1999: SportMedBC is
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2010s 2010: SportMed Soccer launched in partnership with BC Soccer. 2012: Beginning Runner’s Handbook (4th Edition) launched world-wide. 2012: SportSmart injury prevention and performance initiative launched. 2012: SportMedBC celebrates 30 years. 2013: After 30 years as SportMedBC President & CEO, Lynda Cannell joins Fortius Sport & Health. 2013: SportMedBC moves to its new home, Fortius Sport & Health. 2013: SportSmart online video tip series is launched. 2013: Alison Cristall is named Executive Director of SportMedBC.
SportMedBC.com and its social media channels are a virtual resource centre for practitioners, coaches, parents, palyers, sports executives and administrators for the latest information on injury prevention, first aid treatment, nutrition, concussions and other sport training tips.
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