Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan
510 Cynthia Street S7L 7K7 Saskatoon, SK, Canada

Happy Valentine's Day!

Strong networking skills are a valuable tool both in and out of sport. Sign up for our Game Plan YXE webinar on March 3 at 7 p.m. to develop your skills and learn how to build an effective network https://conta.cc/3rFETEu

Today is #ChineseNewYear and the beginning of the #YearOfTheOx. Do you know what your Chinese zodiac symbol is? Find out... https://chinesenewyear.net/ See more

Learn about and and celebrate some of Saskatchewan's athletes of African descent by taking a virtual tour through the Saskatchewan African Canadian Heritage Museum - SACHM http://sachm.org/virtual-museum/

Moose Jaw's Ben Coakwell is starting 2021 off on a high note after he and his 4-man bobsleigh team picked up a at the World Cup event in Winterberg, Germany over the weekend. #SaskProud

Happy New Year!

Game Plan Advisor Lisa Hoffart is available to help CSCS athletes lots of different ways. Contact her at [email protected] to check in and make sure you're on the right track for accomplishing your goals.

The Advanced Coaching Diploma is a coach driven, expert led, peer enriched and mentor supported coach education program. The deadline to apply as a candidate for the next cycle is in 2 days on Dec. 31. Learn more

Pick up some budgeting tips for the new year from current wealth manager and former national team kayaker John Hastings in our next Game Plan YXE webinar at 7 p.m. on January 13. Sign up today https://conta.cc/3e69s0C

As part of the U.S. women's national team, Mia Hamm has won two FIFA Women's World Cup titles and claimed at to Olympic Games. #MotivationalMonday

What new goal have you set? #MotivationalMonday

Happy Holidays!

Sign up for our Game Plan YXE event and you'll get the opportunity to create and develop a vision board for 2021 and then share it with your peers. Register https://conta.cc/38psjTz

Congratulations to Saskatoon-born speed skater Catriona Le May Doan on being named the Chef de Mission for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. Le May Doan skated to 3 Olympic medals in her career, including back-to-back in the 500m race in 1998 and 2002. #SaskProud

We've got lots of great people working behind the scenes to help athletes reach their goals. Watch as Heather Hynes, sport dietitian and sport nutrition lead for the Sport Medicine & Science Council of Saskatchewan, discusses what motivates her in her role.

Put the training in and you can end up with a record of 56 wins and five losses, just like legend Muhammad Ali. #MotivationalMonday

Check out these 5 tips from Heather Hynes, sport dietitian and sport nutrition lead for the Sport Medicine & Science Council of Saskatchewan, on how to keep up healthy habits over the holidays.

Put your speed, strength, power and endurance to the test by participating in this year's RBC Training Ground virtual qualifying. Open to athletes between 14-25. Register at rbctrainingground.ca by Dec. 1.... The top Saskatchewan finishers will receive additional prizes. Details

Along with 6 NBA championships while playing with the Chicago Bulls, legend Michael Jordan won two Olympic as a member of the USA national team in 1984 and 1992. #MotivationalMonday

Are you a High Performance Coach looking to upgrade your skills and abilities through education training and certification? Consider applying for the HP Coach Development Grant due Dec. 1. More information

Another upgraded medal! This time to Regina's Jessica Furlan who has now received a for the 3000m race at the 2013 FISU Summer Universiade following the DQ of the previous top three performers for doping violations. Congratulations!... #SaskProud

Prince Albert Para nordic skier Brittany Hudak is taking her unsual season in stride. Read more https://bit.ly/3nMmIe7... #SaskProud