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Sports, Fitness & RecreationOttawa, Ontario, Canadasirc.caJoined July 2009

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Thank you to all our experts and attendees at the Concussion In Sport Symposium. Your work and voice continue to drive concussion education forward in Canada. We know you'll extend the conversation long after today and our athletes are safer because of that.
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Take some time to watch Dr. Charles Tator speak from the 2023 Concussion in Sport Symposium. He reviews: The financial cost of concussions on pro sports The need for greater prevention The history of concussions in Canada And lots more...
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At MLSE Foundation, we're committed to Changing the Game in both sport & philanthropy. Read our latest in on the cost of sport, & 5 recommendations funders can take to support equitable community access in their return-to-play investments.👇
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This week, SIRC will release the first video from the 2023 Concussion in Sport Symposium. In it, Dr. Charles Tator revealed the financial cost the NHL and NFL have incurred as a result of concussions. It's a staggering figure and must-watch. Look for it this Thursday.
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As one of the first football clubs to incorporate research on women’s health into training & nutrition regimes, partnered with bio-analytics company Orreco to monitor players’ menstrual cycles in order to enhance performance & reduce injuries.
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Exercise has a beneficial effect on the lining of arteries in postmenopausal women. When the cells lining the arteries are healthy, this could help prevent coronary artery disease. Dr. Kyra Pyke is co-author of the study & dean of .
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Athlete Mental Health “The resources need to be more readily available & clearly laid out as to what they are, where they are & how to access them. This isn’t just about stigma, it’s on many different levels. It’s a major issue in Canada..." ~ Clara Hughes
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Apply to the Lyle Makosky Values and Ethics in Sport Fund if you are studying in an area relating to values and ethics in sport! 🚨Application deadline: April 30, 2023 👇👇👇
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Are you active in sport and studying a topic related to values and ethics in sport? Apply to the Lyle Makosky Values and Ethics in Sport Fund for support! Hurry, the deadline is April 30, 2023 👉bit.ly/3E9n9tY
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Great to see one of our KNPE 363 Team Dynamics blogs published on the importance of emotional contagion in sport teams for . Great work, Sarah!
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We've all seen teams lose games that they should have won and wondered 'what happened there?' These researchers have looked at 'emotional contagion' and how to contain it. These tips can help athletes and coaches identify it and correct the behaviour sirc.ca/blog/emotion-a
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Last year, had the opportunity to speak with new Canadians for the #CanadianSportPolicy2023 renewal. There's a lot of work to be done to make sport welcoming and equitable for all. What are you doing to make your sport more inclusive?
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Sport has an important role to play in making new Canadians feel at home Our latest SIRCuit article: Creating welcoming, equitable spaces for new Canadians in sport by @VeronicaRAllan with insights from @ircominc @AntiRacismSport @wpg_nsa @carolyntrono sirc.ca/blog/equitable
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Co-authored by Active Aging Canada Board member Dr. Bradley Young:
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It's important to focus on youth, but we can't forget about older adults within Canadian sport Our latest SIRCuit article: How the sport system can best support lifelong participation in sport by @BettinaCallary @ActiveAgingCda @SportForLife_ @ISCJHK sirc.ca/blog/lifelong-
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