Winter SIRCuit
In this edition of the SIRCuit, we explore the latest insights shaping Masters-level sport in Canada. From innovative coaching strategies to the power of intergenerational programs, the stories in this issue highlight the passion, resilience, and community that define sport beyond early adulthood.
IN THIS ISSUE
In Grand Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland and Labrador, a primary school and a retirement home are redefining community. What began as a small act of kindness has grown into a vibrant Intergenerational Program where children and seniors connect through movement, laughter, and shared experiences, proving that physical activity can bridge generations in the most meaningful ways.
What can Masters-level sport learn from the Invictus Games? A lot. From redefining accessibility to fostering meaningful coach-athlete relationships, the Games offer powerful lessons on making sport more inclusive and impactful. Discover 3 key themes that can enhance Masters sport programs, helping athletes thrive both in competition and beyond
The finish line isn’t the end, it’s just another checkpoint in the journey of sport. For Masters athletes, competing beyond their peak years isn’t just about medals; it’s about passion, resilience, and redefining limits. Dive into one athlete’s journey through artistic swimming and the lessons learned along the way.
Canada’s population is aging, but too many older adults are missing out on the joy of movement. Could internalized ageism be holding them back? Discover how stereotypes shape activity levels and what we can do to make sport and physical activity welcoming for all generations.
Masters sport is booming, but are coaches ready? Many adult athletes crave guidance, yet few coaching programs cater to their unique needs. Enter a workshop series designed to bridge this gap helping coaches unlock the potential of Masters athletes. Discover how these workshops are transforming adult sport coaching.