Podcasts about para ice hockey

On today's episode I had the pleasure of chatting with Dr. Katie Mitchell. Katie is an Athletic Therapist, Physiotherapist & Post-doctorate fellow at the University of Toronto. She is also the lead therapist for the Canadian Women's Para Ice Hockey team. During this conversation we discussed various topics surrounding concussion. From how concussions progress, to limitations of research, as well as the topic of dual tasking, a focus of her research. We also discussed Katie's career in Para sport and some of the unique challenges when considering concussions in this population. Along the way Katie provides great insight and advice, into the navigating career decisions when you may feel stuck.

Coming up on today's show, we are excited to be joined by Katie Mitchell.  Katie is a registered physiotherapist, certified athletic therapist and lead therapist for the Canadian Women's Para Ice Hockey program. Plus, we are going to talk about changes to the media landscape and put a wrap on the 2025 World Junior Hockey Championship!

As we approach Halloween and close out the month of October, the NHL is in full swing and there are clearly some teams that are not playing up to their standards.  We discuss one team that is meeting that high bar and whether they can continue on their current trajectory.  Here is the breakdown of the show… Winnipeg Jets Flying High:  0:00 – 31:41 Tage Thompson Hardest Shot:  31:41 – 43:56 Para Ice Hockey Womens' World Challenge:  43:56 – 50:58 Brad Marchand Extension:  50:58 – 1:08:29 Saad/McCann Milestones:  1:08:29 – 1:18:56 Bennie's Buddies:  1:18:56 – 1:28:13 Weekly Poll Question:  1:28:13 – 1:38:29 Here is the next week's Poll Question regarding Brad Marchand's Extension:  https://x.com/pucksage/status/1850591806649512090 We mentioned just two of the many animal shelters across the New England area:  Sweet Paws Rescue based in Groveland, MA and Our Companions Animal Rescue & Sanctuary in Manchester, CT.  These places, along with other shelters across New England do their best to find homes for animals that need families. Thank you for giving us a little of your time.  We hope you will give us some feedback and Enjoy the Show!

Canada's Para Ice Hockey team is competing for the first time in nine years at next week's Sled Series in North Dakota. Josh Watson has more on our Sports Update.

We feature drought tolerant plants in our Gardening segment with Susan Kerney (7:07). Apple Podcasts has added transcription support with a navigation feature. We get the details with John Biehler on the App Update (21:40). Nisreen Abdel-Majid stops by with the Friday edition of The Buzz (36:54)! Canada's Para Ice Hockey team is competing for the first time in nine years at next week's Sled Series in North Dakota. Josh Watson has more on our Sports Update (51:31). On the Chatty Bookshelf, Ryan Hooey introduces us to Kellie M. Parker, author of the Young Adult mystery hit, Thin Air (1:04:08). We revisit and weigh in on conversations from the past week, on Cut For Time (1:19:26).

Coming up on today's program we speak with Shawn Lucas, the defensive coach for the Canadian Women's Para-Ice Hockey program. We also give our final reflections on the 2024 Scotties Tournament of Hearts and talk a little NHL hockey.

In this edition of The Neutral Zone, we present another segment from our series of interviews conducted by Brock at the Canadian Paralympic Committee Summit in March. This installment features a conversation with retired Para Ice Hockey player, Greg Westlake.In the second segment of the show, the panel discusses a CBC report on a study indicating that over 400 Canadian youths have experienced both physical and mental assault.Article Referenced: https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2167460931803

On this episode, we speak to Emma Poynton and her role in helping to grow Para ice hockey in Australia, as well as her work growing women's Para ice hockey worldwide. We also touch on her work with the International C-Pool Para Ice Hockey tournament in Thailand. In the second half, we bring you another interview conducted by Brock Richardson at the Canadian Paralympic Committee Summit in March where Brock speaks with Nathan Riech, a middle-distance runner. After the interviews, Claire, Cameron and Josh give their thoughts on them. 

Josh Pauls is a 4 time Paralympic gold medallist with the Team USA Para Ice Hockey program. Josh talks to us about how he got into playing ice hockey, his impairment, his training and the work he's done on improving his nutrition to support his performance.

David Hoff is the National Para Ice hockey coach for Team USA, who have won gold at the last 4 Paralympic Winter games. David tells us about the sport of para ice hockey, monitoring athletes' ability to manage training loads, and the primary nutritional concerns.

Tara Chisholm reflects on the first ever Women's World Challenge for para ice hockey. From the September 21, 2022 episode.

Brock Richardson of The Neutral Zone brings us our weekly Sports Update.

On our Tech Talk, Michael Babcock and Jenine Stanley, Director of Customer Communication with Aira, discuss the latest developments and happenings with the Aira service. Brock Richardson of The Neutral Zone brings us our weekly Sports Update. Michelle Dudas, Senior Producer for AMI This Week, joins us to wrap up the series on AMI-tv. Community Reporter Annette Dennis highlights this year's Doors Open event in London, Ontario, celebrating 21 years. In an effort to raise funds for her favourite four-legged foundation, local canine legend and international barbeque sensation, Ms. Deborah Rose, is giving Canadians a chance to try her award-winning BBQ sauce. Let's find out more. Last week, a Canadian veteran with PTSD and a brain injury was offered medical assistance in dying – even though he did not ask for it. We discuss the case with Danielle McLaughlin, on Know Your Rights.

The first-ever Women's World Para Ice Hockey Challenge is happening in Green Bay this weekend! Nick sits down with Brad Roethlisberger, event organizer, to talk about women's sled hockey and getting the event to Green Bay. Plus, it's a busy weekend coming to Green Bay. Nick and Katie preview ArtStreet, it's new location and what to expect (and share how you can come meet up with some DGB staff at the event). Nick and Katie kick off the show with a training camp recap, event preview for the weekend, their weekend adventures and talk some news in Green Bay. PLUS, for the first time ever, there is a give-a-way at the end of the pod. Listen to the full ep to find out how to enter.

It was action packed day at the Para-sports ‘come and try' event in Sydney. Kurt Fearnley and special guest host Ellie Cole got to see the next generation of athletes give different Para-sports a go.

We wrap up the Canadian blind hockey championships and the cruiser sports para ice hockey champions Day that took place over the weekend, where both Claire Buchanan and Josh Watson took home some hardware! Former Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk passed away earlier this week. The panel discusses his legacy and success as an owner. We continue our conversation surrounding the MLB and this season's rule changes.

On today's episode, the Canadian para-ice hockey team won yet another silver medal, this marks 16 years since their last gold medal . We debate what's next for hockey Canada and its para-ice hockey program. Canadian blind hockey play-by-play announcer, Nicco Cardarelli, joins us to discuss the 2022 Canadian Blind Hockey Championships which takes place from March 25-27th. The tournament makes its return for the first time in two years. Plus, if Russia and Belarus decide to take legal action for wrongful removal from the Paralympic Games, do they have a case? Josh and Brock weigh-in with their thoughts!

Seventeen players will be taking the ice at the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Winter Games in the coming days with the Canadian Para Ice Hockey team. We chat more about this team with Head Coach, Ken Babey.

Ready for a good laugh? Michael Feir reviews an audio Comedy series called I, Regress. A blind architect in the U.K. has been facing challenges that call the attention of disability awareness and advocacy. We get the story with Fern Lulham. Community reporter Kim Hovey in Dawson City, Yukon, highlights her trial run of three adaptive devices for people with low vision. It's the Thursday Buzz with Bill Shackleton. Seventeen players will be taking the ice at the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Winter Games in the coming days with the Canadian Para Ice Hockey team. We chat more about this team with Head Coach, Ken Babey. Today's Roundtable guest is Margrett Weldon, our very own In The Know contributor.

This week we present two stories of people who had to figure out how to continue life after loss. Part 1: Lawrence Green wakes up in a hospital room to find that he's sustained devastating injuries in a motorcycle accident. Part 2: After tragedy strikes her family, Camille Adams Jones must find a way to confront her own trauma. Lawrence Green joined the United States Army as a Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic in 2008. During his time served, he was stationed in South Korea, then Fort Hood, TX and eventually deployed to Iraq for about a year before being honorably discharged in 2012. Post-service, Lawrence used his mechanic experience to work as a Heavy Equipment Technician before his life changed forever on March 29, 2015. Determined to find a renewed purpose after his injuries, he connected with Adaptive Training Foundation while still very atrophied and with a wound vac on his left limb. He began participating in a few classes over a 2-year period of time and enjoyed it so much he eventually became a volunteer trainer at ATF. Lawrence is now pursuing his personal training certification to continue his love of fitness. Through ATF, he fell in love with Para Ice Hockey and joined the Dallas Stars Sled Hockey Team. He has big goals set for himself and hopes to make the Paralympic team in 2022. Dr. Camille Adams Jones, LMSW, CEAP, PMP, is a recognized psychotherapist in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Dr. Jones earned her doctoral degree from the University of Southern California where she focused on family dynamics and trends with a special emphasis on Divorce Trauma in school aged youth. This author and organizational behavior scientist oversees a flagship Federal Occupational Health and Work/life balance program where she has become a standout corporate cultural transformation advisor and advocate for wellness in the workplace via Employee Assistance Programming. Dr. Jones is also a celebrated private practitioner for couples, hosting relationship restoration retreats and family rebuilding symposiums. Lastly, she works as a Parent Coordinator and Custody Evaluator in partnership with Washington, DC and the state of Maryland court systems. In her free time she is a mother of three of the best modes of inspiration a person can ask for. Together with her husband Jerome, the two launched a real estate investment firm that has flourished since its inception in 2017. Most recently Dr. Jones has added the title of farmer to her credentials, purchasing over 88 acres of farmland to build a wellness retreat with specific intent of exposing health, care, and restoration to all.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week we welcome on 2 amazing Canadian athletes. First, we chat with Monkton's Corbyn Smith from the Canadian Men's Para-Ice Hockey team that just won silver at their championships in Ostrava, Czech Republic. Next we have Janet Leung, the shortstop for the Canadian Women's Softball team who are heading to Tokyo for the 2020 Summer Olympics. We then discuss the ongoing sexual assault controversy engulfing the Chicago Blackhawks organization and the NHL. Catch the show Friday nights just after 6 on CKNX AM920 and CKNX.ca, now leading into Jays games. We carry all Jays games all summer!Find us on all the best podcast apps, CKNX.ca, on Wightman TV Friday nights at 8, Sunday nights at 9, or here on Youtube Friday nights debuting at 9!

On this June 18th edition of the London Live Podcast: Team Canada is back in the World Para Ice Hockey Championships. To talk about the sport and the importance is Tyler McGregor. Afterwards Morris Dalla Costa shares with us some of his favourite stories from major soccer championships. Finally, we're joined by Theresa Carrier to tell us about this year's One Run event.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ralph DeQuebec is 37 years old. He joined the United States Marine Corps at 19. During his third combat deployment, he was critically injured from an IED blast and received a Purple Heart for his actions in combat. During his recovery, he discovered the sport of Para Ice Hockey. He went on to win a gold medal in the 2018 Paralympic games in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Ralph is the captain for the Colorado Warrior Avalanche, a co-founder of We Are All One Story and is currently training for the 2022 Paralympic games in Beijing, China. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodlifeconversations/support

On episode 50 of the #MentalDivePodcast, I am excited to be joined by Claire Buchanan (2:27). Claire is the Assistant Captain of the Women's National Para Ice Hockey Team, winning silver at the 2014 IPC Sledge Hockey Women's International Cup. While today she can be found patrolling the blueline, she also used to compete for #TeamCanada in Wheelchair Basketball. Myself and Claire get into a wide range of topics including how she stays mentally fresh, what it means to her to represent Team Canada, how we can recruit the next wave of Para Ice Hockey athletes, and so much more! Cover photo creds: Tanja Hutahajan

Tara Chisholm has been the head coach of the women's Canadian National Para Ice Hockey program since 2014. She and the coaching staff will be holding a training camp with over 50 up and comers. Over the course of the weekend, she will put these athletes through rigorous exercises to identify their future potential. How will she manage 50 athletes virtually over three days? Tara gives us the scoop. The panel offers up their predictions for this weekend's Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And, with the NBA trade deadline fast approaching, what would you do with Raptors star Kyle Lowry?

What's up guys and welcome back to Life's a Wreck, the only thing holding me, your lovely host Kyle, together at this point. Guys, today is a special episode because it's one of my favourite interviews I've ever done. This week on the pod I sat down with ex-Marine and Para Ice Hockey gold medalist Ralph DeQuebec to discuss his journey from a Marine who lost both his legs in the line of duty to a gold medalist. In the episode, we talk about everything from passion to addiction to the importance of setting goals and a ton of stuff in between. If you've never listened to a LAW episode before this is a great place to start. Kick back and relax because this one is lights out. Follow our guest today on Instagram:@mrbenjaminboom@weareallonestoryFollow Kyle and the podcast on Instagram:@moorzyyy@lifesawreckpodcast

This week we speak with Head Coach of the Canadian National Women's Para Hockey Team, Tara Chishom. We will hear from Mike Lonergan with BC blind sports. Plus your mainstream sports highlights.

On today's show we speak with Canadian blind hockey play-by-play man Nico Cardarelli. Plus a conversation with John Shannon about the current state of the National Hockey League. Finally we discuss a a recent story from The Athletic about para ice hockey and allegations of sexual assault.

This week on The Neutral Zone we speak with Paul Rosen retired Canadian Paralympic para ice hockey goaltender about his career and his involvement with TSN and the hockey news. Then, a conversation with director of para ice hockey and athletics coach for Cruisers Sports.

Si è appena concluso un weekend davvero eccezionale a livello sportivo per il territorio: dalla Coppa del Mondo di sci a Sestriere all'Alpen Cup di Pragelato, passando per il Cross Nazionale di Luserna, l'apertura del Torneo Internazionale di Para Ice Hockey a Torino e molto altro ancora.Tutto Qui ha dedicato l'intera puntata ai vari eventi, con le interviste alle sciatrici della Nazionale italiana Federica Brignone e Marta Bassino, al capitano della nazionale italiana di para-ice hockey Gabriele Lanza, all'organizzatore del Cross di Luserna Renato Aglì e al coach dell'Eurospin Ford Sara Pinerolo Michele Marchiaro.

La squadra maschile dell'Skf Valchisone conquista la promozione in A1 nel campionato indoor battendo Pistoia nella finale di Prato. Ai nostri microfoni il presidente Paolo Dell'Anno. Si è concluso il Torneo Internazionale di Para Ice Hockey di Torino E L'italia si è classificata al secondo posto alle spalle della Corea del Sud. Il difensore della nazionale azzurra Andrea Macrì fa un bilancio di questa ottava edizione anche in vista dei Mondiali in programma in primavera.

Si è svolta a Torino la I giornata del Torneo internazionale di Para Ice Hockey: di fronte le nazionali di Italia e Corea del Sud in una riedizione della finale per la medaglia di bronzo delle scorse Paralimpiadi. Anche oggi i coreani hanno avuto la meglio, aggiudicandosi l'incontro con il punteggio di 4-0. Ai nostri microfoni il presidente del Comitato Paralimpico Italiano Luca Pancalli, il ct della nazionale Massimo Da Rin e il portiere Gabriele Araudo

Parte lunedì 21 gennaio a Torino l'ottava edizione del torneo Internazionale di Para Ice Hockey. Parteciperanno Italia, Corea del Sud, Norvegia e Slovacchia. Ai nostri microfoni Andrea Macrì, giocatore dei Tori Seduti e della nazionale, ci presenta questo importante evento sportivo.

Eric Payne is a 23 year Veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces with is tour on board HMCS HALIFAX 2001/02. After returning from his tour at CFS Alert in 2005 he suffered limb loss due to a head on crash with his motorcycle. This would mean the end to his 23 year career. He used it as an opportunity. He became a resource to policy for the CAF for returning Injured Veteran from Afghanistan. He became a member of the Soldier On Program from its launch and has worked diligently in disabled community for parasports. Eric works in the Public Service currently. He has been recognized by parasport organizations as builder for Para Ice Hockey and has been awarded for his ongoing advocacy work for People with a disability. He has also sat on numerous provincial boards to better the day to day lives. He is also the current Vice President of Veterans Emergency Transition Service Canada. Eric has spoke to CFB Gagetown and CFB Halifax for their International Day for Persons with disabilities He was brought back for the launch of CFB Gagetown‘s program, Mission Ready. He has been a presenter to TEMA and in the month of December 2017 was named an Ambassador by Hockey Canada for growing the sport of Sledge Hockey on PEI. In the fall of 2018 Eric will be attending Nova Scotia Community College in the Radio and TV Journalism program.

Manny Waks was 11 years old when he was first sexually abused. Raised in the ultra-Orthdaox sect of Judaism known as Chabad, he lacked the education or vocabulary to understand what was going on. By the time he was studying for his bar mitzvah, he was molested by a second perpetrator. Both men were members of staff at his school - the Yeshiva Centre in Melbourne, Australia.In this searingly honest, compelling and sometimes angry conversation with Olly, he recalls how he was groomed, abused, disbelieved, and shunned - and recounts the moment he decided, aged 18, to turn his back on Hasidic Judaism for ever - and join the Israeli Defense Force.(In 2013, Manny's second abuser, David Cyprys, was sentenced to eight years for sexually abusing Manny and eight other boys. Manny is now CEO of Kol v'Oz, established in Israel in 2016 to prevent child sexual abuse in Jewish communities globally. His book, ‘Who Gave You Permission?’, is out now).Elsewhere this week, in The Zeitgeist, Ollie Peart explains why ‘battle royale’ is the gaming format du jour, why China are investing in ‘feacal recognition’, and why Drake would rather be on Twitch than The Graham Norton Show. Plus, he reveals how he fared in his challenge to take up Para Ice Hockey (he didn’t make Team GB...)If you’ve got a challenge to set Ollie Peart for next week’s show, submit it via the Feedback page on our website, ModernMann.co.ukMeanwhile, down the Foxhole, Alix Fox - fresh from checking out the ‘vac-cube’ at Eroticon - advises a listener who wants to spend longer, much longer, going down on his girlfriend. Along the way, Alix recommends some vocal exercises, a ‘queening stool’, and a surprising application of Prince’s ‘Alphabet Street’.The Foxhole is delighted to be sponsored by our friends at MyCondom.com. They stock a mahooosive range of condoms, lube and toys. Remember to use the code ‘Foxhole’ to get a buzzin’ 15% OFF!If you’ve got a question of sex for Alix to answer on next week’s show, reach out via the Feedback page on our website, ModernMann.co.uk. You can remain completely anonymous if you so desire.This week’s Lifehack comes courtesy of Sky Sports presenter Tony Wrighton, host of the Zestology podcast, who offers up his top three tips on how to be motivated with NLP (neuro-linguistic programming).Finally, our record of the week is the ethereal and spooky Dans Le Main, by Jean-Michel Blais, out now. If you enjoy the show - please support the show. Buy us a beer, send us a donation via PayPal, review us on iTunes or tell your friends all about us on social media - the links are all on our website, ModernMann.co.ukSee You Next Tuesday!Presenter: Olly Mann. Contributors: Ollie Peart, Alix Fox, Manny Waks, Tony Wrighton, Jean-Michel Blais. Producer: Matt Hill. Theme Music: 'Skies Over Cairo' by Django Django. Graphic Design: Jenny Mann Design. Copyright: Olly Mann / Rethink Audio 2018. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Spazio al ciclismo, con l'intervista a Jacopo Mosca che, nella Tirreno-Adriatico appena conclusa, ha conquistato la classifica a punti di questa prestigiosa corsa. Gli appuntamenti del week-end sportivo, con le finali del campionato di serie A di bocce che vedono La Perosina Boulenciel impegnata a difendere il titolo conquistato lo scorso anno e la nazionale italiana di para ice hockey che sfida i coreani per raggiungere lo storico traguardo del bronzo olimpico a Pyeongchang.

Para Ice Hockey: alle Paralimpiadi di Pyeongchang la nazionale italiana centra lo storico traguardo delle semifinali dove se la vedrà con gli Stati Uniti. Il commento del team manager ed ex giocatore Andrea Chiarotti.Pallanuoto: la Torino 81 torna alla vittoria in casa dell'Acquachiara scongiurando l'ultimo posto. Il coach Simone Aversa analizza la gara ai nostri microfoni.

L'intervista ad Andrea Chiarotti, team manager della nazionale di para ice hockey, dove giocano molti atleti della squadra torinese Tori Seduti

Pallanuoto: nel turno infrasettimanale la Torino 81 perde in casa 9-11 contro la Lazio Nuoto, dopo una prestazione altalenante che ha visto i ragazzi di Simone Aversa sfiorare la rimonta.Football americano: i Giaguari Torino si preparano ad affrontare una nuova stagione. Esordio domenica alle 14 contro Dolphins Ancona.Para Ice Hockey: comincia l'avventura olimpica degli azzurri che vedono tra le loro fila numerosi giocatori dei Tori Seduti. Obiettivo podio per la formazione italiana.

Para-Ice-Hockey: i Tori Seduti perdono la finale scudetto contro il Sud Tirol Eagles, ora occhi puntati alla nazionale che andrà a giocarsi le paralimpiadi in Corea.Volano le Black Stars, vincenti nelle ultime due gare di campionato e ora a ridosso delle prime posizioni. Mister Giuliano Imbriani ci racconta i successi con Viotto e Piscina Y Suardi.I risultati e le classifiche dei campionati di serie D ed Eccellenza di calcio, con il focus dedicato all'incontro tra Pinerolo e Alfieri Asti, con le interviste ai due allenatori Massimo Ricardo e Davide Montanarelli.

In primo piano ancora il Torneo Internazionale di Para Ice Hockey: il team-manager della nazionale italiana Andrea Chiarotti commenta con noi il secondo posto ottenuto dagli azzurri e le prospettive per le Paralimpiadi di marzo in Corea.Nel basket nuova sconfitta per la Fiat Torino a Sassari, mentre vincono le ragazze della Pallacanestro Torino che vincono al Palaruffini contro il Fila San Martino.

Tra gli appuntamenti sportivi del week-end spicca la IX edizione di Thai Boxe Mania al Palaruffini di Torino, grande evento dedicato agli sport da combattimento.Si conclude la VII edizione del Torneo Internazionale di Para Ice Hockey con la finale tra Italia e USA: gli azzurri hanno infatti vinto la semifinale con la Norvegia per 4-3.Pinerolo e Atletico Club Penarol pronte al gemellaggio: il presidente del Pinerolo FC Leonardo Fortunato ci spiega gli sviluppi di questo prestigioso progetto.

Pallanuoto: nuova sconfitta per la Torino 81 battuta a Firenze dalla Rari Nantes Florentia.Hockey: l'Under 21 maschile dell'HC Valchisone conquista il titolo nazionale indoor, il presidente Paolo Dell'Anno ci racconta l'ennesimo successo della società villarese.Para Ice Hockey: iniziata la VII edizione del Torneo Internazionale a Torino. Le parole di Gregory Leperdi, giocatore della nazionale italiana e dei Tori Seduti analizza la sconfitta contro gli USA.