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2012 - 2nd Edition

SMSCS to holdConcussion Workshop

For all Coaches, Athletes, Parents andAdministrators

In This Issue:In This Issue:

Concussion Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Board of Directors Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . 1President’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Member Recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Medical Coverage Program . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Free Service Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4UPDATE, Professional Grant Program . . . . 4Professional Development Grants . . . . . 5Sport Medicine Education Sessions . . . . . 5Al Bodnarchuk at the Olympics . . . . . . . . . . . 6Sport 1st Aid & Taping Workshops . . . . . . . 7Sport Nutrition Workshops . . . . . . . . . . . 7Sport 1st Aid Supplies and Kits . . . . . . 8

The SMSCS, in conjunction with CPTE, will beproviding a ‘Concussion in Sport’ Workshop onFriday, April 26, 2013 from 2:00pm - 5:00pm inSaskatoon. It is geared towards coaches, parentsathletes and sport administrators. This workshop will bepart of an overall Concussion ManagementSymposium planned for the weekend of April 26 - 28,2013. Contact CPTE (966-7473) for more details.

The three-hour Concussion in Sport workshop willinclude the following:1. Presentation on the Assessment, Management and the Prevention of Concussions in Sport.2. Question and Answer Panel Session.3. Testimonials from Athletes that have had concussions.4. Discussion on the Roles and Responsibilities of

Agencies/Organizations (Policy Development).

Watch for more details in the near future.

This is a great opportunity to become moreaware of the entire concussion issue, aswell as obtaining some tools to betterprevent and manage concussions!

The Level 1 and Level 2 FMS Coursesplanned for Saskatoon from October 26 -28 are SOLD OUT!

More information will be forthcoming shortlyfor those that have registered.

Functional MovementSystem (FMS) Courses

Board of Directors MeetingDATE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, 2012

TIME: 6:00PM (Supper will be provided)

VIDEO CONFERENCE

LOCATIONS:REGINA (2205 VICTORIA AVE)

SASKATOON (510 CYNTHIA STREET, Rm.#140)

For more information contact:Mark Henry at 306.780.9208

Regina Office Saskatoon Office2205 Victoria Avenue 510 Cynthia Street

Regina, SK Saskatoon, SK

S4P 0S4 S7L 7K7

Fax: 780.9416 Fax: 975.0891

Phone Toll Free: 1.888.350.5558 Web Site: www.smscs.ca

President .................Scott Anderson (SPS)

Vice President......................Lisa Swallow (SATA)

Past President ............ Dr. Marlys Misfeldt

Secretary/Treasurer ..... Dr. Kim Dorsch (U of R)

Board Member ............. Doug Hillis (U of S)

Board Member ..... Dr. Cole Beavis (SASM)

Board Member ........ Dr. Wendy Chrusch (SASM)

Board Member ............. Jill Apshkrum (SPS)

Board Member ....Dr. Brad Waddell (Director at Large)

Sask Sport Inc. Liaison............Dale Kryzanowski

SMSCS StaffREGINAExecutive Director - Mark HenryRegina Office Direct Line: 780.9208

Email: [email protected]

Manager, Sport Medicine Programs &Services - Scott JuléRegina Office Direct Line: 780.9446


Mental Training Consultant - Lisa Benz

Regina - U of R Phone: 337-8475


SASKATOONManager, Sport Science Programs &Services - Travis LaycockSaskatoon Office Direct Line: 975.0867


Nutrition Consultant - Heather Hynes(maternity leave)

Saskatoon Office Direct Line: 975.0849


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President’s Message

Board of Directors

Scott Anderson - BSc.PT, Diploma in Sport Physiothapy

The SMSCS does not necessarily endorse or recommend the opinions or treatments that are contained in this newsletter. Products and servicesadvertised within are advertisements only and are not necessarily products used by the SMSCS. Consult medical personnel or sport scientists formedical problems, advice, and treatment. The SMSCS permits the reproduction of articles contained within this newsletter for educational orpromotional purposes if we are credited with being the source. Reproduction for the purpose of profit is prohibited. Contact the SMSCS for any othersport medicine and science related topic.

This newsletter was sent using the SMSCS email contact list. If you did not receive our newsletter by email andwould like to receive it in the future or you know someone who would like to receive it, contact the SMSCS office at780.9446 or by email at [email protected]

In my career I have always believed that I was blessed to be in such aprofession (physiotherapy), which to me implied some moralresponsibility to give back to my profession. I have been involved involunteering with various boards or organizations throughout my careerbut certainly without question my favorite has always been the SportMedicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan. I therefore am cominginto this position not saying to myself “oh, what have I volunteered for”,but instead what could we or should we accomplish.

I am old enough to recall when the Council was just the Sport MedicineCouncil (no amalgamation with Science yet) when Linda Detta was theExecutive Director. I remember the first 10 sport first aid courses taughton a road trip with Dr. Gulka and myself (along with occasionally otherssuch as Jack Alexander or Chuck Armstrong). On that note I believe it willbe a very rewarding, and no doubt, a great time when we celebrate theCouncils 25th anniversary in 2013 when we have the opportunity tomeet, greet and discuss such old times. This Sport Medicine and Science Council’s increased role with SaskSport Inc. and overall improvement is due in large part to the leadershipprovided by current executive director Mark Henry, as well as alwayshaving an active and engaging board of directors. Mark hasstrengthened the organization further through key hiring of staff, throughhis ability to balance the budgets in the various economic times faced,and by keeping the board involved in all aspects of the Council’s activity. As mentioned, we still maintain a very active and engaged board whichwill be very beneficial to myself and all staff. We have exceptionalmanagerial staff that has helped the Council become one of the moststable and vital members of Sask Sport Inc. However, there is still muchthat we can accomplish. Under Dale Pitura’s capable leadership wedeveloped a strategic planning model that I plan to follow through with,as well as continue to expand the Council’s role within the Sask Sportsystem and Saskatchewan communities as a whole. Marlys Misfeldt’sstrong leadership qualities during her time as President over the pasttwo years is something that I hope to be able to emulate during my termas President. I look forward to working with the board of directors and everyoneinvolved with the Council. Let’s get started!

I hope you all have had a good and joyous summer. The weather has been most cooperative which always brings with it a time to rejoin with family and friends.

The SMSCS Board of Directors does not meet over the summer, however, this does not mean the Council is not busy with ongoing activities and future planning. One large focus is the upcoming Grey Cup Sports Medicine Symposium being held in 2013 as part of the Grey Cup party that will engulf Regina. This is the third time the Council has been involved in organizing the Grey Cup Symposium and the plans are bigger and bolder than ever with international speakers being part of our exciting program. The Council has also tried some other forms of education for its members including organizing two FMS courses, scheduled for this October, as a bit of a different format for the Sports Med Saturdays program. These courses have been very well received by Council members and will be used as a test project to determine if it is a good way for the Council to provide educational opportunities to our valuable members. We have also expanded the funding guidelines for members and consultants that wish to attend outside educational opportunities.

We continue to be involved in numerous Provincial Sport Governing Bodies athlete medical and science programming as well as playing a vital role and being a partner with the Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan in providing services to their designated athletes.

The Council has come to the end of our initial three year strategic plan and input is being sought from its members into the future planning of the 2013-2015 planning phase. Please do not hesitate to get involved with this project or any other projects that the Council is involved with.

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Cole Beavis, Sport Medicine Physician - Was the teamPhysician for Hockey Canada Men’s Junior Team in theCanada Russia Challenge that occured in Yaroslavl,Russia and Halifax, NS. in August.

Al Bodnarchuk, Sport Massage Therapist - Was a memberof the Canadian Medical team at the 2012 Olympics inLondon.

Member Recognition

We’d like to thank everyone who has submitted their recent activities to us. Only those that submittedinformation are included. The next edition of the newsletter will be out in December, so please forwardany updates by December 7, 2012. Please note that local/city events will not be included.

An ongoing feature in the newsletter is to recognize our members who have/are workingwith or volunteering time with any provincial, national, or internationally recognizedorganizations, teams, athletes or at major sport event.

Louise Ashcroft, Sport Physiotherapist - Classification ofpotential athletes for Team Canada and Team USA’sSitting Volleyball teams. She is also the Head Therapistfor the U of R Rams.

Medical Coverage ProgramOne of the Programs the SMSCS provides is our Medical Coverage Program. On a request basis the SMSCS makesevery attempt to provide adequate medical coverage at provincial, western, national and international sporting events byproviding medical personnel, scheduling, medical equipment and supplies, and administrative consulting support. Ofcourse this program would simply not exist without the membership of the SMSCS putting in their time, support, andexpertise at these events. At this time we would like to specifically acknowledge our members that have been involvedwith the 11 events so far in 2012. (NOTE: Other individuals have provided coverage, but are not SMSCS members).

Sport Physiotherapy Canada - Sask SectionJill ApshkrumLouise AshcroftDenise CherkasBruce CravenLeah MacNaughtonArlis McQuarrieSue MeyersMyla MoralesKerstin MuselerStephanie PepplerDaysha ShuyaAdrienne StinsonA.J. TabinRae Thompson

Saskatchewan Athletic Therapists AssociationTara CloweryChris FaccaTrevor LenNicole RennebergCourtney Schell

Saskatchewan Academy of Sport MedicineWendy ChruschMegan DashWarren DufourMike Nicholls

Chiropractors Association of Saskatchewan - no chiropractic requests thus far in 2012

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Cole Beavis, Sport Medicine Physician - in November wasthe team physician for Skate Canada Sr. Grand Prix event(Cup of Russia) in Moscow.

Jessica Pawlik, Sport Physiotherapist - Team CanadaWrestling, Team Therapist for World Championships inIstanbul and Pan Am Games in Mexico.

Ron Brady, Chiropractor - Continued to work with theRegina Pats as their team chiropractor.

Member Recognition

We’d like to thank everyone who has submitted their recent activities to us. Only those that submittedinformation are included. The next edition of the newsletter will be out in August, so please forward anyupdates by July 31, 2012. Please note that local/city events will not be included.

An ongoing feature in the newsletter is to recognize our members who have/are workingwith or volunteering time with any provincial, national, or internationally recognizedorganizations, teams, athletes or at major sport even

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Who Should Get Certified

ANYONE in a position or situation that prescribesexercise as a way to improve performance and lifestyleshould consider becoming certified in the FMS. The FMSsignifies an intuitive evolution of the exercise, fitness andhealth profession.

The system is the product of years of innovation andgroundbreaking research. The FMS provides astandardized approach to assessing fundamentalmovement, identifying limitations and asymmetries, anddeveloping individualized corrective exercise programs.

Louise Ashcroft, Sport Physiotherapist - Team CanadaMedical Team at FISU Games in China and Pan AmGames Medical Team in Mexico. Also part of Medical Teamat the Skate Canada Challenge Event held in Regina. Shealso covered the U of R Rams.

Mark Labrecque, Chiropractor - Part of the Medical Teamat the Brier held in Saskatoon in March.

Mike Nicholls, Sport Medicine Physician - in November wasthe CMO for the Skate Canada Challenge held in Regina.Covered the CIS Canada West Wrestling Championships inFebruary and the Provincial High School WrestlingChampionships in March. He is also the Team MedicalDirector for the National Wrestling team and a TeamPhysician for the Regina Pats.

Megan Dash, Physician - Was part of the medical team atthe Queen City Marathon, Skate Canada Challenge and isthe Team Physician for the U of R Womens Hockey team.

Wendy Chrusch, Physician - Was part of the medical teamat the Skate Canada Challenge.

Jill Apshkrum, Physiotherapist - Part of the Medical team atthe CCA Finals Rodeo held in Regina.

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Physical Therapy | Exercise Therapy | Massage Therapy | Acupuncture Ergonomic Evaluations | IMS (intramuscular stimulation)

UPDATE!!!!!Professional DevelopmentGrants Program

Starting in the fall of 2012, the SMSCS’sMembers/Consultants ProfessionalDevelopment Program has expanded toinclude travel and accommodations as potentialexpenditures that the program may include tohelp offset the costs of our members andconsultants attending various educationalupgrading events. Call 780.9208 for more info.

Program Expanding

Eligible Organizations Encouraged to Utilize Free ServiceHoursThe SMSCS provides a specific number of ‘free’ service and programming hours (consulting, workshops, educationalsessions, etc.) per calendar year to each of the PSGB’s, Sport Districts, University teams, SHSAA, CAS, NAIG, andthe SGC. The designated services that are eligible for the FREE HOURS PROGRAM are divided into two categories,Sport Medicine and Sport Science.

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Sport Science1) Mental Training Workshops and Sessions2) Strength and Condition Services and Workshops3) Biomechanical Services4) Sport Nutrition Workshops and Sessions5) Exercise Physiology Programming

Sport Medicine1) Sport 1st Aid and Taping Workshops2) Sport Medicine Education Sessions3) Initial Injury Assessment Program4) Medical Coverage of Events Program5) Drug Education and Doping Control Program

To book a session or inquire about how many hours you’re eligiblefor, contact Scott (Medicine) or Travis (Science) at 1.888.350.5558.

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Monday February 18, 20135:00pm-6:00pm Registration 6:00pm-6:10pm Conference Opening 6:10pm-7:30pm Welcome Meet & Greet

Tuesday February 19, 2013 7:00am-8:20am Networking Breakfast 7:30am-8:30am Registration 8:30am Introduction

8:35am-9:20am Keynote – Dr. Julia AlleyneMaster Planning Medical Services at Major Games: A Decade of Olympics

9:30am-10:00am Dr. Vicki Harber Physical Literacy: the Foundation of Canadian Sport for Life

10:00am-10:30am Morning Tea

10:30am-11:00am Dr. Louise BurkeEducating Athletes about Supplements – the AIS experience

11:00am-11:45am Dr. Michael ClarfieldGroin Pain in the Athlete

11:45pm-12:30pm Lunch

12:30pm-1.00pm Dr. John Hawley Endurance & Strength Training: Are they incompatible?

1.00pm-2:00pm TBA2:00pm-2:30pm Afternoon Tea

2:30pm-4:00pm Free Papers

5:30pm-6:30pm Cocktails 7:00pm Taste of Alberta

Wednesday February 20, 20137:00am-7:30am Fun Run

8:30am-9:00am Dr. Louise BurkeNutrition for recovery

9:00am-9:30am Dr. Julia AlleyneUnderstanding Mental Health for Performance Enhancement

9:30am-10:00am Dr. John Hawley Optimizing muscle mass through nutritional interventions

10:00am-10:30am Morning Tea

10.30am-11.00am Dr. Connie Lebrun Considerations for the Female Child Athlete

11:00am-11:30pm Dr. Martin Mrazik Biomechanical Forces of Sport Concussions and Concussion Management

11:30pm-12:30pm Lunch (Breakout Session: Current State of Concussion)

12:30pm-1.00pm Dr. Michael Clarfield Medical Management of a Professional Cycling team

1.00pm-2:30pm Free Papers 2:30pm-3:00pm Afternoon Tea

3:00pm-4:00pm Free Papers

4:00pm-4:15pm Closing Ceremony

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CONSULTANT BIO’S

On an annual basis the SMSCS has availablea limited amount of funding for members andconsultants attending educational courses,workshops, or seminars. This funding isavailable to help offset a portion of the costsrelated to registration fees, travel andaccommodations.

There are a number of criterion that applicantsshould be aware of and are available bycontacting:

Mark Henry, Executive Director at 306.780.9208, or at [email protected]

Are you a member or a consultantof the SMSCS and are consideringattending a seminar, educational

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Sport Medicine Education SessionsWould you like a Sport Medicine Professional speak to your group?

The SMSCS offers sessions ranging from one to three hours in length and can be on onetopic or a combination of many. Suggested topics include:1. Concussions2. Injury Prevention (warm up/cool down and stretching)3. Recognition and Care of Common and Life Threatening Injuries In Your Sport4. Developing Emergency Action Plans, and so on.

Call 1.888.350.5558 or email [email protected] to book a session.


ProfessionalDevelopment Grants

Available

www.smscs.ca

CONSULTANT BIO’S

On an annual basis the SMSCS has availablea limited amount of funding to help offset thecosts of course registration for members andconsultants attending educational courses,workshops, or seminars. Funding is notavailable for travel, meals, accommodations,etc.

There are a number of criterion that applicantsshould be aware of and are available bycontacting:

Mark Henry, Executive Director at 306.780.9208, or at [email protected]

Are you a member or a consultantof the SMSCS and are consideringattending a seminar, educational

course or workshop?

EASY ACCESS FOR ORDERING:- Resource Videos- Sport First Aid Supplies and Kits- Exercise and Rehab Supplies

(tubing, medicine balls, etc)- Resource Manuals

(mental training, sport 1st aid, etc)

...MUCH, MUCH MOREUPCOMING WORKSHOPS

Karen CravenBruce Craven

Chelsea GuebertMelanie Headrick

Kevin Boyd

Sport Diploma/Certifi cate Physiotherapists/Part B Ortho PTCertifi ed Strength and Conditioning Specialists (CSCS) and Candidates

#3-630 2nd Ave N Saskatoon, Sk Phone: (306)934-2011

Craven SPORT servicesSport Physiotherapy | Othopedic Rehabilitation | Training

email: [email protected]

2332 scarth streetregina, sk

1.306.569.MOVE (6683)synergyphysioregina.com

Here’s what’s at ...

Sport Medicine Education SessionsWould you like a Sport Medicine Professional speak to your group?

The SMSCS offers sessions ranging from one to three hours in length and can be on onetopic or a combination of many. Suggested topics include:1. Concussions2. Injury Prevention (warm up/cool down and stretching)3. Recognition and Care of Common and Life Threatening Injuries In Your Sport4. Developing Emergency Action Plans, and so on.

Call 1.888.350.5558 or email [email protected] to book a session.

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Chelsea GuebertNeal ZaluskiLee Stevens

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1. What was your role with the medical team? My role was as a sports massage therapist with the Athletics team. This meant my job was to help the athletes prior to training and competing and to help them recover after.

2. How did you get selected? What was the process? I was selected by Athletics Canada to work with the team. This meant that I only worked with track and field athletes. I was selected because of my years of experience as part of this NSO (National Sports Organization), IST (Integrated Sports Team). The head coach asked if I was available and interested in working with the team. When I said I was available and interested we started planning the placement of the medical staff as needed.

3. Did you stay in the Athletes Village and if so, what was it like? I stayed at a building called NIDO, a students’ residence, 5 minutes by subway from the Olympic Village. Many of the support and medical staff stayed there. It was very nice because we were able to unwind and relax away from the hustle and bustle of the Village.

4. What was it like representing your country? It is always a great honor to represent your country, working with our best athletes. But, as you soon realize, you are there to do a job. Rather

than clients leaving your office and going to do their work, your clients, the athletes, are getting ready to perform in front of millions of people, trying to show how they stack up against the rest of the world. I take my job very seriously, but very much enjoy working with Athletics. As I’ve often said, “If I’m not enjoying what I’m doing, I shouldn’t be here.”

5. You have been involved with other Team Canada medical teams in the past..how did this one differ? At these games I only worked with the Canadian Athletics team. I was not selected to be part of the core medical group, who work on Canadian athletes competing in all sports. I really enjoyed working with one sport at a major games because this allowed me to focus on a specific group of athletes and get to know them better and not feel torn in many different directions.

6. What did a typical day for you consisted of? In London, I usually woke up at 6:30 to 7:00 a.m., went for a run and had breakfast before taking the subway to the clinic. A typical day had me starting work in the clinic at 9:00 a.m. In the afternoon I might have to go to a practice or training session, then back to the clinic to continue working with athletes. I would leave the clinic to go back to the residence between 8:30 and 8:45 p.m. On some days I would go to

the warm-up track at the stadium to help prepare athletes for competition or do post competition recovery work.

7. What one major thing really was an eye-opener for you? An eye-opener for these games was how many of the Canadian Olympic sports brought their own medical personnel. This was not surprising, since bringing your own staff usually means that you are bringing people who have worked with the particular sport for the last few years, and know the athletes and their needs.

8. For you personally what were the highs and lows of your time at the Olympics? One high was that my children, Max and Ksenia, showed such interest in these games and were very excited about watching events and telling me about it on Face Time. This made it seem like we were less far apart.

Another highlight was when our men’s 4 x 100 relay team qualified for the final and were bronze medalists for about one minute. A low was when they were disqualified. It was an honor and pleasure to work on these young men. I was able to work with them at the training camp and in London and I knew how hard they worked and how disappointed they were at the outcome. But I’m sure they will be successful in Moscow next summer.

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