We are dedicated to enriching the lives of Canadians with an intellectual disability through sport. Our organization provides training and competition opportunities to more than 49,600 athletes of all ages and abilities through local sport clubs and benefits from an extensive network of more than 22,000 volunteers.
Nous nous consacrons à enrichir par le sport la vie des Canadiens et Canadiennes présentant une déficience intellectuelle. Notre organisation offre des occasions d’entraînement et de compétition à plus de 49 600 athlètes de tous âges et de toute habileté, par l’intermédiaire de clubs sportifs locaux et grâce à un vaste réseau de 22 000 bénévoles et plus.
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Amazing video. Mark had been my coach for many years in Coquitlam, including Nationals in 2004, from a couple of years before Isabelle was born, and he's always had that passion. He's very laid-back, easy to get along with, and shares his passion for skiing which really helps bring together athletes not just from our own programs but for the other Metro Vancouver programs that all practice together. He's been very valuable not just for the local, but for the region as well as provincial and even national training programs for alpine skiing, and I know I'm thankful for the Schnurrdogs.
5 pin bowling looks really hard using such a small ball and the space between the pins so large....everyone looked like they were having fun.... thanks for the video
