2013 CSMTAANNUAL GENERAL

MEETING &

CONFERENCEOctober 24-28, 2013

Coast Capri HotelKelowna, BC

Registration Form

*Please return pages 2-4 with your registration fee

Please print legibly as your name tag will be generated from the information below.

Name:________________________________ CSMTA Member #:_____________________________

Address:____________________________________________________________________________

Phone: (H)___________________ (B)____________________(C)______________________________

Email:______________________________________ Fax:____________________________________

Profession: (Circle One) RMT / Physio / AT / Chiro / Osteo / Student / Other:________________________

Conference Registration Fees

* Participants may take as many courses as they wish, as long as they do not overlap. Please refer to the schedule on page 17.

* All courses require one table per two participants. Please let us know if you can bring one.* Space for courses, symposium, winery tour and social is limited. Please send your registration form and

fee early to ensure you are able to participate in your first choices.

COURSES:

A) Ligament Articular Strain Technique - Upper Body and Extremities - Three full days (Friday, Sunday, Monday 9am-5pm). Refer to page 9 for details. (Limited to 30 Participants)

Early Bird Registration Fees CSMTA Member/Student Non-Member (If paid before August 16, 2013) $545.00 ______ $595.00 ______

Regular Registration Fees CSMTA member/Student Non-Member (If paid after August 16, 2013) $565.00 ______ $615.00______

B) Active Isolated Stretching Technique - Three Full Days (Friday, Sunday, Monday 9am-5pm). Refer to page 12 for details. (Limited to 30 Participants)

Early Bird Registration Fees CSMTA Member/Student Non-Member (If paid before August 16, 2013) $545.00______ $595.00 ______

Regular Registration Fees CSMTA member/Student Non-Member (If paid after August 16, 2013) $565.00 ______ $615.00 ______

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C) Introduction to Neuro - Proprioceptive Taping - One full day (Sunday 9am-5pm). Refer to page 13 for details. (Limited to 30 Participants)

Early Bird Registration Fees CSMTA Member/Student Non-Member (If paid before August 16, 2013) $250.00 ______ $275.00 ______

Regular Registration Fees CSMTA member/Student Non-Member (If paid after August 16, 2013) $275.00 ______ $285.00 ______

D) Thai Sport Therapy - One full day (Friday 9am-5pm). Refer to page 11 for details. (Limited to 30 Participants)

Early Bird Registration Fees CSMTA Member/Student Non-Member (If paid before August 16, 2013) $250.00 ______ $275.00 ______

Regular Registration Fees CSMTA member/Student Non-Member (If paid after August 16, 2013) $275.00 ______ $285.00 ______

E) Sports First Responder Certification - (Saturday 3pm-7:30pm, Sunday - Monday 9am-9pm). (Limited to 15 Participants total for Certification and Re-Certification combined) Fee must be paid by August 16, 2013 $625.00 _______

F) Sports First Responder Re-Certification (Sunday - Monday 9am-9pm) (Limited to 15 Participants total for Certification and Re-Certification combined) Fee must be paid by August 16, 2013 $495.00 _______

SPORT MEDICINE SYMPOSIUM 8:00am - 2:30pm (Saturday) Presentations, Exhibition, and Lunch. Refer to pages 5-8 for details on presenters. (limited to 120 participants)

Early Bird Registration Fees CSMTA Member/Student Non-Member(If paid before August 16, 2013) $110.00 ______ $130.00 ______

Regular Registration Fees CSMTA member/Student Non-Member(If paid after August 16, 2013) $130.00 ______ $150.00 ______

WINERY TOUR AND SOCIAL 3:00pm-7:30pm (Saturday). Refer to page 16 for details. Visit 3 wineries, 3 Course BBQ including wine perfectly matched with each course. (limited to 50 participants)

Early Bird Registration Fees CSMTA Member/Student Non-Member(If paid before August 16, 2013) $130.00 ______ $150.00______

Regular Registration Fees CSMTA member/Student Non-Member(If paid after August 16, 2013) $150.00 ______ $170.00 ______

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I have a food allergy/sensitivity to be considered:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

L.A.S.T Course $ __________________________ Will Bring Table

AIS Course: $ __________________________ Will Bring Table

Sport Thai Massage: $ __________________________ Will Bring Table

First Responder mail cheque to Stanley but send

this form in anyways

Introduction to Neuro-Proprioceptive Taping $ __________________________ Will Bring Table

Sport Medicine Symposium: $ __________________________

Winery Tour and Social: $ __________________________

Total Registration Fees: $ __________________________

Method of payment is by cheque only: Please make cheques payable to: S.M.A. Sport Massage Association of BCPlease mail payment and registration form to: 555 Knowles Road, Kelowna, BC V1W 1H4

CSMTA AGM Members Only:I would like to attend the CSMTA AGM & Social on Friday, October 25th, 2013 : Yes No*All participants will be getting a bottle of red or white wine from the Okanagan as a gift for attending*

Confirmation:

Upon receipt of your registration form and full payment, you will receive a confirmation of receipt by email. All cancellations must be received in writing and submitted to the CSMTA - BC Chapter prior to October 01, 2013. An administrative fee of $100.00 will be retained on cancellation for any reason. Non-attendance at the conference or cancellations received after October 01, 2013 will bot be eligible for a refund. To receive the student fee, individuals must be presently enrolled in school and provide proof of enrollment. Can be submitted to the CSMTA - BC chapter by email or mailing address above.

Questions or Concerns:

Please call Brandy Osborne at 1-250-320-0563 or email bccsmta@gmail.com

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Sport Medicine Symposium featuring Lectures by:

TOPIC #1: The Practical Application of Biomechanics to Assessment and Treatment of Common Clinical Presentations (two hour presentation)

Dr. Christopher MacLean and Randy Goodman:

This two hour presentation will cover 3 - 5 of the most common clinical problems faced by therapists and the assessment, biomechanical basis for the issue and the clinical tips to improve outcomes.

About Dr. Christopher MacLean

Dr. Christopher MacLean is a nationally-recognized Biomechanist. A key member of the sport medical advisory team behind Fortius Sport & Health, he has a Master of Science (Human Kinetics) from the University of British Columbia and a Ph.D. (Biomechanics) from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He is the past President of the Prescription Foot Orthotic Laboratory Association. He was involved in the prescription foot orthotic industry for the past 22 years and was the Director of Biomechanics at Paris Orthotics Lab Division in Vancouver, B.C. His research efforts over the past several years have focused on the mechanism of lower extremity orthopaedic (overuse and traumatic) injuries and the influence of therapeutic interventions. He has also been involved in research on the influence of footwear and exercise interventions.

For more information, please visit the website www.fortiussport.com

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About Randy Goodman

Randy Goodman, Director of Institute of Operations for Fortius Sport and Health, B.Sc., PT, Dip.Sports PT. A native of Winnipeg, Goodman completed his Physiotherapy Degree at Dalhousie University in Halifax in 1988 and added the post-graduate certification of Diploma of Sports Physiotherapy from Sport Physiotherapy Canada six years later. He is an examiner and instructor for Sport Physiotherapy Canada and Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of British Columbia. He has lectured on sport physiotherapy throughout North America and has served at more than 50 national and international sports events. Randy is one of only two clinical specialists in sports physiotherapy in Canada and was the manager of the Athletes Village Rehabilitation Centre at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

In addition to supervising therapy services at the Vancouver 2010 Polyclinic, Goodman has served as physiotherapist for dozens of international teams and athletes, including Skate Canada’s national figure skating team, the Canadian Soccer Association, Freestyle Ski Canada, the PGA Tour, Pro Wakeboard Tour, NHL hockey, CFL and NFL football. He has worked at Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games, World University Games and Pan-American Games, along with the IIHF World Sledge Hockey Challenge. In 2006, Goodman was honored by the Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia with an Award of Excellence for Professional Contributions.

For more information please visit www.fortiussport.com or email randy.goodman@fortiussport.com

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TOPIC #2: Use of Manual Therapy With Paralympic Athletes(one and a half hour presentation)

Shane Esau will discuss some of the more prominent disabilities that affect athletes who compete in a disability sport. They include Cerebral Palsy, amputations, and spinal cord injuries. He will discuss how these disabilities affect the athlete, as well as how you can assist in the recovery, regeneration and injury prevention of these athletes.

About Shane EsauShane Esau spent 20 years coaching competitive swimming. He coached numerous provincial and national level champions. During that time he also completed a Master's degree in the Art & Science of Coaching specializing in Exercise Physiology.

Shane is currently on leave from a Ph.D program at the University of Calgary where he is investigating the effects of Cold Immersion baths on fatigue and the effect of training on fatigue. The goal of the research is to determine what factors at the muscle cellular level cause some of the fatigue that affects athletes performance.

Shane is an Exercise Physiologist at the Canadian Sport Centre - Calgary who specializes in Paralympic sports. He works directly with the sports of swimming, Nordic skiing, biathlon, GoalBall, cycling, and athletics. He has been to 4 Paralympic Games and works directly with over 75 athletes each year.

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TOPIC #3: Dealing With the Minds of Athletes During Treatment(one and a half hour presentation)

Dave Freeze will explore the intuitive process of healing by creating a deeper mind body connection. Dave will begin with unravelling the mystery of the conscious and sub conscious minds, discuss the typical thought processes of athletes, and discuss simple and risk free ways to help your clients achieve a sounder mind while they get a treatment. He will discuss the practitioner’s role in working with the mind and the boundaries of suggestion, counselling and therapy on the table. And finally we will look at developing a simple process for preparing the mind to manage pain and assist with the healing process.

About Dave Freeze

Dave Freeze spent over a decade in the pursuit of becoming a world champion and took two sports to the world championship level. You do remember the old adage “if at first you do not win, try another sport” don’t you? He then went on to complete 6 Ironman completions so he knows a thing or two about a great massage and the therapy that goes along with one. In fact his performance enhancement team was always made up of positive, wholesome, powerful and caring professional practitioners who were never afraid to dish out some healthy advice.

Dave now spends his time assisting his willing clients to shift their beliefs, attitudes, judgements, assumptions, and even rewrite history to make themselves healthier and happier. Helping over 1500 clients a year to achieve higher levels of performance, Dave splits his time between artists, athletics, and business executives.

Dave has a Master’s Degree in Applied Behavioural Science from the Leadership Institute of Seattle and started RippleRock Consulting in the late 90’s. His home is in Kamloops BC where he has a wife and three teenage children but he spends most of his time driving 50,000 km every year to serve his client base. He is a patient and enthusiastic mental trainer who loves to assist and inspire his clients to pursue their dreams and ambitions.

For more information on Dave please visit www.ripplerockconsulting.com

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Courses Hosted by the CSMTA:

Ligament Articular Strain Technique - Upper Body & Extremity(refer to page 17 for schedule)

About Robert Libbey, RMT

Robert Libbey has been a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) member in good standing with the CMTBC and the MTABC since 1994. From 2001 – 2008 he was on faculty at the West Coast College of Massage Therapy (WCCMT), instructing in their Orthopedic and Neurological Examination departments. He was also a Senior Clinical Supervisor examining students preparing for their Provincial Regulatory Board Examinations. Robert upgraded his education to the 3000hr standard for Registration set by the CMTBC.

While in high school, Robert suffering 2 dramatic injuries: a nearly debilitating spinal chord injury and 1 year later a shattered pelvis and forearm. After struggling through grueling rehab, 1 year later, he found myself once again learning how to function after falling 1.5 stories shattering his left pelvis and forearm. Healing from these traumatic injuries provided him with the empathy for others in pain and shaped his career path.

It took Robert nearly a decade of research, practice, sweat and ingenuity to conceive of a treatment system that provided fast and effective results. It took another ½ decade to put it on paper and to begin instructing other manual therapists.

Robert is in his 19th year of service as an RMT. He sees everyday as an opportunity that has been afforded to him to help make a difference and make a change in someone’s life. He has been focused in the MTABC Massage Matters and the CMTBC Touchstone Magazines. He has also published a white paper in the Journal of Prolotherapy.

Massage Matters Article:http://www.lastsite.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Massage-Matters-Fall-2012.pdf

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CMTBC Touchstone Article:http://www.cmtbc.bc.ca/documents/Touchstone/CMTBC%20Touchstone%20Fall%202012.pdf

Continuing Education Credits - 21 PE/A2

About Ligament Articular Strain Technique:

L.A.S.T. achieves proven and fast results, utilizing techniques based on current scientific research. Ruptured or injured ligaments are a major source of mechanical problems. When an injury occurs, the joint becomes displaced beyond this physiologic position, and some, if not all, of the surrounding tissues become dysfunctional. L.A.S.T. changes the surrounding tissue environment to help the injured tissues recuperate quicker and function more efficiently.

L.A.S.T incorporates aspects of Myofascial Release techniques, Positional Release techniques, Biodynamic Craniosacral techniques, Visceral Manipulation and Periosteal Release techniques.

For more information, please visit his website at www.lastsite.ca

Testimonials from RMT's & their Patients:

“I am stunned at the amazing results I’ve been getting with L.A.S.T.!”

“My clients wanted me to let you know that they really appreciate all the work you have put into developing this technique because it has helped many of them more then any other technique I have learned. I hope you know how much all your hard work and dedication has meant to so many broken people.”

“L.A.S.T. is an invaluable set of techniques that have improved outcomes for my Patients!!!”

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Thai Sport Therapy:(refer to page 17 for schedule)

CSMTA Committee Chair

Certification and Examinations

About Remo Bucci, RMT, SMT (C), Sport Thai Therapist

Remo is a Registered Massage Therapist and Certified Sport Massage Therapist. He has a successful practice at Club Physio Plus in Oakville, Ontario. Internationally, he has worked at the 2011 Para Pan Am Games in Mexico, 2011 IPC Track and Field Championships in New Zealand, 2011 and 2010 U.S. National Paralympic Track and Field, 2006 Winter Olympics in Italy, 2005 European Paralympic Championships in Finland, 2004 Summer Paralympics games in Greece, and 2003 World University Games in South Korea. Remo has 16 years of teaching experience, presently teaching at the Canadian College of Massage and Hydrotherapy in Toronto. Remo is the Chair of Examination and Certification for the Canadian Sport Massage Therapists Association and has written numerous articles in Massage Therapy Canada, Journal of Soft Tissue Management, and Massage Magazine (U.S.A).

About Thai Sport Therapy

This course serves to broaden the therapist’s knowledge of alternative therapy that can be implemented when treating athletes. Presently, in Thailand, this type of therapy is called Warrior Massage because of its use hundreds of years ago to aid in the recovery of their warriors so they could go back into battle.

Thai Sport Therapy boasts the same benefits as traditional Thai massage, but is done on a table instead of a mat, and uses the same form of techniques. The advantages to the therapist are not having to purchase, store or travel around with the large mat that would be necessary for traditional Thai treatments. This therapy has many benefits to the athlete such as relaxing muscles, improving circulation, increasing range of motion, and stimulating nerves. The athlete will leave the treatment feeling relaxed, invigorated and energized.

Sport Thai Therapy allows the therapist to use their body in a uniquely creative and therapeutic way. The therapist can use various parts of their body during the treatment, such as elbows, knees, feet, sometimes even in combination.

Thai Sport Therapy is designed to enhance athletic performance in all aspects of training and competition, off season training and rehabilitation massage.

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ACTIVE ISOLATED STRETCHING CANADA(refer to page 17 for schedule)

About Paul John Elliott, RMT

After a successful 15 year career in the animation industry that took him to Asia, Europe and Eastern Europe, Paul John Elliott began a three-year transition to become a manual therapist.

In 2005, Paul founded Stretching Canada and began teaching 2 and 3 day Active Isolated Stretching (AIS) Foundations and Advanced seminars across Canada Eastern United States. He and his assistants have been teaching 10 to 12 seminars per year ever since!

As a clinician and AIS master trainer, Paul has attracted clients from across Canada and the United States and includes elite, professional and Olympic athletes.

Paul is presently writing a book on stretching and has been featured in such periodicals as Massage Matters, Massage Therapy of Canada and Running Room Canada magazines.

For more information on Paul John Elliott please visit: www.myolife.ca, www.stretchingcanada.com

Continuing Education Credits - 21 PE/A2

About Active Isolated Stretching (AIS) Technique

Active Isolated Stretching (AIS) allows the body to repair itself and to prepare for daily activity.

This method of stretching works with the body’s physiological makeup to improve circulation and increase the elasticity of joint muscles and connective tissues. Founded on controlling the body’s stretch reflexes, AIS is a system of safely elongating myofascial tissues, helping eliminate pain and improving human performance.

AIS is an outstanding technique for improving posture, eliminating spinal curvatures such as scoliosis and kyphosis which can restore proper body alignment, and help to eliminate physical pain. AIS can affect positive change in such (not-so-common) conditions as carpal tunnel syndrome, toricolis or rotator cuff conditions as well as sciatica and bunions.

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Introduction to Neuro-Proprioceptive Taping(refer to page 17 for schedule)

About Jennifer Howey, B.Sc. (P.T.), B.Sc. (Hons), CAFCI

Jennifer is a physiotherapist with many years experience in orthopaedic medicine and acupuncture. She obtained her Honors Science degree from the University of Guelph and Physical Therapy degree from the University of Toronto. Having treated high level athletes, including the Olympic Rowing and Sailing teams, Jennifer has gained extensive manual and return to sport skills which she incorporates into rehabilitating the downtown office worker, or chronic pain client.

A firm believer in continuing education, Jennifer is a Clinical Lecturer within the Physical Therapy program at the University of Toronto. She also enjoys educating the public. Jennifer has been a guest lecturer at the University of Guelph and the popular University of Toronto Mini-Med Series. She is the owner of InsideOut Physiotherapy & Wellness Group in downtown Toronto.

6PE/A2 continuing education credits

About Neuro-Proprioceptive Taping Technique

Neuro-proprioceptive taping is a new technique, using the stimulating effects provided by the taping to create neuro-physiological responses in the soft tissues. The course gives the theoretical basis as well as good hands-on training to learn the different possibilities of this new modality.

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Emergency First Responder Training for Sport Medicine Professionals(refer to page 17 for schedule)

About Stanley P. Leene, BPhEd, DipSIM, CAT(C), CSCS, EMR, CPedTech(C), CPed(C)

Certified Athletic Therapist with 20 years of sports medicine field experience working with professional, university and national team athletes.

15 years of emergency care and sport medicine teaching experience at McMaster University, Sheridan College, Mount Royal College and Sports First Responder.

Head Athletic Therapist for the Canadian Women’s National Softball Team 1994-2004.Canadian Pro Rodeo Sports Medicine Team Member 2000-2010.

About the Sport First Responder Course

An intensive course for health care providers who respond to pre-hospital emergencies in a sports setting.Universally recognized as the entry-level emergency care provider certification within the EMS system.Certifies the sport medicine professional with a standardized level of emergency care as a “First Responder”.

The First Responder integrates within the scope of the EMS system, allowing better access, communication and collaboration during the preparation and execution of emergency medical interventions in the sport environment.

Please Write Cheque to: Stanley P. Leene

Please Mail Cheque to: 110 Somerset Park SW Calgary, Alberta T2Y 3H5

Questions or Concerns: (P)403 589-2233

(E)stanleyleene@hotmail.com

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Accommodation:

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coast capri hotel

1171 Harvey Avenue

Kelowna BC V1Y 6E8

t. 250.860.6060 f. 250.860.9664

Features Include: a convenient location in the heart of the city ! minutes from airport ! free parking ! full service ! 24 hour check in

On Site Services and Amenities: complimentary shuttle service (based on availability, pre-booking required) ! complimentary high-speed internet ! ample, no charge car and bus parking ! fitness facility, outdoor heated pool and hot tub ! in room fridges ! 24 hour business centre ! The Vintage Room ! Vintner’s Poolside Grill ! Cap’s Liquor Store ! Coffeecopia Gourmet Coffee Bar ! Beyond Wrapture Urban Day Spa ! Capri Centre Mall home of “Winners”

The Coast Capri Hotel is truly a city landmark. Located in the heart of the Okanagan Valley, just blocks from Lake Okanagan, The Coast Capri Hotel boasts true full service accommodation.

185 freshly appointed guestrooms - most with balconies, complimentary high-speed internet, award winning dining, a courtyard pool and patio, gourmet coffee bar and on premise shopping and spa services are just a few of the features guests can enjoy at The Coast Capri Hotel.

Planning a meeting or convention? Kelowna's Coast Capri Hotel is your dependable choice. Only 15 minutes from the Kelowna International Airport and the UBC Okanagan Campus, the Coast Capri Hotel offers over 15,000 square feet of renovated meeting space, with drive in accessibility and an abundance of free parking. With over 25 years of experience, our banquet and catering professionals provide top-notch service, for a truly unrivaled experience.

CANADIAN SPORT MASSAGE THERAPY - CSMTA

CONFERENCE RATES AT THE COAST CAPRI HOTEL

October 24 - 29, 2013

Comfort Superior Premium

$115 $135 $175

Single / Double Occupancy. Additional person $20.

Rates include a full, hot buffet breakfast: 6:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Weekdays 6:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Weekends / Holidays

Rates exclusive of local tax, PST and GST.

To Book Your Reservation:

Hotel Direct: 250.860.6060 Toll Free: 1.800.663.1144

Ask for the Canadian Sport Massage Therapy - CSMTA

Conference Group Number GFC15593 Rooms will be held until

September 24, 2013

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For Further Information: Diane Wetherill, Director of Sales d.wetherill@coastcaprihotel.com d. 250.860.6185 x 2240, tf. 1.877.203.1640

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Saturday Night Social, October 26, 2013 - 3:00 pm - 7:30 pm:

West Kelowna Winery Tour and BBQThis scenic tour includes visiting three wineries in the Kelowna area. Enjoy a leisurely visit to each winery, sample the wine, tour a facility, and take time to browse through the unique gift shops. Date: Oct 26, 2013 Departure Time: 3pm Pick up location: The Coast Capri HotelIncludes: Return transportation, complimentary wine tastings at each winery and a Private Tour of Mission Hill Family Estate Winery.... and wrap up at Little Straw Vineyard with a 3 Course Wine Paired BBQ Dinner.1st Winery – Quail’s Gate Estate Winery...Here the group can enjoy a spectacular view overlooking Lake Okanagan. Quail's Gate is the home of the original Allison homestead, built in 1873. The old Allison log cabin still stands, and has become Quail's Gates Heritage site. The group will gather in the new tasting room to taste Quail's Gates medal winning wines, ending with a special dessert wine tasting. www.quailsgate.com2nd Winery – Mission Hill Family Estate Winery... Designed in the architectural style of a European Monastery, this magnificent winery is located on the top of Mt. Boucherie. Featuring underground barrel caves, an expansive outdoor Amphitheater and a dramatic Bell Tower, the winery has become a landmark that is easily spotted from miles away. Samplings of Mission Hill’s top tear wines complete the private tour. Take some time to browse through the unique gift shop. www.missionhillwinery.com3rd Winery – Little Straw Vineyards... This charming Boutique Winery offers the wine enthusiast an opportunity to a variety of wines that are not as widely available due to smaller productions. This family owned and operated winery enjoys hosting visitors and educating visitors in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. www.littlestraw.bc.ca Little Straw Vineyard Barbecue: 3 Course Vineyard BBQ dinner including wine perfectly matched for each course.Return to Hotel: Approx. 7:30 PM

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Schedule:

Friday Time F.Y.IL.A.S.T course 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Specific information for the course will be

emailed out to registrants.AIS Course 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Specific information for the course will be

emailed out to registrants.Thai Sport Therapy 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Specific information for the course will be

emailed out to registrants.CSMTA AGM 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm CSMTA Members Only

CSMTA AGM - Social 9:00 pm - 11:00 pm CSMTA Members Only

SaturdayCheck in for Sports Medicine Symposium 8:00 am - 8:30 am Sign in, get your seat and visit exhibitors

Dr. Christopher MacLean and Randy Goodman

8:30am - 10:30 am Bring Pen and Paper

Break 10:30 am - 10:50 am Visit Exhibitors

Shane Esau 10:50 am - 12:15 pm Bring Pen and Paper

Lunch 12:15 pm - 1:00 pm Visit ExhibitorsDave Freeze 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Bring pen and paper

Break 2:30 pm - 3:00 pm Visit Exhibitors

West Kelowna Winery Tour and BBQ “Enjoy a social Okanagan Style”

3:00 pm - 7:30 pm BBQ will be an indoor - outdoor event. Monitor weather and dress accordingly.

Sport First Responder Certification 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm Specific information for the course will be emailed out to registrants.

SundayL.A.S.T Course 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

AIS Course 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Sport First Responder Certification and Re-Certification

9:00 am - 9:00 pm Specific information for the course will be emailed out to registrants.

Introduction Neuro-Proprioceptive Taping 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Specific information for the course will be emailed out to registrants.

Meeting of the Minds 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm Stay tuned for more information. This will be a separate event that will be emailed out to you.

MondayL.A.S.T course 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

AIS Course 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Sport First Responder Certification and Re-Certification

9:00 am - 9:00 pm

* Schedule may change due to unforeseen circumstances *

For any questions or concerns please email bccsmta@gmail.com or call Brandy Osborne at 1-250-320-0563.

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