It's called functional neurology and if it can help get one of the best hockey players in the world back on the ice after a concussion, maybe it can help you.
In this episode I talk with Dr. David Hardy with Collegiate Sports Medicine about this form of treatment .

Have you tried this game? If you are a golfer , it might surprise you how similar it can be to the traditional game. In this episode I speak with Kelly Morstad, president of the Calgary Disc Golf Club. He explains the game; the equipment needed and how it might strike a chord with golfers.

In this episode I talk with Kevin Snell who has been a fixture on the Central Alberta professional golf scene for decades. But what you may not have known is this Alberta PGA member was a linesman in the vicious Western Canadian Hockey League back in the 70's. He also went to the same school as a couple of NHL'ers and one very famous professional wrestler.

In this episode we talk with Rod Whitman and Keith Cutten of Whitman, Axland and Cutten Golf Course Architects about the newest project in Revelstoke, British Columbia. And we find out what makes a great par three par five and how they route a golf course.

In this episode I catch up with Gulls General Manager Aqil Samuel as we talk about the new stadium, season ticket and game day options, what the product will look like and the release of the 2021 schedule

So after a stroll around Ireland, author and golfer Tom Coyne decided he wasn't finished his search for golf's secret-whatever that might be. So naturally he went to the source, golf's widely recognized birthplace-Scotland. 

A real treat for golf fans as I chat with renowned author Tom Coyne about two of his books which should be mandatory reads for fans of golf. In part one we focus on his experience as he travelled Ireland in a most unique way to get his story.

Did you know there are high-end athletes training in Calgary? They've been doing this for many years but what do your really know about this facility? Gary Davies is the new president and CEO at the institute and he took the time to shed some light on the operation.

After over two months inside a bubble, this Edmonton athletic therapist shares what he experienced and what worked well.

He bulked up and took on what many say is the toughest test in golf, the U.S. Open.My guest and I look at what Bryson DeChambeau did to Winged Foot and we talk about the clubs he used to make this all happen.