Episode 9: Patti Howes talks about the barriers and obstacles women face in sport and her role with the Canadian Women for Sport whose mission is to promote gender equity through sport.

Patti Howes is the head coach for the women's and men's fencing teams at Canada's Royal Military College (RMC) in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. In this episode, Patti shares her journey through three decades of fencing from athlete, to club owner, to head coach.

Nav Sharma is a Registered Dietician and on this episode, she shares her knowledge about sports nutrition, the different nutrition lifestyles, how our body types and genetics play a role in how we metabolize food, and the challenges women face to stay fit and maintain weight as they age.

In this episode of Silver is the New Gold, Dr Lisa Huzel (MD) provides perspective on imposter syndrome (aka, imposter phenomenon) from the points of view of both a fencing athlete and medical professional.

In this episode, of "Silver is the New Gold", Dr. Natascha Wesch (PhD Sport Psychology), talks about her journey as an elite athlete and coach in the both the Canadian and University women's rugby programs, her transition into endurance sports as a mature athlete, and sports as a lifestyle.

In this episode, Karen talks with Debra Riedesel, Registered Dietician and founder of the Cycle Diet, about nutrition therapy for women. Topics include: PMS, PMDD, Menopause, HRT and what's in that darn dairy.

In this episode, Karen talks with Debra Riedesel, Registered Dietician and founder of the Cycle Diet, about nutrition therapy for women. Topics include: PMS, PMDD, Menopause, HRT and what's in that darn dairy.

In this episode, Karen talks about training zones, and maximum aerobic function  (MAF) as a way to build cardiovascular endurance for a safe and healthy return to sport.

In this episode, Karen talks about training zones, and maximum aerobic function  (MAF) as a way to build cardiovascular endurance for a safe and healthy return to sport.

In this episode of "Silver is the New Gold", Lorraine Hoyne talks about her late start in fencing, her journey as a mature athlete, and her goal to overcome injury and compete in the Women's Epee 60+ World Championships in 2021.