Chris Walby is our special guest today who is a true legend in Canadian football.

Chris Walby played in the CFL for over 16 years, earned numerous awards and accolades, and was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 2003. He's also a respected broadcaster, analyst, and commentator who has covered the sport with CBC and TSN. And for fans of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, he's an icon and a household name.

In this episode, we'll dive deep into Chris's remarkable hall of fame career as a football player and broadcaster, exploring his biggest challenges, triumphs, and lessons learned. We'll also discuss the evolution of the CFL over the years, the state of the game today, and what the future may hold.

But beyond football, we'll also get to know Chris as a person, hearing about his passions, interests, and values. We'll talk about overcoming adversity, life’s challenges, and what motivates him behind that big personality.

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A standout in B.C. Lacrosse, Ryland Rees comes from a very athletic family. He was the youngest member of the U19 team BC, played at the U19 Team Canada Camp. Played in all 16 games his rookie year in NCAA Div 1 @  New York, Stonybrook University.

He was drafted 2nd overall in 2019 NLL draft to the expansion team Rochester Knighthawks after being the 2019 East Defensive Player of the year and first team All-conference selection in 2018 and 2019.  Then he was drafted first pick in the second round to the Waterdogs of the PLL which was also an expansion team and then was part of the Championship team in 2022. He played for Team Canada in the World Lacrosse Championships.

I could spend this whole episode just talking about Ryland’s resume, this guy lives and breaths lacrosse. He’s gonna talk about playing in both leagues the NLL & PLL, keys to winning the financial game when you’re not making 7 figures, the tole playing Lacrosse 12 months out of the year takes on your body, what he’s focused on next and how to build mental toughness to stay at the top of your game..

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Wade Macleod, 0ne of the most incredible stories in professional hockey - a man that had a decorated Div 1 hockey full ride scholarship to Northeastern University scoring 137 points in 149 games. Getting serious offers from AHL teams while playing Div 1.

He turns pro enters the AHL, then he has a seizure in 2013 on the ice. FInds out he has a golf ball sized tumour in his brain. Multiple brains surgeries. I mean we talk a lot about strength and overcoming adversity but Wade Macleod is living proof that desire, will power and mental toughness aren't just billboard slogans. They are the core of what his accomplishments say about him.

Don't you dare turn the channel, cause you're going to want to listen in to Wade's journey, his battles, overcoming brain cancer, his passion for hockey and how you too can build mental toughness whether that be in sport or business.

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Today, we have a very special guest with us, Jason Vega- a true legend of the game of football. He was born and raised in the heart of Boston and went on to become a star player at Northeastern University. From there, he went on to play for two of the most iconic teams in the NFL - the New England Patriots and the Dallas Cowboys.

Our guest has had an illustrious career in football, but it's not just his on-field success that makes him stand out. He's also known for his work ethic, dedication, and passion for the game. This guy still crushes workouts at 10PM then goes to play city league football at 11PM. Oh yeah and he’s got 4 kids and a beautiful wife who all look up to him as their hero.

 He finished his football career up in the CFL and actually signed a one day contract so that he retired as a Winnipeg, Blue bomber where he currently resides with his family.

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Peter De Coppi on today's episode of our podcast, where we have the pleasure of speaking with him about being former professional hockey player. 

With an impressive career playing 5 years Junior hockey in Ontario before playing 4 years University and then turning pro and playing down in the southern hockey league, Peter has not only left his mark on the game but also embarking on a successful Law Career now.

Throughout this podcast, we'll delve into Peter's journey as a hockey player, discussing his early beginnings, the highs and lows of his career, and the lessons he's learned along the way. We'll also get to know the man behind the player, as Peter shares his personal experiences and insights on life beyond the rink.

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Before turning pro Warren Ward was regarded as the BEST amateur basketball player to ever play in Canada. Attending the University of Ottawa he finished his career there as the second all time leader in points scored for the University. 

He had 3 seasons playing in the NBL Canada, as well played professionally in France. He also represented Canada at the 2011 Pan Am Games. It is not often you will talk about Canadian Basketball and not toss the name of Warren Ward around.

And if you feel like he has a familiar voice thats probably because post basketball career Warren continues to be a part of the game as he has moved into a very successful role as a TSN Broadcaster and analyst for TSN Raptors.

Today he's going to bring that personality that makes him so popular as a broadcaster, we're gonna talk basketball, injuries, mental toughness, life after sport and what makes Warren Ward tick.

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Mr. Fred Winters an absolute legend in the volleyball world was a guy I actually looked up to coming through the volleyball ranks. This guys resume is longer than back to back marathons. His standout career started when he was 15 and he played professionally all over Europe for over a decade. 

Including a standout 4 year career at Pepperdine University where he recorded 1500 kills, he lead Team Canada at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, their first appearance at an Olympic Games since 1992. When you talk about Canadian Volleyball Fred Winters name is not far from the conversation.

Today we’re gonna talk about playing a physically intense sport for so long, the mental side of being dominant at an early age, how much it meant to qualify for an Olympic Games, how you go from good to great, we might even talk about his insanely large shoe collection and we’re gonna find out what’s next for the great Fred Winters.

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Our guest today Aaron Feltham has been around the water polo game for a long time. Age 16 he was a member of the Canadian Junior National team, he spent 11 years on the senior national team. His resume includes multiple medals at the pan am games, competing at the Beijing Olympics, playing professionally in Hungary and Australia. 

A very decorated figure within the sport of water polo, today Aaron is going to share with us the mental and physical side of water polo, the financial struggles of an Olympic athlete. Techniques he would use to maintain mental strength, and how he maintains his competitive fire after sport.

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From playing baseball at an elite level to coaching triple AAA and now owning The Grind Performance a company dedicated to helping athletes develop their mindset so they reach their highest potential within their sport.

Zak talks about his approach to coaching the mental game, why it's almost impossible to play professional in any sport without some kind of mental coaching work and program. How you really tap into the part of your game you've never thought about.

Reid Reinholdt from winning multiple collegiate level championships to pursuing a law degree Reid Reinholdt has had a passion for Lacrosse from a young age. 

Becoming a veteran in the National Lacrosse League but also taking the role of Vice president of the players association and Executive Director of the NLL Reid continues to grow the game both on the field and off.

The challenges behind playing a sport that isn't the "Top 4". The goals to grow the game. Challenges of overcoming injury and what it's like to play on the same professional team as your older brother.  You're going to hear it all here so LISTEN IN to another podcast on the TeeRap Show.