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COMPETITIONS ON COMPETITIONS

Hey there 👋🏼 Soooooooo. For those of you who may follow me beyond this blog (or on social media), you know that I’ve been traveling and competing A LOT. To be honest, at the beginning of this year, I really thought I would be able to keep up and write about each trip, but clearlyContinue reading “COMPETITIONS ON COMPETITIONS”

GREECE

What an incredible 2 weeks here in Greece. This was a huge step forward for Team Canada and I am so excited to see what’s next! Of course, there are things we can improve, after all, it is the first competition of our season, but we are looking forward to see what we can doContinue reading “GREECE”

WINDSOR

Wow, what a week! It’s been incredible to be back competing with a club this year. The “family” atmosphere and support is something I haven’t experienced since I moved from Calgary back in 2012. They tell us that as the National Team, we inspire the younger generation, but the same can be said about thoseContinue reading “WINDSOR”

Day 2 in JAPAN

Here is my entry from Day 2 in JAPAN!! “As yesterday was a very busy day visiting and having presentations, day 2 was more chill and had a lot relating to the athletes of this trip! We went to visit the National Sports Centre and the Nippon sport science university! What an incredible facility! TheContinue reading “Day 2 in JAPAN”

Day 1 in JAPAN

As jet lag had set in with great intensity, I did not sleep much of my 1st evening in Tokyo, forcing myself to stay in bed waiting to fall asleep again I eventually caved and went out for a walk. My walk took me around the corner to the 711 where I was greeted withContinue reading “Day 1 in JAPAN”

IT’S OVER :( **CUE THE UGLY CRYING**

The opportunity to come to Tokyo and just spend a week travelling, seeing the culture and experiencing what we experienced is nothing short of extraordinary…. and of course, the role of my time in Japan was to promote and share what we learnt so I will soon be sharing my diary entries from each dayContinue reading “IT’S OVER 😦 **CUE THE UGLY CRYING**”