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By Mariana Echeverri Alvarez, Communications Coordinator

Kingston Thomas is a talented volleyball player whose passion and dedication are as boundless as his potential. Kingston's journey in volleyball is a testament to the power of determination and the importance of community support. He hails from Brochet, a community located 16 hours away by boat and car from Winnipeg. He moved to Brandon in Grade 10 to pursue volleyball and attend high school, as his community does not have a high school facility. Kingston is a proud Barren Lands First Nation member and identifies as Cree.

Discovering a Passion

"My name is Kingston Thomas, and I really like volleyball," Kingston says with a smile.

This simple introduction reveals a profound love for the sport that has shaped his life. For Kingston, volleyball is more than just a game; it's a source of joy and a way to connect with others.

Kingston's journey with volleyball began in his childhood.

"It all started when I was a kid. I just found the sport very entertaining," he recalls. "I always trained in my backyard, bumping the ball into my dad's shed or setting it. I don't know, I just really like the sport, and it makes me feel like everything is okay."

Family Influence and Inspiration

Kingston's passion for volleyball was nurtured by his family. His brother, Devon Halkett, an accomplished volleyball player, was Kingston's primary inspiration.

"My whole family played volleyball, but my brother really inspired me because he was a really good player. I wanted to be like him because he's my role model."

The support of his family didn't stop there. His sister and parents played crucial roles in his development as an athlete.

"My brother and sister help me a lot, taking me to practices every day," Kingston shares.

"My parents also support me, taking me to tournaments and covering my fees. I really thank them for all their support."

Triumph at the North American Indigenous Games

Kingston's hard work and dedication paid off in a big way when he and his team clinched the gold medal at the 2023 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) in Halifax.

"The experience was absolutely amazing, probably one of my best sports trips ever," Kingston says.

Halifax's welcoming atmosphere and the camaraderie among fellow Indigenous athletes made the event unforgettable.

"Seeing all the Indigenous people playing from different provinces was very heartening. Playing against other Indigenous people was just a really good experience, and I made some really nice friends from different provinces," he adds.

Initially, Kingston and his team didn't expect to win.

"Of course, we didn't expect to win, but after the first couple of games, it felt like we had a very good chance," he explains.

The team's connection and excellent play paved the way for their victory.

"We played really good volleyball together and had great chemistry. That really helped us win the entire thing."

Opportunities in Sport

Kingston believes in the athletic potential of many young athletes in Indigenous communities.

"Some kids from where I'm from have so much potential, but don't get the chance to develop it. I think having more opportunities for Indigenous people to play in high school games, join a [triple A] school, or a club team would be very good for them."

Kingston's message to other Indigenous youth aspiring to pursue sports is empowerment and resilience.

"Indigenous kids have so much worth. Anything you put your mind to, you can do if you believe in yourself. Put the work in, and don't give up on yourself because of a little hiccup in your life. Keep going until you achieve your goals and believe in yourself."

Looking Ahead

Kingston's immediate future is filled with exciting opportunities.

"I have nationals for 17U club. I'm really excited about that and trying to stay focused to hopefully win it all."

His long-term goals include getting recruited by a university and playing for a top team.

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Kingston Thomas is a talented volleyball player whose passion and dedication are as boundless as his potential. Kingston's journey in volleyball is a testament to the power of determination and the importance of community support. He hails from Brochet, a community located 16 hours away by boat and car from Winnipeg.

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30% de la población mundial sufre problemas de sobrepeso y obesidad, según un estudio revelado por el Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), de la Universidad de Washington.

Según un artículo de El Tiempo, Colombia ocupa la sexta casilla, con un 17, 6 por ciento de la población (5,7 millones) con problemas de sobrepeso y obesidad. Pese a que existe esta problemática, los habitantes han ido poco a poco adquiriendo hábitos saludables no solo en cuanto a la alimentación, sino también relacionados con la actividad física. Actualmente "el total de los gastos en los hogares para el pago de gimnasios representa el 2%, esto en dinero serían unos 12 billones de pesos, es decir más de lo que registra en ventas anuales el Grupo Éxito en el país", asegura Camilo Herrera Mora, experto en tendencias de consumo y presidente de la firma Raddar, en una entrevista para el periódico El Colombiano.

Google Trends, una herramienta que arroja resultados estadísticos sobre búsquedas específicas y que determina la popularidad de palabras claves durante un tiempo determinado e incluso las categoriza y geolocaliza, para el tema de dieta y ejercicio arrojó esta gráfica que especifica la tendencia de la palabra "dieta" y "ejercicio" en los últimos 12 meses en Colombia.

Esto corrobora la manera en la que poco a poco ha ido creciendo dicha tendencia del mundo fitness en Colombia. Pero ¿qué es el fitness? Básicamente, consta en hacer ejercicios que consigan y mantengan un buen estado físico convertirlo en un estilo de vida.

La infoxicación hace referencia al exceso de información que se alberga en la web. En cuanto al fitness, y como se evidenció en la gráfica de Google Trends, información es lo que hay, pues al momento de la búsqueda son miles las páginas que aparecen y que, como en una lucha de boxeo se pelean por un clic. Así como para adelgazar o estar en forma se opta por hacer una dieta, a la hora de elegir información también se debe tener en cuenta una serie de "ingredientes" para que los resultados sean óptimos.

La receta es sencilla: hacer curación de contenidos o content curation. Los pasos para lograr el objetivo son:

1. Buscar: hay que tener en cuenta que existen diversas formas de búsqueda y es por esto que se debe definir el tema, analizar las fuentes, leer completamente el contenido y agrupar las búsquedas. Para el tema fitness se debe recalcar que las fuentes deben ser en su mayoría oficiales, o por lo menos que la persona que escriba tenga algo que lo certifique como especialista en el tema.

2. Seleccionar: aquí debes ser muy selectivo, como cuando toca decidir entre chocolate y manzana, pues hay que "meter en un embudo" esa información y tener en cuenta el objetivo de esa búsqueda.

3. Caracterizar: nada mejor que modificar a gusto personal y no andar solo copiando fórmulas y métodos. Por eso, a la hora de mezclar el 1 y el 2, se debe tener en cuenta que con esa información se va a crear algo mejor, algo que tenga marca personal.

4. Difundir: ¿cómo no compartir? Cuando reestructuras algo, no hay nada mejor que dejar que otros saboreen esa receta que, por orden lógico, no debe quedarse solo para ti.

Claudia Tuirán Alomia, especialista en Web Marketing y Web Content Management reafirma y complementa la receta.

Aquí una base de datos para conocer la composición de los alimentos.

Al encontrar tanta información en la red, se pueden cometer errores ligados al mismo desconocimiento, pues la tendencia es apropiarse del contenido que se encuentra en la red sin verificar su origen. En el caso de las dietas y el ejercicio, esto es muy peligroso debido a que lo primero que se ve afectado como lo dijo Claudia, es la salud.

Por esto, una de las claves a la hora de elegir información relacionada con el ejercicio y la nutrición es: desconfiar.

El blog "Enfemenino" menciona algunas "claves para diferenciar una dieta saludable de una dieta peligrosa

Dieta saludable:

· Es variada, sacia e incluye varios alimentos que nos gustan.

· No tiene prohibiciones, ni cuenta calorías y no te obliga a comprar productos específicos.

· Tiene en cuenta nuestras preferencias y lo que nos disgusta.

· Reduce el peso de manera prolongada, paso a paso.

· Proporciona una nueva forma de comer y vivir.

Dieta peligrosa:

· No es equilibrada y solo se consume un tipo de alimento.

· La ingesta de calorías es menor a 1200 calorías diarias.

· Promete una reducción de peso sin cambios en la alimentación a largo plazo.

· Promete un gran cambio de peso en poco tiempo, por ejemplo 3 kg en 3 días.

· Garantiza el éxito.

· Está unida a la compra de productos específicos."

Con relación al ejercicio, Internet ha servido como un sustituto de gimnasios y centros de acondicionamiento físico, pues muchas de las grandes figuras del mundo deportivo también han incursionado en la web como youtubers que guían, con sus conocimientos muchas veces empíricos a los usuarios para que practiquen cierto tipo de actividad física.

Pero existen los casos de casos, como cuando las personas tienden a jugar con expectativas muy altas que no están acordes al nivel de acondicionamiento físico que se tiene para el momento.

Es por esto que a la hora de ejercitarse, lo más recomendable es visitar un profesional en el área para que te aconseje según tus necesidades y capacidades, que te indique qué ejercicios puedes o no puedes hacer y te que explique cómo ejecutarlos, para que no te pase esto.

Tomado de: giphy.com

Tomado de: giphy.com

Los buscadores ofrecen diversas opciones para filtrar el contenido que no se basa únicamente en términos o palabras claves. Para el fitness se debe depurar y observar bien cada una de las características que ofrecen las páginas que posiciona el buscador.

Google tiene una serie de herramientas que facilitarán ese proceso de purificación de información para hacerte la vida más sencilla.

Tomado de: jungenklaric.com

Un equipo interdisciplinar conformado por diseñadores, nutricionistas, tecnólogos creativos y científicos de datos se fijó un objetivo claro: "reimaginar los datos de los alimentos haciéndolos inteligentes, sencillos y personalizados", de esto se trata Sage Project.

Es una plataforma que alberga datos alimentarios que hasta ahora han sido inaccesibles, confusos e incompletos. Además de proporcionar al usuario información verificada, tiene como valor agregado el análisis que se hace a cada uno en específico en las diferentes áreas que comprometen la nutrición y el balance para el ejercicio, como preferencias de dietas, tipos de alergias, información de peso y altura para calcular el valor diario de calorías, entre otros.

Este sitio es útil no solo para personas que quieran calcular y comprender mejor las etiquetas alimentarias, sino también como apoyo para entrenadores que deseen sugerir cierto tipo de alimentos a sus usuarios para un objetivo determinado.

Aquí te explico cómo usarlo

Recuerda que lo más importante a la hora de hacer curación de contenidos para esta temática en específico es tener muy presente el tipo de fuente de la que proviene la información y que siempre se debe hacer una triangulación de la misma, para contrastar y así obtener los datos más certeros.

Cifras sobrepeso y obesidad

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The field of infectious diseases is constantly changing, so it's critical that public health professionals have access to the best, most current expertise and evidence.

At the National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases, we specialize in forging connections between those who generate and those who use infectious disease public health knowledge. Working across disciplines, sectors and jurisdictions, NCCID is uniquely situated to facilitate the creation and operation of networks and partnerships. From policy to practice, we're able to build bridges between those with infectious disease questions, those with answers, and those in a position to act on the evidence.

Mission StatementTo protect the health of Canadians by facilitating the use of evidence and emerging research on infectious diseases to inform public health programs and policy.NCCID aims to achieve the following objectives:Encourage the integration of evidence on infectious diseases into public health programs, policies, and practices.Encourage collaborative responses by relevant stakeholders, including public health policy makers, practitioners, and researchers, to public health issues and needs in the area of infectious diseases.Data Collection Evaluation2018-2019 Evaluation of the National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCCID)DownloadCurrent areas of focusNCCID focuses on practice and policy interventions for Canadian populations, particularly the underserved, in the following areas:Emerging Infectious DiseasesTuberculosisMathematical ModellingPrevention of HIV and STBBIsAntimicrobial ResistanceMigration and MobilityInfluenza and Influenza-like Illness (ILI)

StakeholdersThe NCCs primary audience includes, but is not limited to, public health practitioners, researchers and policy makers. More specifically, NCCID stakeholders include:Chief Medical Officers of HealthMedical Officers of HealthPublic Health NursesProvincial EpidemiologistsCommunicable Disease Control Unit DirectorsPublic Health InspectorsPublic Health Program ManagersPublic Health Policy AdvisorsAIDS Service OrganizationsPublic Health AgencyNCCsStudentsResearchers

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HIV/STBBI Prevention and Control (Complementary colour)NCCID's HIV and sexually-transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBI) projects aim to respond to the recognized need for more strategic, coordinated and integrated approaches in Canada through the translation and exchange of knowledge between researchers, policy-makers and practitioners.

HIV/STBBI Prevention and Control (Complementary colour)NCCID's HIV and sexually-transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBI) projects aim to respond to the recognized need for more strategic, coordinated and integrated approaches in Canada through the translation and exchange of knowledge between researchers, policy-makers and practitioners.

HIV/STBBI Prevention and Control (Complementary colour)NCCID's HIV and sexually-transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBI) projects aim to respond to the recognized need for more strategic, coordinated and integrated approaches in Canada through the translation and exchange of knowledge between researchers, policy-makers and practitioners.

HIV/STBBI Prevention and Control (Complementary colour)NCCID's HIV and sexually-transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBI) projects aim to respond to the recognized need for more strategic, coordinated and integrated approaches in Canada through the translation and exchange of knowledge between researchers, policy-makers and practitioners.

HIV/STBBI Prevention and Control (Complementary colour)NCCID's HIV and sexually-transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBI) projects aim to respond to the recognized need for more strategic, coordinated and integrated approaches in Canada through the translation and exchange of knowledge between researchers, policy-makers and practitioners.

HIV/STBBI Prevention and Control (Complementary colour)NCCID's HIV and sexually-transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBI) projects aim to respond to the recognized need for more strategic, coordinated and integrated approaches in Canada through the translation and exchange of knowledge between researchers, policy-makers and practitioners.

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Christopher Davis, B.A., Communications CoordinatorPhone number:204.318.2585Email:chris.davis@umanitoba.caIf you need any additional information or resources, please contact our communications coordinator.

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Phase-I of the international comparative study survey was conducted between May 29 to June 12, 2020. Eighty close-ended questions on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), major depression episode (MDE), stress management strategies (alcohol consumption, cannabis consumption, and physical activity), perceived threat, isolation/quarantine, financial losses, stigma, trust, sources of information and sense of coherence were included.

The role of communication strategies and media discourse in shaping the psychological and behavioral response to the COVID-19 outbreak: an international comparative analysis

One infection: Four continents: Eight countries

Psychological response (or mental health problems) of the adult population, almost three months since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic (declared on March 11, 2020 by the WHO); responses from Canada.

Behavioural response (or stress management strategies) of the adult population, almost three months after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic (declared on March 11, 2020 by the WHO); responses from Canada.

Psychological response according to sociodemographic characteristics

Frequency of psychological stressors in Canada

Frequency of protective factors, Canada

Production of this document has been made possible through a financial contribution of the Public Health Agency of Canada.The views expressed herein do not represent the Agency.

Probable post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD (PC-PTSD-5 ≥3)Canada:19.2%

Probable generalized anxiety disorder, or GAD (GAD-7 ≥10)Canada:19.6%

Probablemajor depression episode, orMDE (PHQ-9≥10)Canada:25.5%

Mental health problemsCanada:N: 1,501

Stress management strategiesCanada:N: 1,501

Alcohol consumptionCanada:36.6%

Physical activityCanada:64.3%

Cannabis consumptionCanada:15.6%

Sex (men)Probable major depression episode (22.0%)Probable generalized anxiety disorder (15.4%)

Age (18-44 years)Probable major depression episode (34.0%)Probable generalized anxiety disorder (27.3%)

Age (45-64 years)Probable major depression episode (21.7%)Probable generalized anxiety disorder (16%)

Age (65 years and over)Probable major depression episode (14.5%)Probable generalized anxiety disorder (9.7%)

Essential worker (yes)Probable major depression episode (31.9%)Probable generalized anxiety disorder (21.3%)

Essential worker (no)Probable major depression episode (23.5%)Probable generalized anxiety disorder (18.8%)

Children at home (yes)Probable major depression episode (27.4%)Probable generalized anxiety disorder (24.6%)

Children at home (no)Probable major depression episode (24.8%)Probable generalized anxiety disorder (17.7%)

Threat to oneself perceived as highCanada (21.0%)Impact on GAD Canada (+51%)Impact on MDE Canada (+67%)

Threat to the family perceived as highCanada (25.9%)Impact on GAD Canada (+68%)Impact on MDE Canada (+83%)

Threat to the country perceived as highCanada (44.7%)Impact on GAD Canada (+67%)Impact on MDE Canada (+38%)

Threat to the world perceived as highCanada (70.6%)Impact on GAD Canada (+85%)Impact on MDE Canada (+27%)

Self-isolation or quarantineCanada (74.9%)Impact on GAD Canada (+54%)Impact on MDE Canada (+56%)

Financial lossesCanada (53.1%)Impact on GAD Canada (+66%)Impact on MDE Canada (+49%)

Victim of stigmatizationCanada (10.6%)Impact on GAD Canada (+66%)Impact on MDE Canada (+112%)

Strong sense of coherence(SOC-3 ≥4)Canada (36.9%)Impact on GAD Canada (-223%)Impact on MDE Canada (-223%)

High level of trust in national health organizationsCanada (35.9%)Impact on GAD Canada (-61%)Impact on MDE Canada (-51%)

High level of trust in health expertsCanada (47.2%)Impact on GAD Canada (-61%)Impact on MDE Canada (-42%)

Interpretation: A sense of coherence (SOC) is the ability of people to understand, manage, and make sense of an event. The stronger our sense of coherence, the more our ability to cope with adversity is. This study found that overall (i.e. among the eight countries), people with a strong sense of coherence are three times less likely (or about -200%) to have a probable GAD or MDE than those who have a weaker sense of coherence. Of all the factors examined in this study (perceived threat, isolation/quarantine, financial losses, stigma, trust), this is by far the factor that most strongly influences psychological health in times of pandemic:Probable GAD: 8.1% among people with a strong SOC vs 26.2% among those with a weak SOC (Canada; n=1,501)Probable MDE: 10.6% among people with a strong SOC vs 34.2% among those with a weak SOC (Canada; n=1,501)

Sex (women)Probable major depression episode (28.4%)Probable generalized anxiety disorder (23.2%)

Hong Kong1,140

Switzerland1,002

Belgium1,015

Canada 1,501

England1,041

Philippines1,041

United States1,065

New Zealand1,001

Total8,806

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Imagine a place where athletes can access top-tier training, strength and conditioning, and expert guidance-all under one roof. For Chris Cara, owner and club director of the Bandits Volleyball Club program, this isn't just a dream; it's the reality that's propelled his teams to new heights. Here's how Sport Manitoba's Team Services program has made a difference for the Bandits and how it can do the same for your club.

The Bandits' Success Story: Strategic Partnership in Action

When Chris Cara set out to launch the Beach Bandits in 2020, he knew success would require more than just finding a gym. His first step? Partnering with Sport Manitoba Performance to integrate strength and conditioning into his team's routine from day one. By securing this essential service first, Chris ensured his athletes were building a solid foundation before they even stepped onto the court.

"We wanted to make sure that in conjunction with the facility, we were able to run our sport performance strength and conditioning program as well," says Chris.

"Once we knew what we could get for gym time, we decided how many teams we were going to run."

This strategic approach allows the Bandits to grow year after year. As their needs expanded, Sport Manitoba's facility adapted, providing the additional court time and resources they required. Despite the challenges of a busy, multi-use facility, the Sport Manitoba team consistently found ways to accommodate the Bandits, helping them thrive.

All-In-One Athletic Development

What makes Sport Manitoba's facility stand out is its ability to offer a full spectrum of services that cater to every aspect of athletic development. For the Bandits Volleyball Club, this means more than just practice time-it means training with purpose. By combining on-court sessions with strength and conditioning at the Sport Manitoba Performance, the Bandits ensure their athletes are physically prepared to excel in every match.

Chris highlights the importance of having everything in one place, stating, "Being able to run both our strength and conditioning program and volleyball practices in the same facility on the same days is huge for us."

This seamless integration of services is what sets Sport Manitoba apart. It provides clubs with a holistic approach to athlete development.

Moreover, the on-site clinic offers professional medical support, ensuring athletes receive timely care when needed. From injury prevention to rehabilitation, the clinic plays a crucial role in maintaining athletes' health, so they can stay focused on their game.

Looking Ahead: How Your Club Can Benefit

The Bandits Volleyball Club is expanding, adding boys' programs, and reaching new communities. And as they grow, Sport Manitoba's facility remains a key part of their success. If your club is looking to offer athletes more than just court time, Sport Manitoba's Team Services program is the answer. From elite strength and conditioning to advanced fitness training and professional medical care, Sport Manitoba provides everything your team needs to succeed.

Take Action: Elevate Your Team with Sport Manitoba's Comprehensive Services

Ready to transform your club's training approach? Don't just book a space-invest in your athletes' future. Sport Manitoba's facility is more than just a place to practice; it's a hub for comprehensive athlete development. Whether you need access to the performance training, courts, or specialized medical care, Sport Manitoba has you covered.

"Anybody that is looking to use it just needs to ask questions and see if it's right for them," Chris advises. "For us, the biggest thing was being able to have the strength and conditioning program as part of our programming. That's why we chose Sport Manitoba, and it's why we continue to grow here."

By choosing Sport Manitoba's facility, you're not just booking space-you're investing in your team's future success. Take the first step by filling out our Team Services form.

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