Tag: strength and conditioning

From Kingston to Vegas

It would be an understatement to say that Doug Davidson’s life has changed drastically since he graduated from Queen’s in 2013.  Since leaving Kingston with a degree in Physical and Health Education, Davidson has endured a journey that has seen him to work alongside ex-Maple Leaf Gary Roberts and...

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A beginner’s guide to strength training

So you want to get big and strong? It’s a simple process: lift, eat well, rest and repeat. Continue this routine for approximately four years or so and you’ll be golden.  While this may seem a little intimidating, if there’s one key to success in the gym, it’s consistency. Each training session is...

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McAuslan mentor to many

Wednesday morning’s football workout started at 8:00 a.m. sharp. The two stragglers who showed up less than 60 seconds late were given a stern look and 50 burpees by Colin McAuslan, Queen’s Athletics head strength and conditioning coach.  “Those guys, they’re rookies. They don’t play. They should...

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Strength coach a boon for basketball

Nick Boon’s love for the game hasn’t faded. The fourth-year PheKin student has worked with the Gaels men’s basketball team since arriving at Queen’s, taking on a role as strength and conditioning coach this year. He took the position after working with the men’s volleyball team last winter. It’s part...

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