Chris Lesanko.com

I do apologize again for my late response and update, I have been extremely busy over the past month and a half with various events and tasks regarding first steps wellness Center.  This is a nonprofit organization that I have founded, we signed a provider agreement with Project Walk-November of 2008, also have established a board of directors and now we are looking for sponsorships, donations and partnerships.

We are having a fundraiser on October 30 at the TURRVY Center in Regina SK….. this is the big fundraiser that we are hoping to raise enough money to open up the doors and to have our trainers certified and trained from Project Walk.  If you are interested in more information please contact me directly at 306-584-2677

We also have a fundraiser in September that raised over $2000.  I really do appreciate everybody supports and trying to make this dream a reality too many people with a spinal cord injury.

We have also had discussions and meetings with different health organizations and most recently, a very motivating and productive meeting with the University of Regina-kinesiology department…….

As for myself, I am still plugging away with my training program.  I have seen some dramatic improvements in my core stability and my stabilization.  Shoulder muscle mass is also improving with a few different exercises that we have incorporated into the program.

Labor Day weekend I was coaching Lacrosse at nationals again this summer, unfortunately, it was a rather disappointing outing this year. I am still taking courses through correspondence and I am looking at going back to the University for the winter semester to try to take some more classes.  I have been finding lately, trying to stay motivated to try to do online courses is very difficult to do because of all the other activities and events that are taking place now.

Anyways, that is all for now…… make sure everybody goes to www.fswcregina.ca and look at the progress that is happening so far with trying to establish a Project walk provider facility in Regina.