Topics: Sports & Rec

Multi-sport helps kids develop multiple skills

Want to play a game that’s fun for everyone? Give pickleball, Canada’s fastest growing sport, a try.

It’s time to stop debating who is responsible for making multi-sport programming a priority for kids under the age of 8. Here’s a list of actions we can all take.

Quality sport builds more than physical literacy

Multi-sport camps keep the focus on fun

Teach kids how to strike for power

How FIFA changes the ball each World Cup

10 international games for kids to play

Learn how different sports help each other

How to make multi-sport the new normal

Give this fun family activity a try

Change it up and play other sports for a few months

5 strategies to enhance sport participation

Editor’s note: This post was updated on April 17, 2020. There are an estimated 2 billion bicycles in the world. In fact, after walking, biking is the second most popular form of active transportation. And for good reasons. With the new technology in bikes, you can two-wheel yourself over almost any terrain and in all … Continued

Check out the new multi-sport website

The hockey phenom is an example of a multi-sport athlete

Explore your neighbourhood as a family

Study shows the multi-sport approach builds physical literacy

Playing many sports helps develop physical literacy

Half-ice hockey helps with skills development

Canadian skier talks about resiliency and her recovery

Learn more about Team Canada at PyeongChang

Let youth sports be a source of enjoyment

Learn more about Team Canada at PyeongChang 2018