The City of Edmonton is adopting the Government of Alberta’s Restriction Exemption Program. As of September 20, everyone age 12 and over visiting a City recreation centre, arena or attraction is required to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or documentation of a medical exemption or recent negative test result. More information is available at Edmonton.ca/COVID-19.
Masks and face coverings are also required indoors at all City facilities. More information is available at Edmonton.ca/masks.
Kinsmen Is Now Open
Fitness and aquatic centres at Kinsmen Sports Centre are now open for individual use at a reduced capacity.
Drop-In Indoor Group Fitness Classes are now being offered. To optimize your safety, class sizes are limited, physical distancing is encouraged and sanitizing wipes are available. Virtual group fitness programs and virtual personal training remain available.
Kinsmen Sports Centre is one of the most unique sport centres in North America and a world class destination for competitions, sport training and fitness needs. A dual mandate facility, Kinsmen supports high performance user groups and individuals serious about fitness, as well as providing a wide range of opportunities and experiences for all ages and abilities.
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Chris played Junior tennis in Northern Ontario, reaching #1 both at Under14 and Under18 levels. Following this, Chris received a tennis scholarship to the U.S. (Michigan). Chris did a little bit of coaching during these early years, but the focus was mostly on the playing. In 1992, Chris was Track MVP at McGill University, where the next year he completed his graduate work in Theoretical Computer Science.
Peter Skoda has an extensive list of accomplishments as a tennis player and coach, including being a top Open Men’s player in Alberta and leading a group of coaches at a Tennis Academy in India for 8 months.