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Curtis has an athletic history that is as impressive as it is varied. He has achieved world-class credentials in three different sports, gaining a reputation as an overachiever who approached each challenge with relentless energy, passion, and enthusiasm. As a hockey player, Curtis played 11 years professionally in both the NHL and the WHA. Following his hockey career, Curtis went on to perform as a triathlete, completing the 1985 Ironman Triathlon in Hawaii. Closing out his athletic career he sailed for Canada in the 1987 America's Cup in Perth, Australia.
Following his experience as a research associate at the Australian Institute of Sport, Curtis clearly understood the value of converging science, performance and technology and the impact a multidisciplinary team could have in any area of performance. His enthusiastic pursuit of knowledge and acquisition of data to build profiles and create customized strategies for coaches and players in both the athletic and corporate arenas has afforded him the opportunity to build his credentials as a development coach with elite organizations such as the NHL, NCAA, (hockey) USA World Judo, Bobsled/Canada/Skeleton.
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