Witmer skips rungs on ladder of success
Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 7:16 pm
Here's an interesting article written by Bill Doucet in my community newspaper, the Cambridge Times, regarding B.C. Lion's assistant trainer, Kevin Witmer. Kevin is originally from Cambridge, Ontario.
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<td>Ready to come out of Sheridan College armed with a degree in sports injury management and as a certified athletic therapist - which bolstered his human kinetics diploma from the University of Guelph - the 24-year-old Cambridge native figured he'd try to land a training job with a university sports team. And why not, he'd done some of his 1,200 hours of practical work with the Guelph Gryphons for his certification training.
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So, like most graduates, it would be start from the bottom and work his way to the top. But the top called first.
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