Masters of Science - CBD & Cerebrovascular Physiology - University of Regina (in progress)

Bachelor of Kinesiology - Human Kinetics - University of Regina (Great Distinction)

Certified Exercise Physiologist - CSEP (in progress)
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Originally from the island of Mauritius, Ovesh grew up immersed in sport—competing in soccer, volleyball, track and field, and ultimately finding his passion in swimming. During his undergraduate studies, he was a proud member of the University of Regina Cougars swim team, representing the school throughout the entirety of his degree. Now pursuing his Master of Science at the University of Regina, Ovesh is involved in an NFL-funded clinical trial focused on cannabinoids and concussion recovery.

With aspirations of becoming a physician specializing in Orthopaedics or Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, he combines scientific research with a deep passion for human connection. Ovesh values the opportunity to learn from every client’s story and strives to build meaningful relationships through his work. He also had the honor of representing Mauritius at the Paris Olympic Games and World Championship.

Owner, Director of Training Service and Exercise Specialist

 

Masters of Physical Activity Studies - University of Regina

Bachelor of Science, Physical Education – University of Saskatchewan (Greatest Distinction)  

Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, NSCA

Certified Exercise Physiologist, CSEP

Consultant for the Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan

Consultant for the Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan

 

Sport Performance Training for all sports

Personal Fitness Training

Group Fitness Training

Outdoor Activity Experiences

 

Dan Farthing has demonstrated a total commitment to excellence in his academic, professional and athletic careers. Dan is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association and a Certified Exercise Physiologist. He is a Consultant to the Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan and the Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan. Dan’s passion for sport performance training is paralleled only by his enthusiasm for health and wellness. He believes that the principles that apply to sport training also apply to fitness training. Functionality is important for improved athleticism, but it is equally important for quality of life. Dan graduated with Greatest Distinction from the College of Kinesiology at the University of Saskatchewan and was awarded the President’s Medal as the Outstanding Graduate at 2002 Fall Convocation. He continued his post-graduate education in the College of Kinesiology and Health Studies at the University of Regina and holds a Masters of Physical Activity Studies. Dan's athletic career was centered in the province of Saskatchewan. After eleven years as a receiver with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, he currently sits third in all-time receptions and ninth in receiving yardage. He was a three-time nominee as the team's Most Outstanding Canadian and, in 1997 - the year the team won the West Division and was a Grey Cup Finalist - he led the team in receiving yardage. In 2009, Dan was inducted into the Roughrider Plaza of Honour. Dan became a Roughrider when he was drafted second overall from the University of Saskatchewan Huskies where he captained the 1990 National Championship team, and was honoured as All-Canadian, West nominee for Outstanding Player and the 1997 CIS Rookie of the Year.