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Course Adventure #4
Presented to Dr. Ed Lunn- SPSC 2210-050
Date Presented: November 25, 2020
Douglas College
Lucas Porco #300219294
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Public Sector
1.
Figure 1: Mural located in the Port Moody Recreation centre
Organization / Store / Club Name City of Port Moody
Complete Address 100 Newport Dr, Port Moody, BC V3H 5C3
Indicate Service Sector Public-​ Community centres offer various
services such as sport, fitness, after school
care, arts, events, leadership etc. that are
deemed a public good (Lunn, 2020).
SPSC 2210 Connection Recreation- ​The City of Port Moody offers a
wide variety of public programs for all ages.
This falls under a recreation service offering
people of all ages with an overall well being
and quality of life (Lunn, 2020). This service
would fall under the municipal government
including programs for the general public
helping to develop the community as a whole.
They offer programs such as skating lessons,
zumba, spin, weight room, ice and field
options. As a skate instructor who works
here, I see all levels and ages of people who
come in and learn how to skate. I think it is
really great that people can come in and get
educated on such diverse skills no matter
their challenges may be.
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Figure 2: Pinetree Community Centre front entrance
Organization / Store / Club Name Pinetree Community Centre
Complete Address 1260 Pinetree Way
Coquitlam, BC V3B 7Z4
Indicate Service Sector Public-​ Pinetree Community Centre offers
various services such as sport, fitness, after
school care, arts, events, leadership etc. that
are deemed a public good (Lunn, 2020). They
have a range of activities and programs for
people of all ages including preschoolers,
children, youth and adults in an accessible,
inclusive space.
SPSC 2210 Connection Recreation- ​ They connect people in the
community with services that allow for
spontaneous dop in and schedule activities.
Recreation “is a fundamental human need for
persons of all ages and is essential to a
person’s physical and social well-being and to
overall quality of life” (Lunn, 2020). In relation
to 2210, the Pinetree Community Centre
offers different programs to guide young
athletes through the interests. Designing
sport programs and fulfilling them based on
the various skill levels of each individual
athlete.
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Figure 3: Birds eye view of Port Coquitlam Community Centre front side
Organization / Store / Club Name Port Coquitlam Community Centre
Complete Address 2150 Wilson Avenue
Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 6J5
Indicate Service Sector Public- ​Community Centres such as this one
offer “fitness, sport, age-related programs,
events, arts, leadership, etc” (Lunn, 2020).
They offer various programs including
swimming and skating for people of all ages.
SPSC 2210 Connection Recreation- “​To provide recreation that
because of its nature continually reinforces
values and ideals of establishing and
maintaining a healthy lifestyle to the user”
(Lunn, 2020). Port Coquitlam Community
Centre offers programs for all kinds of people
promoting a healthy lifestyle with their
programs. These include swimming/ skating
lessons and youth services. In relation to
2210, instructors and programmers will need
to provide different levels and age groups for
each person that signs up. Making sure that
the participants are focused and learning
while having fun is the main objective.
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Private Sector
1.
Figure 4: Twist Conditioning using their balance balance board.
Organization / Store / Club Name Twist Performance and Wellness
Complete Address #101-1776 BROADWAY STREET, PORT
COQUITLAM
Indicate Service Sector Private-​ As “recreation for which the
consumer pays and for which the supplier
expects to make a profit” (MacLean,
Peterson, & Martin, 1985, p. 220, as cited in
Karlis, 2011, p. 79, as cited in Lunn, 2020).
Twist provides a source for people and teams
to get fitness help.
SPSC 2210 Connection Coaching-​ This organization is used to coach
and give dry land training to various athletes.
When I was younger and played high level
hockey, we came here as a team and
participated in strength and agility training.
The coaches/trainers would have exercises
and drills for us to complete each session.
Relating to DBSP and PAP, instructors would
look at each of our capabilities and give us
different drills that challenged us every
session. We were younger therefore we
focused on more agility rather than strength.
Starting off with basic movements in the first
few weeks moving on to more advanced as
we reached the middle of the season.
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2.
Figure 5: Inside edge coaching minor hockey team
Organization / Store / Club Name Inside Edge Hockey Training
Complete Address 2300 Rocket Way, Coquitlam, BC, V3K 6Z2
Indicate Service Sector Private-​ As “recreation for which the
consumer pays and for which the supplier
expects to make a profit” (MacLean,
Peterson, & Martin, 1985, p. 220, as cited in
Karlis, 2011, p. 79, as cited in Lunn, 2020).
Inside Edge provides a source for individuals
and teams to get hockey coaching. They
charge considerably more than public rec
centres providing training for higher level
athletes.
SPSC 2210 Connection Coaching-​ This organization provides hockey
and power skating coaching for young
athletes. As a kid I participated in a few of
their offered camps. I remember that they
were very knowledgeable and offered a
higher quality of coaching. Always prepared
with lessons they would focus on technique to
make sure that each skater had equal
attention. They provide young athletes with
confidence on and off the ice with their style
of coaching.
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3.
Figure 6: Roman Tulis academy at Vancouver Whitecaps game
Organization / Store / Club Name Roman Tulis
Complete Address #75 – 1357 Purcell Drive, Coquitlam, BC
V3E 0C1
Indicate Service Sector Private-​ In this case, the “consumer pays and
for which the supplier expects to make a
profit” (MacLean et al., as cited in Lunn,
2020). Roman Tulis is a private soccer
academy that charges athletes a premium for
high level experienced coaching.
SPSC 2210 Connection Coaching-​ This is a coaching example
because athletes are taught by experienced
players. They offer training programs for elite
level athletes who are trying to take their
game the next level and possibly go
professional. They also offer different training
for junior players who are new to the game
and want to have fun. This relates to 2210 in
that coaches must adapt to different skill
levels of players, coming up with different
drills and practice plans that will be beneficial
to each individual player. They have worked
with many players who have gone on to play
university and professional level with their
high end camps.
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Non Profit/Volunteer Sector
1.
Figure 7: Ball Hockey tournament partnered with BEEDIE to raise money funds
Organization / Store / Club Name Burnaby MoreSports Society
Complete Address #100 – 4460 Beresford Street, Burnaby, BC
V5H 0B8
Indicate Service Sector Volunteer-​ This program is offered FREE for
students to take part in after school, providing
various physical activities. “They rely on the
efforts of members and volunteers for
sustained survival” (Lunn, 2020).
SPSC 2210 Connection Physical Education-​ Because they offer free
after school programs that rely on volunteers
to keep it running. They run different games
and activities for the kids that keep them
having fun and moving. The volunteers will
have lesson plans set with different games so
that they can keep all participants engaged.
This relates to 2210 as in creating a practice
plan and designing a basic sport program.
Thinking in advance and keeping in mind the
skill level will allow for a successful session.
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2.
Figure 8: Recreational Basketball at the YMCA of Greater Vancouver
Organization / Store / Club Name YMCA of Greater Vancouver
Complete Address 300-5055 Joyce Street
Indicate Service Sector Non-profit- ​This program “ties to local
communities, as organizations in this sector
are operated primarily by volunteers”(Lunn,
2020). They offer community services and
provide programs to strengthen the
community.
SPSC 2210 Connection Physical Education / Recreation- ​Is
“because of its nature continually reinforces
values and ideals of establishing and
maintaining a healthy lifestyle to the
user”(Lunn, 2020). The YMCA of Greater
Vancouver is a non profit organization that
offers programs aiding in physical wellness,
mental wellness, health and fitness etc.
Connecting to 2210 in the fact of teaching
participants different life skills that will show
positive effects in their overall health. They
provide various services that are pre planned
and include many different game and
activities for all kinds of people.
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Figure 9: Kidstart, Coaching Kids for the Game of Life logo
Organization / Store / Club Name Kid Start Coaching Kids for the Game of Life
Complete Address 906 Roderick Ave, Coquitlam, BC V3K 1R1
Indicate Service Sector Non-profit-​ This program “ties to local
communities, as organizations in this sector
are operated primarily by volunteers”(Lunn,
2020). They offer community services and
provide programs to vulnerable kids that are
not given many opportunities.
SPSC 2210 Connection Physical Education / Recreation- ​The Kid
Start organization gives youth the opportunity
to tackle their challenges and perform
different activities. They are encouraged and
helped by the organization to pursue their
passions whatever it may be. Relating to
2210 in the fact that coaches must keep in
mind life for kids at home may not be so
good. When going about these situations as a
coach, I will need to think and act
responsibility.
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