NEWS photo Chris Cameron

JOHN BLAIN, Donnie Taylor and Gerald Roper look on with something fess than enthusiasm Saturday night, in spite of
the Lions 22-7 win over the Montreal Concorde at B.C. Place Stadium. It was a night when the offense had considerable

trouble getting untracked, something the coaches will be working on before the Lions travel to Regina on Sunday to take
on the rejuvenated Roughriders.

There's plenty of people in

CANADIANS of all ages en-
joy swimming, and their love
of the water is reflected by
the number of péople who
swim at a pool during Be
summertime. °

According to the 1981
Canada Fitness Survey, over
7.$ million Canadians swim
at a pool, placing it a very
close second to bicycling as
the nation’s favorite summer
activity In fact, nearly

Coach

From page B11

Hockey team, they were the
first ever Canadian team in
that sport to win a gold
medal at the Pan American
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and individuals — all
coaches to work with
for the trauntng and physical
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performers practice what
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380,000 swimmers, five per
cent of the total, consider ita
year-round activity, taking
part for nine or more months
of the year.

It appears that women may
be more aware of the benefits
of swimming, as it is those
age 5O and over who are the
most regujar pool-goers.
Nearly 120,000 of 501,000
women in that age group
swim regularly, some 24 per

cent. That compares to
90,000 of 426,000 men, or 21
per cent, in the same age
group.

Swimming also enjoys a
consistent percentage of oc-
casional participation with all
ages over 10. Over 1.8 million
Canadians swim occasional-
ly, making it an appealing
summer activity for a great
number of people.

The Canada Fitness Survey

the pool

was conducted between
February and July 1981 and
involved questioning some
22,000 Canadians 10 years of
age and over, as well as
fitness-testing over 16,000 in-
dividuals from 7 to 69 years
of age. Findings are publish-
ed in detailed reports and
“*highhghts’’ sheets, which
are available upon request
from $06-294 Albert, Or.
tawa, Ontario KIP 6E6.

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