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Road to the Olympics

Dr. Wells on CTV's Canada AMDr. Wells has been active in the media having been quoted in newspapers, magazines as well as appearing on ABC News, ABC's 20/20, the Discovery Channel, CBC and CTV.

He is the sport science and sport medicine analyst for the Canadian Olympic Broadcast Consortium for the 2010 and 2012 Olympic Games.

 

 

Television News Segments or Interviews

 

Athletes Beat the Heat for Training. (Print article on website)

Life-saving sweat (CBC News segment)

 

Vancouver Olympics: Men's Figure Skating Competition Heats Up. Russian and American Athletes Start New 'Cold War' on the Ice. (Print article on website)

 

Bionic supermen of sport

Athlete testing helps reduce sudden deaths

Concussions in athletes and Sidney Crosby's return to the NHL

 

Newspaper articles 

Teaching on the run:Life lessons from a 168 mile run in India's Thar desert.


They’re Going the Distance

 

Could Ahmad Bradshaw have stopped himself? We find out.

Are hefty NFL'ers real athletes?

Will fasting slow down Muslim Olympians?

For aging athletes, strength is meaningless without power.

Simple Blood Pressure Band Improves Athletic Performance

Cystic fibrosis research gets wet

 

Golf like Tom Watson 

Three months till tee-time: Hit the gym

Does cold really help recovery after a hard workout?

Weighing your options on how much to lift

Bionic supermen of sport

Fitness brings victory

 

 

Magazine articles

Muscle Mass and The Middle Aged Man

 


The Next Sports Performance-Enhancement Fad? Blood Pressure Cuffs

 

Adding complexity to your workout - page 28 of Winter 2011 edition of Breakout Magazine (Official magazine of the Greater Toronto Hockey League.

 

 

 

 

 


 Head Games: Regular exercise can make your brain healthier and, in turn, lower your golf scores.

Basic Steps: The sheer power of the golf swing can place tremendous tress on the knees. Here are some simple exercises to help combat the problem.

The Great Outdoors: Get out and play. But take proper precautions when out in the summer heat.