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On today’s episode of Let’s Talk About It, Alison Purkiss, Olympic coach and former national competitor joins us.
She shares stories from her skating journey, from performing as a young skater to coaching top athletes, and offers insights on teamwork, perseverance, and building strong skater relationships.
Tune in for a behind-the-scenes look at the impact of Skate Ontario and the Olympic experience through the eyes of a coach.
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