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Current News
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Randy would like to congratulate 2 Bodysmith Members, Gianluca Curcuruto of the Soo Greyhounds and Scott Kosmachuk of the Guelph Storm for making the 2012 CHL/NHL prospect roster. The game is to be played in BC in February.
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Congratulations to Paul Geiger for making the Canada East World Jr. A Team.
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BodySmith would like to congratulate one of its members, Christian Finch of the Stouffville Spirit, on his Division 1 NCAA scholarship to Clarkson University!
| About Randy Smith |
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ISSA certified personal trainer | ISSA certified specialist in performance nutrition | Precision nutrition coach (in school)
 Randy came to Canada from his native Jamaica in January of 1971. A few days later he saw his first NHL game the Toronto Maple Leafs vs. the California Golden Seal. He fell in love with the game, and wanted to learn to skate, so he could play hockey.The summer of 1971 Randy enrolled in power skating taught by then NHL referee John Damico, it was hard but he loved it. He played house league that winter. The summer of '72 Randy went back to power skating with John and that next season played SHA for Wexford. The family later moved to the town of Newmarket, north of Toronto, in 1975 where Randy played AAA hockey for Newmarket. At the end of his first year in Midget AAA hockey Randy made the decision to stop hockey and follow another passion which he had for the game of basketball. Randy practiced basketball extensively, to the point where from grade 9 to 13, he was a York Region all-star each year and in his grade 13 year was offered a basketball scholarship to Division 1 Niagara State Purple Eagles. Due to circumstances, Randy had to de-commit his scholarship. Not one to sit and worry about what might have been, Randy poured himself into another sport, football. He became very good at the game. In 1981, Randy went on to play football for the Seneca Braves Football team. From '81 to '83 the team won the Ontario and Canadian Football Championships. Randy also spent time training for track and field. He trained at the University Of Toronto Track Club. The track club was run by Andy Higgins who at the time was one of Canada’s Olympic track coaches and head track coach at the University of Toronto. On staff was jumping coach Zulton who Randy spent a lot of time with, learning how to be a good long and triple jumper. During this time, Randy learned a lot about training and preparation for track from two of the best coaches Canada had at the time. It's this early commitment to sport, playing, and being coached at such a high level that allows Randy to train and coach his clients to the successes that they have achieved year after year. In Randy, clients have the wealth of experience and knowledge that he has amassed over the last 30 years in the fitness business. Randy was the strength and conditioning coach for the Stouffville Spirit Jr. A hockey team from the 2003 season to the 2009-2010 season, winning the North division, Northwest Conference Championships and making the Ontario finals. Randy has spent 2 years with South Central Coyotes minor midget program, one year with the South Central Coyotes bantam program and one year with the jr. Canadians atom program. Randy has trained numerous athletes who are serious about their sport from: NCAA, NHL, AHL, OHL, QMJHL, Tennis Canada, Field Hockey Canada, Mountain Bike Canada, Snow Board Canada, Ontario Ski Team, Hockey Canada U17, U18, World JR., Team Canada Trampoline. ensuring they take all the right steps to achieve their athletic dreams. He has created the perfect motivational atmosphere to develop strong and determined young athletes, while also maintaining a caring relationship with his clients. Some of the players that Randy has trained throughout their athletic years include:
If you would like to work one-on-one with Randy as your personal trainer, to guide and to motivate you, contact him now to set up a convenient assessment time. |
