Leland Guillemin is an IT Analyst at the Saskatoon Health Region and competes in the Epee weapon in the sport of fencing. He
is currently ranked 5th in Canada and has aspirations of attending the
2016 Olympic Games. Leland began fencing in 2004 when a hockey
injury forced him to change his path. His fencing career began in the city of
Regina where Leland fenced for two years. Leland quickly fell in love with the
sport and realized that he had a talent in fencing that he wanted to pursue. In
2006 he moved to Saskatoon in order to fence and train at the Provincial
Training Centre, the Salle Seguin and began working toward his goal of someday
reaching the Olympic Games.
The 2012-2013 season was Leland's best season to date. He medalled both provincially and nationally and was the only Canadian epeeist to reach the quarterfinals at all three of the Canadian Cups. Leland finished the season ranked 1st in Saskatchewan and 5th in Canada. Leland is a member of the Canadian High Performance Program and has been a member of Team Saskatchewan since 2007.
Leland currently trains 6 days a week, often twice a day. He follows regimented fitness and meal plans as laid out by his trainer Andrew Leslie at Craven Sports and nutritionist Stephanie Langdon at Something Nutrishus. When he’s not carefully counting out how many almonds he’s allowed for snack, or hitting the gym, he enjoys spending time with his fiancé and his cat Tuna.
The 2012-2013 season was Leland's best season to date. He medalled both provincially and nationally and was the only Canadian epeeist to reach the quarterfinals at all three of the Canadian Cups. Leland finished the season ranked 1st in Saskatchewan and 5th in Canada. Leland is a member of the Canadian High Performance Program and has been a member of Team Saskatchewan since 2007.
Leland currently trains 6 days a week, often twice a day. He follows regimented fitness and meal plans as laid out by his trainer Andrew Leslie at Craven Sports and nutritionist Stephanie Langdon at Something Nutrishus. When he’s not carefully counting out how many almonds he’s allowed for snack, or hitting the gym, he enjoys spending time with his fiancé and his cat Tuna.
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1. What does being healthy mean to you?
To me, being healthy means being active and treating your body with respect by means of proper nutrition and exercise!
2. Do you feel that you lead a healthy life? How? (or what would you change?)
3. What is a healthy meal that you often eat?
My favourite meal that I eat now is overnight chia breakfast with coconut milk! I also really enjoy chicken chili.4. How do you stay healthy when life gets hectic?
5. What is one of your challenges or struggles when it comes to leading a healthy life?
6. Are you currently working towards a goal or starting/stopping a habit? What?
7. What motivates you to be healthy?
8. What is a treat or indulgence that you enjoy?
9. Any inspiring words or comments that you’d like to share with our readers?
Thanks Leland!
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