Meena Sharif | she/her

S&C Coach at Canadian Sport Institute Ontario with the Ontario Swimming Academy | S&C Coach + Owner of Coaching Movement Systems | MPK, CSCS, CSEP-CPT, USA-W L1

[CBC Olympics @CBCOlympics]

All in a couple days work for Finlay Knox 📚🥉🇨🇦

Details: https://t.co/44w6ahYHsE

[Swimming Canada / Natation Canada @SwimmingCanada]

Going the distance and getting in those metres.

Some of 🇨🇦’s best junior distance swimmers were in Spain to get in valuable training at the 2024 Swimming Canada distance camp last week.

https://t.co/TvbiEoelm0

[Emma 🇨🇦 @emjsachs]

Sophie Angus finds herself on the podium for 100BR, swimming her way to a bronze! #WorldCup #Swimming

[Swimming Canada / Natation Canada @SwimmingCanada]

A first Olympic Games for Apollo Hess and for Kainai Nation (Blood Tribe).

Making himself and those around him proud, Apollo Hess made strides this past summer and hopes to inspire younger swimmers.

https://t.co/QLcrnYcn2s

[Paris 2024 @Paris2024]

Golden couple 🥇
From Paris with love ❤️

📸Getty
#Paris2024

[Swimming Canada / Natation Canada @SwimmingCanada]

Canada won two more medals Saturday to close out the Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships with 15.

🔗 https://t.co/LCaMCI11we

[Devin Heroux @Devin_Heroux]

Canada's swimming future looks extremely bright.

Canadian swimmers won a historic 16 medals at the Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in Canberra, Australia.

Aiden Norman, 18 years old, was the star for Canada winning six medals including two backstroke gold medals.

[Swimming Canada / Natation Canada @SwimmingCanada]

🇨🇦 continued to pile up medals at the Junior Pan Pacific Swimming Championships, with four more trips to the podium Thursday.

Canada increased its medal tally to nine at the halfway mark of the four-day meet in Canberra, Australia.

🔗 https://t.co/M6Cfq37bLv

[Swimming Canada / Natation Canada @SwimmingCanada]

Canada opened the Pan Pacific Junior Swimming Championships Wednesday in Canberra, Australia with five 🥇🥈🥈🥈🥉 medals.

🔗 https://t.co/bj3tff8M8e

[Swim Ontario @SwimOntario]

That is a wrap on the 2024 Olympics in the pool with the women finishing 4th and the men in 5th in the 400 medley relays! Thank you and congratulations to all of the Canadian swimmers who raced over the past 9 days - we are so proud of you! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[Team Canada @TeamCanada]

Tunnel vision to get the job done. Relive Eleanor Harvey's historic medal in fencing for #TeamCanada 🇨🇦

[Swimming Canada / Natation Canada @SwimmingCanada]

Shes the first Canadian to win a medal at three consecutive Games.

Kylie Masse takes bronze!

[Ben Steiner @BenSteiner00]

Team Canada falls short in the women's foil team event -- but they were extremely close.

Eleanor Harvey brought this all the way down to the final touches and the final seconds.

Canada lose 33-32 to Japan.

What a battle from Harvey, Guo and Zhang.

[Devin Heroux @Devin_Heroux]

GOLDEN SUMMER NIGHT IN PARIS

She’s unstoppable.

Summer McIntosh just became the first Canadian woman to win two swimming gold medals.

She told me just now this one was for mom who swam in this event at the 1984 Olympics.

[Swimming Canada / Natation Canada @SwimmingCanada]

The GOAT is in GOLD!

Summer McIntosh is an Olympic CHAMPION in 400 IM.

[Team Canada @TeamCanada]

When you realize you’ve just made Canadian history 🤩

📸 Darren Calabrese/COC

[CBC Olympics @CBCOlympics]

CANADA’S FIRST-EVER OLYMPIC FENCING MEDAL 🇨🇦

Eleanor Harvey wins a historic bronze medal in women’s foil, becoming the first Canadian to win an Olympic medal in fencing 🥉

#MedalMoments presented by @petrocanada

[Juno Beach Centre @JunoBeachCentre]

GO Canada GO! The Juno Beach Centre team and the Mayor of Courseulles-sur-Mer were very pleased to welcome the Canada's Olympic swim team to the museum.

Before the start of the Olympics in a few days, the Canadian team is training at the Eugène Maës nautical stadium in Caen.

[Meena Sharif | she/her @CoachMeena]

Really excited to be in France supporting the Olympic 🏊🏻 team as they prepare for the upcoming Games🇫🇷

[Swimming Canada / Natation Canada @SwimmingCanada]

Not many people have followed a path like the one Apollo Hess has taken to the Olympic Games.

A proud member of the Kainai Nation (Blood Tribe), he hopes that could change if younger swimmers see themselves in his story.

🔗 https://t.co/QF17QRUqBz