Team Members Kili-2012

Our mission: Be bold! Promote a healthy life-style involving fitness, team-work, social engagement, perseverance, innovation and pleasure.

Our goal: Reach the top of Mount Kilimanjaro.


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Team Members Kili-2012:
André Bégin - André Lachapelle - Catherine Fortin - Chantale Bonin - Isabelle Privé - Janie Brunet - Louis Hamelin - Lucie Corbeil - Manon Fairfield - Manon Marleau - Martine Lussier - Mélanie Lauzon - Nadine Lauzon - Nathalie Roussin - Pierre Gauvin - Richard Barbeau - Rosanna Chechile - Sylvain Thériault

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Showing posts with label Rosanna. Show all posts
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Friday, 10 June 2011

Meet Rosanna

Interview with Rosanna Chechile 

Rosanna decided to introduce herself by answering some questions...

- Who are you?
             I'm  Rosanna Chechile. Health and physical activity have always been an important part of my life.

- How did you hear about the project?
 One of my friends is Manon Marleau, another member of Team Kili-2012. When she'd told me that one day she'd like to realize her crazy dream and climb Kilimanjaro, I said that, if it ever happened, I'd go along too!

- Why a challenge like Kilimanjaro?
 Because of the challenge, the possibility of transcending one's limits, the team experience and the motivation to really get in shape.

- How important is physical activity in your life?
 It's always been part of my life - it's so important and I train with everybody - family, friends, children... I've also been ambassador for the SAM programme (in French, that's SAnté-Mieux-Etre, meaning Health and Well-being) at the SCD for over 5 years because I believe so firmly in health and well-being in the work-place and in everyday life.
           
- Do you practise any sports? If so, which ones and why?
I'm a very active person. I work out in the lunch time at the office, I like walking, trekking, cycling, team sports. I just like being active and any excuse will do. In other words - wherever things are moving, I'm there! I'm quite adventurous and I like challenges and new sporting experiences.

- What do you expect to get out of this experience?
 A lot of pride, because it takes courage to venture out of your comfort zone and face the different challenges involved in the Kili-2012 adventure, including personal and family relationships; self-confidence and confidence in others; recognizing your limits and having the humility to ask for help if the need arises; deaing with others' differences and strengths in order to form a united and loyal team for this wonderful project.

Translated by Pamela Gauvin