Health and Wellness

SAMBA is committed to providing and maintaining a healthy environment for our youth.
Our Health and Wellness program requires commitment from the entire membership to engage in the education, practices and enforcement processes in order to fully realize the benefits.
Athletes Against Tobacco

Tobacco Initiaitve Earns SAMBA Blue Ribbon Award
Association President Ed Ewasiuk on behalf of SAMBA received a "Blue Ribbon Champions Award" from the Edmonton Tobacco Reduction Network on Oct. 21, 2009.
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Our Partners

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Program Awareness

Smokeless not Harmless Final Evaluation Report
Program Policies, Practices and Enforcement
All SAMBA Members with respect to their activities and contribution on and off the field are responsible and accountable for SAMBA's health, safety and environmental performance. All members are expected to understand and comply with the policies and practices of our associaition's various programs.
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Nutrition and Active Living

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March for Hatha Yoga
Ladies.....Come join one of the groups to get a feel for "Gentle" Hatha Yoga!
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"March" for Hatha YOGA
The Game of Life
Swen Nater
The Little League game was about to begin,
On a perfectly, wonderful day.
One team sprinted out,
With a spirited shout,
For the boys were excited to play.
As their coach saw the field, with his players in place,
A vision took over his sight.
Each Little League lad,
Grew the age of a dad,
Complete with the beard and the height.
His pitcher, an artist, poised to create,
On a canvas awaiting and bare.
His stroke on the ball,
Made it spin and then fall,
When it curved and it carved through the air.
His catcher, a general, positioned in place,
Was leading the rest of the pack.
On his signal and sign,
They joined to combine,
With a quick and successful attack.
His shortstop, a surgeon, whose quickness and skill,
When it seemed like death cast the fate,
On the double, he caught,
What the grave almost got,
And threw lifelessness out at the plate.
His outfield consisted of no lesser men:
Three statesmen with not one reproach.
On third was a preacher,
And on second, a teacher,
On first was a Little League coach.
As the vision grew fainter, he sobered and thought.
The epiphany cut like a knife.
Baseball was more
Than a game and a score;
He was coaching the game of life.