Whistler Sport Legacies
Christopher Spring is an accomplished development coach and pilot with extensive experience in both the bobsled and aviation industries. Currently serving as a development coach and sport experience pilot at Whistler Sport Legacies since November 2013, Christopher focuses on nurturing the next generation of bobsled athletes while piloting public experiences on the world's fastest track. As a float plane pilot for Sunshine Coast Air, responsibilities include ensuring passenger safety and comfort. Christopher's history includes being an RBC Olympian, where motivational speaking has inspired youth and adults alike. With a notable background as a Canadian Olympic and World Cup bobsleigh pilot for Bobsleigh CANADA Skeleton and a four-time Olympian representing Canada, Christopher has also held roles that emphasize safety and customer service in aviation. Education includes a commercial pilot's license from Glacier Air and a National Coaches Certificate in competition development coaching.
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Whistler Sport Legacies
Whistler Sport Legacies (WSL), located in the heart of Whistler, British Columbia, Canada, provides athletes with an opportunity to discover, develop, and excel in their chosen sport and hosts competitions at all levels. WSL also encourages a healthy lifestyle by developing programs that encourage participation in sports at a recreational level. WSL’s venues will host numerous local, regional, national, and international events over the year. These events facilitate the growth of sport in the Whistler area, aid in the development of high performance athletes, and generate economic impact and regional and international media profile for the communities of Whistler, Squamish, and beyond. To support our athletes and enable them to train and prepare for international competition in the legacy facilities provided by Whistler hosting the 2010 Games, WSL works in partnership with sport in Canada, including the Own the Podium program and the Canadian Sport Centre Pacific.