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Jenn Tomasone and Sebastien Potvin outside the Revved Up facility

Equipment donation gives Queen’s University fitness program a boost

Written by Bill Hall - Date Published: Oct 15, 2026

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Jean Côté weighs in on how passionate crowds at the Paris Olympics can impact athlete performance

Stephanie Crosier, The National Post - August 2nd, 2024 - Date Published: Aug 02, 2024

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Kasie Murphy, SKHS PhD Candidate, examines how larger bodies can find 'joy in movement'

Meghan Balogh, The Kingston Whig Standard - Date Published: Jun 17, 2024

Screenshot of Global News Morning Kingston's conversation with Let's Get Revved Up Co-chairs.

Health Studies students speak with Global News Morning Kingston about Revved Up Fundraiser

Date Published: Mar 19, 2024

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Dr. Courtney Szto discusses the importance of histories in women's hockey

Date Published: Mar 13, 2024

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