Dry-land training

Keeping fit is an important part of being a paramedic. For the past 11 years Daniel Costain has been a paramedic in Edmonton, Alberta, but he has now returned to Point Edward to be with his family. “There’s not many paramedic jobs around,” he said.

  • Published: May 31st, 2017
Dry-land training

Keeping fit is an important part of being a paramedic. For the past 11 years Daniel Costain has been a paramedic in Edmonton, Alberta, but he has now returned to Point Edward to be with his family. “There’s not many paramedic jobs around,” he said. “Keeping fit is part of the profession.”

Keeping fit means running, up and down the nearby water treatment plant hills, lunges, stretches and breathing in fresh air.

Glenn Ogilvie

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