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Q:	What are some traditions or good luck charms that Team Canada has used in the past?
	Answer: Paul Bowes - Assistant Coach, Team Canada Men

Q:	How can I turn my basketball wheelchair without using my hands? Are there specific exercises that help?
	Answer: Patrick Anderson - Team Canada Men

Q:	How do you think wheelchair basketball helps to develop and improve a community or a country?
	Answer: Marni Abbott-Peter (retired) - Team Canada Women

Q:	With the 2011 Parapan American Games coming up, how are you preparing for your first major international competition with the Sr. Women's National Team?
	Answer: Jamey Jewells - Team Canada Women

Q:	How did you get involved in wheelchair basketball?
	Answer: Tara Feser - Team Canada Women

Q:	What are some of your top places in the world to play in terms of arenas, crowds and atmosphere, and "things to see and do"?
	Answer: Adam Lancia - Team Canada Men

Q:	How do you motivate other people to pursue their dreams?
	Answer: Danielle Peers (retired) - Team Canada Women

Q:	How did the Sr. Canadian Women's Team keep their composure in tight games and battle through adversity at the 2010 World Championships?
	Answer: Tracey Ferguson - Team Canada Women

Q:	How does coaching wheelchair basketball differ from coaching standup basketball?
	Answer: Jamie Peers - Assistant Coach, Team Canada Men

Q:	What made you want to become a pilot?
	Answer: Chad Jassman - Team Canada Men

Q:	With the Olympics / Paralympics coming to Vancouver, what are you most excited to see?
	Answer: Nancy Lafleche (retired) - Team Canada Women

Q:	Do you have any basketball related superstitions or routines?
	Answer: Janet McLachlan - Team Canada Women

Q:	Do you have any advice for a younger player starting out?
	Answer: Richard Peter - Team Canada Men

Q:	What are your reasons for playing wheelchair basketball?
	Answer: Kendra Ohama - Team Canada Women

Q:	What is the best part of playing in the Americas Cup?
	Answer: Bo Hedges - Team Canada Men

Q:	Different height of game chairs?
	Answer: Bo Hedges - Team Canada Men

Q:	How do you prepare for a big game?
	Answer: Tara Feser - Team Canada Women

Q:	What is your fondest Paralympic moment?
	Answer: Dave Durepos - Team Canada Men

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