Tom Killin retires from curling, becomes GB coach

To All

By way of this post I would like to bring you up to date with regards to my curling career.

 As many of you will know I have always intended retiring after the Winter Paralympics in Sochi and today my contract comes to an end whereby I have officially retired from competing in wheelchair curling.

I've had a wonderful ten years, competing all over the world as far flung as South Korea & Russia to the east and Canada & USA to the west, with most of Europe in between. I'v...e also had the honour of winning Paralympic silver, World gold & World silver medals, six British titles, Scottish titles and winning the British pairs twice and many international titles throughout the world. 

 However, this has opened another opportunity in my sporting career as I have been given the huge privilege to support the Great Britain coach Tony Zummack as his assistant, helping him in coaching the GB squad and mentoring the new players in their progress as they go forward in their curling careers. This is a wonderful opportunity that Tony has entrusted to me, both to learn from him as well as to broaden my coaching skills. 
 

This is a chance for me to put something back into a sport that has been so good to me over the years.

2014 Chuncheon International Wheelchair Curling Championship

2014 Chuncheon International Wheelchair Curling Championship final result guide

 

Chuncheon's cancer at the invitation of the four countries in six teams skating at Chuncheon international wheelchair curling tournament Championship of Russia national team finish. Runner-up is the third largest national team, Korea has won the bow of stone in Gangwon-do.

 
 Meanwhile, the Korea wheelchair curling national team on November 1-6 will be held in Lillehammer Norway World Wheelchair Curling Championships from qualification (Qualification), Korea national wheelchair curling team also sustained attention please:)