A earlier Olympian will be in town to facilitate locals sharpen their brains. Linda Schaumleffel, a rower in the 1976 Summer Olympic sports competition in Montreal, formed an exercise method called power brain fitness.

Schaumleffel suffered a brain harm when her car was rear-end by a sports-utility car. The disaster maked her a long list of health troubles.Schaumleffel was resolute to restore her worth of living. Over the next 10 years, she exposed techniques to develop her brain function and put it all together as a series of stability and coordination training. Through the schedule, the brain builds new relations, called neural-pathways.

Debbie Dee, executive manager of the Powell River Brain Injury Society (PRBIS), witness the training when Schaumleffel visited PRBIS to express the techniques. "It's extraordinary," Dee said. "The more you carry out it, the further you're improving your brain."