Chilliwack Giants Special: The Unseen Work Behind Success with Angus Reid

Send us Fan MailWhat does it take to last 13 years in professional football?Consistency. Preparation. Leadership.In this special episode promoting the Building Resilience On & Off the Field event on March 5th, we sit down with former CFL veteran Angus Reid to talk about what truly builds lasting success.Angus spent 13 seasons anchoring the offensive line for the BC Lions - one of the most demanding and least glamorous positions in sport. No headlines. No spotlight. Just daily accountability and relentless preparation.In this conversation, we unpack:Why durability is a mindset before it’s physicalThe power of showing up consistently, even when no one noticesWhat leadership actually looks like inside a locker roomWhy preparation builds confidenceThe long-term impact great coaches have on young athletesHow doing the unseen work shapes who you becomeAngus shares lessons learned in the trenches about discipline, identity, and the responsibility athletes carry to leave environments better than they found them.On March 5th, Angus will be sharing this message live at:Building Resilience On & Off the Field 📍 Chilliwack Cultural Centre 🎟 Free event (tickets required)An evening designed to equip youth athletes, parents, and coaches with tools for resilience, confidence, and long-term growth.Reserve your free tickets here!About Angus ReidAngus Reid is a former Canadian Football League offensive lineman and long-time centre for the BC Lions, where he built a 13-year professional career defined by leadership, durability, and consistency.A two-time Grey Cup champion, Angus was a multiple-time CFL All-Star and served as a team captain, anchoring the offensive line and setting the standard for professionalism both on and off the field. Known for his work ethic and resilience, he became a trusted leader in one of the most demanding positions in football.Following his playing career, Angus transitioned into leadership development as a speaker, author, and mentor. He is the author of Thank You, Coach, a reflection on the mentors who shape athletes and leaders, and continues to inspire individuals and teams through lessons on preparation, accountability, and legacy.Angus’s journey highlights the power of showing up, doing the unseen work, and leading in a way that leaves others better.Support the show