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Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

 

And Finally....

 

 

The Chase Golf Club Academy - Learn Golf in 10 weeks

 

The Chase Golf club is set deep in the heart of beautiful South Staffordshire, near Penkridge and is a charming parkland course in a peaceful, easily accessible environment.

 
 

Located only six miles from Stafford itself, the club is set within some delightfully undulating terrain offering spectacular views over The Wrekin and Clee Hills. Please take a look at their website for further information; http://www.thechasegolf.co.uk

 

Chase Golf Academies

 

These beginner group classes are a perfect introduction to golf. There are a total of 10 sessions available split into two 5-week blocks.  ‘Learn to Swing’, covering swing technique and ‘Learn to Play’, covering the short game and playing the course.

 

Learn to Swing

One-hour weekly sessions cover the following:

 

Session 1          Introduction, set up and part swing

Session 2          Full Swing

Session 3          Swing development

Session 4          Using different clubs

Session 5          Rules and etiquette

 

Learn to Play

One-hour weekly sessions cover the following:

 

Session 1          Putting

Session 2          Chipping

Session 3          Pitching

Session 4          Bunkers

Session 5          Playing the course

 

 

In addition the beginner class offers:

  • Inclusion of balls for session
  • Clubs provided of use for sessions

  

Each Block costs £50 and will be led by Matt Southwell, the PGA Head Coach at The Chase Golf Club. A starting date for the course will be confirmed once the minimum numbers of people have registered their interest in the course. The course is likely to be run on the same weekday evening between 18.30 and 19.30 for 10 consecutive weeks.

 

 

To register your interest or for further information please contact Chris Turner, Club Development Manager on 01785 618681 or cturner@staffordbc.gov.uk before the 15th June.

 


 

Inclusive Fitness Initiative commits to 2nd Education Programme sponsored by Cybex

 

Throughout 2009 and early 2010, the Inclusive Fitness Initiative (IFI) will be delivering a programme of seminars and educational events, providing additional support to the fitness and leisure sector in ensuring that not only can facilities be made accessible to disabled people, but that the principles of inclusion impacts upon all business practices. 

 

The IFI has long been regarded as a source of advice to the fitness industry in terms of inclusive provision and through its various projects and funding streams will have supported 400 facilities by the end of 2009 to achieve the IFI Mark Accreditation.

 

The demand for the development of a 2009/2010 IFI Education Programme has been overwhelming following the success of the 2008/2009 Programme which attracted just short of 400 delegates across 15 events. This, coupled with the on-going commitment from Cybex who have confirmed sponsorship of the programme for the 2nd year running, has made it possible to ensure that leisure and fitness professionals have an even greater opportunity to understand not only how they can make their buildings and facilities accessible, but also how inclusion can be incorporated into all business practices.

 

Simon Withey, Vice President of Business Development Europe, Cybex Inc, commented,

“Cybex is delighted to be continuing our support of the IFI’s Education

Programme for a second year.  Via their comprehensive education package,

the IFI can assist owners and operators of health and fitness facilities to

embrace a truly inclusive offering for all their members and customers.  At

Cybex, we also aim to assist operators with a comprehensive portfolio of

innovative and quality products developed to the IFI’s Stage 2 standards.”

 

Following consultation with last year’s delegates, the 2009/2010 Programme will adopt a slightly different structure with a commitment to delivering events within different geographical regions, thus maximising opportunities for leisure and fitness professionals from across the entire country to become involved.

 

The 2009/2010 series of seminar style events will cover a number of popular topics including inclusive marketing, creating an inclusive fitness environment, staff training and developing partnership networks. The events will highlight evidence of good practice and not only provide delegates with an opportunity to hear from key industry speakers but to also network with like-minded professionals and share their own experiences and ideas.  

 

Venues and dates are confirmed as:

 

Access All Areas: Creating an inclusive fitness environment

  • 4th June 2009, Bradford College, West Yorkshire
  • 18th June 2009, Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre, Gloucestershire

 

Leaping into Action: An introduction to inclusive marketing

  • 9th July 2009, Edge Hill University, Lancashire
  • 16th July 2009, Farnborough Leisure Centre, Surrey

 

Quids In-clusive: Maximising the commercial development of an inclusive fitness facility

  • 3rd September 2009, Gateshead International Stadium, County Durham
  • 17th September 2009, Roehampton University, London

 

Inclusive Connections: Developing and sustaining effective partnerships

  • 12th November 2009, Danes Camp Leisure Centre, Northamptonshire
  • 26th November 2009, Woking Leisure Centre, Surrey

 

Setting the Tone: Sending out an inclusive marketing message

  • 11th February 2010, University of Birmingham, Warwickshire
  • 18th February 2010, Thomas Parmiter Sports Centre, Hertfordshire

 

The first round of seminars, ‘Access All Areas: Creating an Inclusive Fitness Environment’ are less than a month away, with the focus being on how to create a holistic approach to inclusive fitness. This is an ideal opportunity for both IFI Accredited Facilities and non-accredited leisure providers to explore how to create a truly inclusive environment. 

 

The IFI and Cybex are committed to ensuring that there are maximum opportunities for facilities and organisations to attend these events and are therefore thrilled to announce that there will be no price increase to event fees for the 2009/2010 programme. The delegate rate will be offered at only £50.00 (+ VAT) per person and IFI Accredited Facilities will once again be able to take advantage of two free places at every event. As a consequence of this, places are strictly limited and will be offered on a first come first served basis.

 

In addition to this, the IFI Education Programme, sponsored by Cybex will continue to carry 25 CPD points per event for all ISRM members, providing extended support to leisure and fitness professionals.

 

Click here for more information on the IFI education programme. 

 

For further information or to book places on any of the events please contact Claire Robson, 0114 2572060 or e-mail claire@inclusivefitness.org.

 


 

Sporting Equals

 

Take a look at Sporting Equals May Funding Newsletter - click here.

 


 

Volleyball

 

Check out the latest news from North Staffs Volleyball Club by reading their "Castle News".

 


 

Free Wheelchair Tennis Development Day 

 

Saturday 27th June 10am – 2pm

Tipton Sports Academy

0121 5025534

 

Chance to receive top coaching and find out more about Wheelchair Tennis

 

  For more information please call:

Marcus Asbury Sport Development

(01902) 556223

 

You don’t need to book, just turn up!

 

Please note unfortunately we are unable to supply wheelchairs for the event

 


 

Netball Development posts in England

 

England Netball has an exciting but ambitious vision for the future – we aspire to be a top 10 participation sport; the first choice team sport for women & girls and: No1 in the world.

 

As a result of our partnership with Sport England we are building a high performing team to deliver our community netball outcomes and have introduced the new posts - click here for details.

 

For detailed Job Descriptions for these roles, follow the link

 

http://www.englandnetball.co.uk/About_Us/Recruitment/Jobs_with_England_Netball.php


 

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