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"Have a go at Netball"
Walsall's New Deal Sports Development Team is working with Walsall Council to organise netball playing and training opportunities for young ladies and women aged 16+.
Netball is a highly paced game of skill and accuracy, which will help you get fit in a fun, game based environment, much better than spending hours on your own at the gym!
If you haven't played since school you will find there is quite a difference in the netball you played there and the way the sport is played in the adult league. The aim of these sessions is to reintroduce you to the sport, whilst developing your basic fitness and tactical ability.
Beth Alvey, New Deals Sports Development officer said; "The sessions are designed so that participants will learn to play in a fun, friendly and supportive atmosphere. We aim to help the players to 'bridge the gap' so that they will feel confident about going along to a club, or even forming your own!"
The sessions will be indoors on Thursday 6.15 - 7.15pm until March at the Croft Primary School, Croft Road, and when the light and weather gets better, they will then return to the netball courts at Leamore Park.
Sessions cost £2.50 per session, come along and join us.
For more information about New Deal Netball please contact Beth Alvey on 01922 685777
or mobile: 07725 702936
Editors note:
For more information about Walsall's New Deal Sports Development programme please contact Beth Alvey at the Shelfield Sports College on 01922 685777 or email: st-alvey-e@shelfieldsportscollege.co.uk
For more details on netball in Walsall please contact Sandie DeBechi on 01902 605500 or email debechis@walsall.gov.uk
For more information about Walsall's New Deal please contact Andy Bradley on 01922 712858 / 07950 705413. Email: bradleya@walsall.gov.uk or gamstons@walsall.gov.uk
Walsall's New Deal for Communities is a regeneration initiative working in the areas of Blakenall, Bloxwich and Leamore. The initiative received a £52 million Government grant from the Department for Communities and Local Government (formerly the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister) to be spent on sustainable regeneration spread over a ten year period that commenced 2001. |
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