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Gymforce

gymforce

5.0(5)

Stockport

We’re more than just a club, we make time for each and every person who walks through the doors. Bethan Longman Director Head Rec Coach/Elite & Advance Club Coach Women's Artistic Gymnastics Level 3 Weight & Nutrition Management Level 3 Anatomy & Phsyology Level 3 BTEC Sports & Coaching Floor & Vault Judge Level 1 Trampolining Level 2 Safeguarding Level 2 First Aid Bernice Webb Head Elite Club Coach/Welfare Officer Women's Artistic Gymnastics Level 3 Strength & Conditioning Level 2 Nutrition In Performanace Safeguarding Level 2 Pre-School Level 2 Pediatric First Aid Welfare Officer Club Judge Georgia Hewitt Head Advance Club Coach Women's Artistic Level 2 Safegaurding First Aid Chloe Willoughby Head Development/Progressions Coach/Elite Club Coach Women's Artistic Gymnastics Level 2 Safegaurding Level 2 Qualified Physio First aid Laura Stockton Head Pre-School Coach/Advance Club Coach Women's Artistic Level 2 Pre-School Level 2 Safegaurding Sophie Bennett Elite Club Coach Womens Artistic Level 1 Erica Reubuck Elite & Advance Club Coach/Rec Coach Gymnastics level 1 James Hall Tumble & Trampolining Coach/GymBabies USASF Level 7 First Aid Position Available Club & Rec positions avaliable Weekday evenings and Saturday mornings avaliable Contact us to get in touch Rhona Hill Head GymBabies Coach/Pre-School Coach Sports Youth Coach Playwork Level 3 Safegaurding Mia Steel Rec Coach/Elite Club Coach British Gymnastics Apprentice Cheer Level 2 Millie Hewart Rec Coach British Gymnastics Apprentice Jessica Shearing Tumble & Trampolining Coach/Rec Coach Ruby Hewitt Advance Club Coach Tigerlily Dawson Pre-School Coach Cheer Level 1 Erin Harrison Leader British Gymnastics Leader Cheer Level 1 Sasha Roy Leader British Gymnastics Leader Cheer Level 1 Macey Beacon Leader Lucy Davis Young Leader Suzanne Winterbone Receptionist Club Judge Sam Lowe Receptionist Safegaurding Amy Davis Receptionist Safegaurding First Aid Julie Longman Receptionist Playwork Level 3 Safegaurding First Aid My achievements I have honestly worked from the bottom and built my way up. Life hasn't been easy, i've been to the very lows but its all helped me grow as a person to where i am now. It has been incredibly tough, i knew it wasn't going to be easy but no one told me how hard it would be. I didn't do great at school, i only got 2 C's and nothing higher. I never let that hold me back as i was far to determined. When i decided i wanted to create my own Tumble Academy (as thats how it started) i put £500 of my saving into an account to create 'GymForce'. The website, insurance, leaflets and t-shirts. Why Gym Force? I feel like having a sport I adored help me so much in my adult life in many ways. I’m a very confident, motivated, ambitious person and I have gymnastics to thank for that. I would love for more children to have that in life. I feel like GymForce has a lot to give. As a small club we know everyone that walks through the door. We get complimented a lot on this. It’s more than just a club, we have/make time for each and every athlete, even their parents! I will continue to make personal little touches to my club that other ‘big’ clubs don’t currently offer. The Start of the journey... I started gymnastics when I was three, and I absolutely loved it. Especially floor! I just loved to tumble, that was my thing. As I got older I did more and more hours working my way up to club level. I felt that having gymnastics in my life helped me stay focused and on the right track when some of my friendship group didn’t. I wasn’t one to do well at school, reading and writing was not for me. I just wanted to be active all the time. So I had decided from a very young age that I would love to go into sports and coaching. I started coaching at 14 as a leader, it was great as I got to save money towards my first car.

Cambridge Gymnastics Academy

cambridge gymnastics academy

4.1(12)

Cambridge Gymnastics Academy CIC is a non-profit organisation, which was founded in May 2012. The company Director Kayleigh Plaza, had a vision to provide affordable gymnastics for all, no matter age, gender, income or ability/disability. The club has since evolved and with an incredibly dedicated staff team, together fundraised, saved and received grants from both the Council and Sport England totalling £250,000. In May 2016, CGA opened its doors to a dedicated facility at North Cambridge Academy. CGA prides itself on being a hub for the community. Sessions are available from 6 week old babies to adult, from recreational to elite, with the lowest priced classes in the area and we even offer a 10% discount for people on means tested benefits. After our pre-school classes, we offer free refreshments so families can build relationships with others. We offer classes for minority groups such as women’s only, over 50’s and specially designed disability sessions. We are an inclusive club, so in the evenings children with disabilities join in with our normal recreational sessions. We deliver curriculum support to the NCA students and run a youth night on a Friday evening to provide local young people with a safe environment. In 2017 our success & hard work was recognised by British Gymnastics and we were selected as 1 of 3 clubs in the whole of the UK to be shortlisted for the award ‘British Gymnastics Club of the Year’. Following this success CGA were also awarded the 2017 winners of the ‘Living Sports Community Club of the Year’ fighting off strong competition from sports clubs across Cambridgeshire. Both huge achievements for the club. The club is a registered member of both British Gymnastics and Eastern Counties Gymnastics Association and has a number of fully qualified coaches & judges up to National Level who are DBS checked, safeguard & first aid qualified.

Alexandra Soccer

alexandra soccer

4.3(30)

Crewe

The Alex Soccer Centre are an indpendant youth football coaching team. We provide coaching for all ages from 4 onwards with competitive league football.KICK IT OUT CALLS FOR THE FOOTBALL COMMUNITY TO TAKE A STAND AGAINST DISCRIMINATION Kick It Out – Take A Stand press release FINAL – EMBARGOED UNTIL 00.01 ON SUNDAY 11th OCTOBER 2020 – Kick It Out has today launched a new campaign, called Take A Stand, which is encouraging people across the football community to take action in the battle against discrimination. Kick It Out, football’s equality and inclusion organisation, has teamed up with a range of partners to launch the initiative, including Facebook and the FA. Most football fans will have witnessed some form of discrimination in football – on the terraces, in dressing rooms or on social media – but more needs to be done to move from awareness to action. Through Take A Stand, Kick It Out want to create a culture where individuals take personal responsibility for being part of the change. That includes fans, players, managers, CEOs, stewards, governing bodies, shop assistants and social media organisations – everyone on and off the pitch. Take A Stand is both a challenge and an invitation for individuals and organisations to publicly commit to their own pledge. It is also a movement that everyone can play a part in. Facebook is supporting Take A Stand by launching initiatives focussed on action, and centred on reporting and education. It is building a new automated Messenger service, for when fans are back in stadiums, enabling people to report matchday discrimination directly to Kick It Out. Facebook is also launching a new education programme targeted directly at fans of all ages. It is piloting this new training module with anti-hate charity, HOPE not Hate, delivered through clubs’ community and fan engagement programmes. The pilot will be launched in close collaboration with the England national teams, Derby County F.C. and Portsmouth F.C., before being rolled-out further in 2021.