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The University College
have secured funding from Sport England which enables them to
run a new and exciting Flexsi Project to encourage students to
increase their current levels of physical activity.
University College Falmouth
are committed to seeing greater numbers of their students becoming
more active, more often, over this coming academic year and beyond.
In order to achieve this aim a number of partners have come together
to plan, organise and deliver a programme of recreational and
sporting activities which will entice students into trying something
new to them.
The Olympic sport of Judo
is one activity which Adryan Winnan and Hanna Royle from the University
College Falmouth are enthusiastic to include upon the Flexsi Project
programme of activities offered for students. Likewise Karen Edmond
from Carrick Leisure is also a supporter for the inclusion of
Judo upon the Flexsi Project programme appreciating the many benefits
the practice of Judo can provide students in respect of health
and emotional wellbeing.
Jason Beer the Head Coach
of Mid Cornwall Judo Kwai which is a British Judo Association
club will be providing coaching support for students at Tremough
Campus and is pleased to be involved with this new innovative
project to inspire more young people to be physically active and
enjoy benefits of fun recreational activity on a regular basis.
"I look forward to
starting the project and judo is a great way for young people
to improve their fitness, balance, coordination and agility,”
said the highly-regarded coach.
Jason invites all students
to check out what judo can offer them by talking with him at the
Freshers Fayre which is being held at the University College Falmouth,
Tremough Campus on Sunday 2 October.
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