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BJA Women & Girl’s Initiative

Over the next four years, British Judo will receive significant funding from Sport England to fund an initiative aimed specifically at developing and increasing female participation in the sport. To help us ensure that we utilise this funding effectively, we are seeking the views of current female participants.

 

This exciting new initiative is mainly directed at a recreational level, to inspire women over 14 years of age to remain in the sport and to encourage potential members to come through our club doors.

We are starting this process by trying to bring as many current female members together as possible with a view to establishing what British Judo is doing well and what improvements are required to ensure we can better meet the needs of current and future female participants.

We hope that this process will provide us with some information on:

 

  • What is that our female membership is looking for to improve their experience in the sport?

 

  • How we can market the sport to inspire other girls and women out there to join us?

 

  • Which women would like to be involved in a BJA Focus/Action group for women?

 

  • What future resources should we invest in?

The support of our existing female membership in collating this information is important to us and we would like to invite you to attend the first of what will be regular Women’s and Girl’s only judo sessions.

 

Venue: SKK Judo Club, Leigh Street, Newton Le Willows, WA12 9NH

Coaches: Joyce Heron, Kerry Finney and Chloe Cowen

Date: 16th May 2009

Book-in: 10.15am – 11.00am

Session: 11.00am – 3.00pm

Cost: FREE to BJA members

Age: 13 years and over

 

If you would like to attend please contact Kerry Finney (BJA Technical Officer - email: kerryfinney@britishjudo.org.uk , mobile: 07967778121). Of course, you can just turn up on the day, however to establish the number of players expected, it would be appreciated if you could contact Kerry in advance.

 

If there are any women out their interested in learning more about this initiative, or want to be involved in supporting it, please contact Joyce Heron (BJA Technical Officer - e-mail: joyceheron@britishjudo.org.uk , mobile: 07967 773813)


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