Netball Boot Camp

There are 2 types of netballers
> 1 who attends netball training sessions
> 1 who do not attend regularised training sessions
It is a fact that young families have multiple sporting and social commitments on a daily basis. Attending a small window of Netball training becomes a challenging balancing act Kapa haka, piano lessons, dancing, guitar classes, rugby football
The logistics of maneuvering between the different activities become stressful for the individuals and parent chauffeurs.
As coaches we salute and acknowledge those who make training, turn up and we teach.
The mission of the Boot camp programme is to provide a forum whereby capturing and working with those who need the boost.
The winter competitions are well embedded. Sideline assessments clearly indicate many players need extra support.
There is a compelling mantra
"Train hard, game easy "
Help is there for those who choose to seek
Whiro Ratahi
Facilitator

Happy Mothers day
Trust that all families enjoyed their day of relaxing and sharing personal moments with besties. Mothers will invariably turn out, will deal with multiple issues simultaneously, will plan, conduct and execute mini tasks seamlessly to enable the smooth flow of the daily routine. What appears to be routine takes sheer physical and mental demands. We often take things for granted.
So. A special thought and appreciation for our Mothers.
With best regards
Whiro and our netballers

No Boot Camp on this Sunday. Am house bound.
Back at training next Tuesday and Thursday.
The very best wishes to all netballers and supporters for tomorrow
Respect always.
Whiro Ratahi
Facilitator

Today Mega Mitre 10 bbq fundraiser
Today netball Boot Camp training from 10.30am thru 12 noon.
Fortunately awesome families have offered to cover the sausage sizzle whilst we Facilitator netball training.
All ages welcome.
Please remember sensible clothing for physical activity.
Koha always appreciated.
Regards Whiro Ratahi Facilitator