New ‘Keep Well’ Walking Challenge launched to encourage people to walk for 30 minutes every day for three weeks.
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Orienteering is the sport of navigation that requires you to find your way from one point to another using only a map,...
Stay Local, Stay Apart & Stay Safe in the Outdoors
Outdoor recreation plays an important role in supporting the...
Check out this new initiative launched by the Government & led by the Department of Children & Youth Affairs to...
CARA have developed a series of 10 min inclusive workouts which can be completed seated or standing at home. To download...
All children and young people aged between 2-18 years should be active, at a moderate to vigorous level, for at least 60...
Fit for All Week 2021
Leisure Centres, Gyms and Fitness Professionals throughout Tipperary 'Fit For All' week 2021 is now open for registration.
This week of open inclusive fitness is to raise awareness of how people with disabilities can enjoy fitness easily in their communities.
Get involved, register now.
'Let's Get Back'
Sport Ireland in partnership with Healthy Ireland has launched ‘Let’s Get Back’,
a national awareness campaign encouraging the Irish public to get back
involved in the sport and exercise that they love.
Over the next few weeks we will be highlighting activities across Tipperary to help you get back to sport!
The time is now. Let's get back.
Check out the video below!
COVID-19 / Return to Sport Grant Scheme (Round 2) 2021
Tipperary Sports Partnership are pleased to announce the launch of The COVID-19 / Return to Sport Grant Scheme (Round 2) 2021
GOSHH and LGBTI 8 week community walking programme.
GOSHH and LGBTI in association with Tipperary Sports Partnership are facilitating a 8 week community walking programme in Thurles Co.Tipperary.
The walks will take place in different locations each week around the Thurles town area with the first walk starting from Hayes Hotel Thurles.
The walk will be led by a qualified walking tutor and will allow you to walk with a group at your own pace and enjoy a new route each night with the distance starting at 4km and small increases each week.
CarePALs Workshop
CarePALs workshops.The training will consist of 4 x 2 hour sessions, held over 4 weeks and delivered via Zoom.
Course 6 - Each Tuesday starting 5th October – 26th October 2021
Group A : 10.00 – 12.00 or Group B : 14.00 – 16.00
OR
Course 7 – Each Wednesday starting 6th October – 27th October 2021
Group A : 10.00-12.00 or Group B : 14.00 -16.00
Certificate in Sports Club Administration Level 6 (Special Purpose Award)
This part-time course will provide participants with a full understanding of the dynamics, responsibilities and relationships
involved in the administration of a sports club.
It will instill an appreciation of the skills required to oversee the complexities, be they administrative, financial or managerial, involved in the modern sports club.
Tipperary Sports Partnership is facilitating a Child Welfare & Protection in Sport Basic Awareness training. The course is aimed at sports leaders, children’s officers, parents or anyone working with young people in sport. A central goal for all those involved in sport for young people is to provide a safe, positive and nurturing environment where children can develop and enhance their physical and social skills.
Sport Ireland today released the Local Sports Partnership Annual Report 2020, which highlights the work of Sport Ireland’s network of 29 Local Sports Partnerships (LSPs) and the impact they have on participation levels by engaging key target populations across Ireland.
Sport Ireland Participation Plan 2021-2024
Impact of Covid-19 Restrictions on Sport and Recreational Walking detailed in new Sport Ireland report
• Increase in number of adults walking for recreation
• Decrease in numbers partaking in organised sport due to Covid-19 restrictions
• Sport Ireland publishes Participation Plan 2021-2024 - Increasing Participation in Changing Ireland
Thank you and welcome to the OT Virtual 5K! We can’t wait to see how you get on participating in one of the largest ever virtual events in Ireland, and for us to see you as you run your individual route, we’ll need your help with capturing that on camera. Not everyone will have someone in their bubble that can film them while they’re walking or running their 5K, so clink on the link below for some tips as to how to best film your experience and share that footage with us.
If you missed out, don’t worry! You can now access the full webinar recording. by clicking on the link below.
Tipperary Sports Partnership Couch to 3k Walking/Jogging Podcast in association with Tipp Fm, supported by Sport Ireland & Tipperary County Council as part of Keep Well Campaign.
Tipperary Sports Partnership is one of 29 Local Sports Partnerships in conjunction with Sport Ireland who have come together to develop resources to target activities at home
Check out our January 2021 Newsletter packed full of news and information on upcoming courses and events.
Operation Transformation, in collaboration with DCU School of Health and Human Performance, have developed the Minimum Fitness Test.
This test will identify where you fit within the minimum standards of physical fitness and give you a target fitness to aim for.
Want to improve your soccer skills, why not check out the FAI Homeskills Video Programme. This series of videos gives young people the opportunity to work on their skills with FAI coaches. Click on the link below for training skills and tips
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New ‘Keep Well’ Walking Challenge launched to encourage people to walk for 30 minutes every day for three weeks.
The Keep Well campaign is aimed at showing people of all ages how we can mind our own physical and mental health and wellbeing by adding healthy and helpful habits to our daily and weekly routine
Sport Ireland, Get Ireland Walking and Healthy Ireland are encouraging people of all ages to walk into 2021 by taking part in the Keep Well Walking Challenge.
Orienteering is the sport of navigation that requires you to find your way from one point to another using only a map, your brains and sometimes a compass. It’s easy to learn and a fun way to exercise your body and mind, as you enjoy the outdoors. It’s a sport for everyone and is something that can be easily learnt by people of all ages and abilities. Orienteering is usually done in the woods, hills or parks, with the participants on foot and it develops many skills including problem solving, team work, decision making and self awareness. It really is fun for all the family.
Stay Local, Stay Apart & Stay Safe in the Outdoors
Outdoor recreation plays an important role in supporting the physical and mental wellbeing of society & people are encouraged to enjoy the outdoors while adhering to Government protocols.
As Phase 1 of the Government’s Roadmap for Reopening Society and Business begins, a nationwide approach to participating in outdoor recreation has been adopted.
See the full statement ➡️➡️
https://t.co/KDPWMwbtS2
#OutdoorsforEveryone
Check out this new initiative launched by the Government & led by the Department of Children & Youth Affairs to promote the importance of play and to provide play resources for families during this time. #COVID19
Over the coming weeks the campaign will focus on different themes including early years, storytelling, playful learning, play and families, play and creativity and play to support well being.
Visit here: http://gov.ie/letsplayireland for information and resources for families to support children’s play.
CARA have developed a series of 10 min inclusive workouts which can be completed seated or standing at home. To download all the workouts please click the link below.
All children and young people aged between 2-18 years should be active, at a moderate to vigorous level, for at least 60 minutes every day. This should include muscle-strengthening, flexibility
and bone-strengthening exercises 3 times a week.
Make sure to maintain social distance of 2 metres at all times and stay within 2km of your home.
For updated guidelines on physical activity during covid 19 restrictions go to www.gov.ie/health-covid-19 and www.hse.ie
