Small Side Team Games and Potted Sports by Ministry of Defence

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Pupils will earn points for their House Teams throughout the day and are encouraged to come to school wearing Sports Gear in their House Colour. Your child will be aware of their House but as a reminder, the colours are: CRATHES Day one of the course consisted of entrance tests (also known as fitness or passing-in tests). Successful completion of which ‘confirmed’ my place on the course and this point also signalled that within the grounds of the PT school everyone had to run, and as a squad. Woe betide anyone who got caught walking (I believe press-ups till your eyes bleed was the phrase regarding a suitable punishment for this particular misdemeanour).

If the reader wishes to read a brief, but rather amusing, article then go to: http://www.arrse.co.uk/wiki/PTI 12.0 References In hindsight, it is clear how these courses reflected the changing attitudes of the PD branch and the impact of changes and trends in the wider civilian fitness community. The impact of collaboration with some of the country’s leading sports science universities was also evident through the development and implementation of updated testing protocols and subsequent course design changes. 8.1 Further CoursesRearranged strength & conditioning facilities as well as relocating the Cardio-vascular room within Fox lines (since 2012); Each person in turn dribbles the ball up and down the course, through the obstacles as appropriate. Now, decide on a ball to use. Depending on the size of your “hoop”, you can use anything from an actual basketball to a stress ball. Regardless of the type of ball, the goal is the same – to get it into the “hoop”.

There were a number of gymnastic performance tests for PTIs to complete at three levels (basic, intermediate and advanced), designed to promote and assess an individual’s strength, stamina (endurance), skill, speed and suppleness (flexibility). From memory these tests, from across the three levels, included: The hoop is placed on the floor and the start line is marked 1.5 metres from the front of the hoop. The basket with the table tennis balls is placed beside the hoop. In 1996 when I attended my first fitness course at the Army School of Physical Training (ASPT) – the British Army’s PTI Class Three Course (now All Arms Physical Training Instructor course) – I was one of 99 trainees (one did not turn up) wondering what we had let ourselves in for! Of the 99 trainees on the first day only two were women (one TA (now Army Reserve) soldier and one regular soldier). Here’s an idea: why not release all that tense energy with a family sports day ? Something with just the right amount of competitiveness, mixed with good humour to give you new memories to laugh at when all this is over. Here are 8 easy indoor sports and games you should have on your lineup.In partnership with Kelso Golf Club and the Stephen Gallacher Foundation, Active Schools are delighted to bring your child an opportunity to attend two open golfing sessions during the summer holidays! Each team will start at a different game. Each game should be played for between 2-4 minutes and then time is given to change-over. It is suggested that the following times be allocated: These sessions are completely FREE of charge, with the aim of introducing youngsters to golf through the Stephen Gallacher Foundation. Sessions will be led by Ian Ford and will be separated into 3 age groups ranging from 6-17 years. Since 2012 the Defence Instructional Techniques (Trainer) (DITT) course has been fully integrated into the AA PTI course. 4.9 Flag Competition