07-10-2011, 08:04 AM
Andy's
The inclusion of adults, (even if it was non-participating and only viewing) would be one of the advantages of a livestream broadcasts of coaching sessions.
Regarding adult training, Ayrshire has organised an adult training session in November
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It's called an adult training session but I went to the last one which was very good and well attended by adults and juniors alike. I'm sure you or others who travelled to Ayrshire for the evening would not be turned away but would be made very welcome. If you fancy it contact Iain Fraser to check it's okay. If it is, then I don't mind coming up to Glasgow after work and picking you up and taking you home later or picking you up from the train station or bus stop. There is room in my car for three, if others in your area are interested.
The £2 entry goes towards buying equipment for local schools.
This is one of the types of events that could be broadcast on livestream and watched in other clubs on a club night.
The inclusion of adults, (even if it was non-participating and only viewing) would be one of the advantages of a livestream broadcasts of coaching sessions.
Regarding adult training, Ayrshire has organised an adult training session in November
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It's called an adult training session but I went to the last one which was very good and well attended by adults and juniors alike. I'm sure you or others who travelled to Ayrshire for the evening would not be turned away but would be made very welcome. If you fancy it contact Iain Fraser to check it's okay. If it is, then I don't mind coming up to Glasgow after work and picking you up and taking you home later or picking you up from the train station or bus stop. There is room in my car for three, if others in your area are interested.
The £2 entry goes towards buying equipment for local schools.
This is one of the types of events that could be broadcast on livestream and watched in other clubs on a club night.
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