Saturday training cancelled
Please be aware that all training sessions have been cancelled this Saturday (the 6th July).
This is due to the Yate Relay for Life 24-hour event.
https://yateac.co.uk/training/coaches/matt-spicer/
Please be aware that all training sessions have been cancelled this Saturday (the 6th July).
This is due to the Yate Relay for Life 24-hour event.
In our third match we managed to finish 4th with Swindon in 3rd place only 5 points ahead! This was a massive improvement from our last match where we finished in 6th place. We avoided immediate relegation, but it will mean that we will need to fight for our place to stay up next season and avoid relegation by putting all our best performances over the 3 matches to compete on paper.
Congratulations to Owen Garrett and Louis Tutcher, who were selected to represent England at the inaugural “Pickering Memorial Throws International” held at Loughborough University on 27th May 2024.
Despite the extensive rain overnight, three of our para athletes successfully competed in in an international field. With seeding heats on Saturday and finals on Sunday, all progressed in the rankings and improved their PBs.
In 2023, we have worked with over 100 participants from the age of 6 years to over 50 years.
We have run sessions and competitions for those with a wide range of disability – physical, intellectual, deaf and blind.
Our approach to Adaptive and Para-Athletics is to “respect the individual and adapt the activities”.
We are fast approaching the new 2024/25 outdoor track and field season, so we have some early season news and events to share with you, so read on to find out about Kit, the upcoming AGM, Sports Mind Coaching, Sprints & Hurdles entries (now open) and the new Membership year.
We are writing to inform you of proposed changes to the UKA rule book that would impact young athlete age categories, and to let you know how you may have your say in influencing these important changes proposed for our sport.
Over the weekend of 12th and 13th August, Toby Richardson went through the UK athletics classification process to become a recognised para-athlete.
Coach, Sam Hillier-Smith is hoping to recruit some more athletes to her successful Pole Vault Squad.
Sam’s squad have broken many of the clubs records and gained Regional and even National medals.
Ideally, athletes would be aged 12-14 and available to train at least once a week, preferably twice.
Yate Adaptive and Para Athletics group together with the Deaf Studies Trust set up a regional Deaf Schools Athletics competition on 11th July at YOSC.
This attracted 65 participants from Bristol Schools and mainstream schools in Wiltshire, Avon and Gloucestershire.