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Tipperary Sports Partnership is one of 29 Local Sports Partnerships in the country who have come together to roll-out a 4-week physical activity plan for people with a disability ahead of “Fit for All”.
Fit for All is a national initiative aimed at increasing awareness among people with disabilities, families/carers and disability services on the benefits of regular exercise, healthy lifestyles and opportunities to participate within the local community.
Tipperary Sports Partnership is one of 29 Local Sports Partnerships in the country who have come together to roll-out a 4-week physical activity plan for older adults as part of Positive Aging Week. This resource has been developed by Sport Ireland and a working group of LSP Community Sport Development Officers in conjunction with Age & Opportunity. The resource will support people to try and reach the minimum of 30 minutes of daily physical activity, as recommended in Ireland’s National Physical Activity Plan.
Check out the latest edition of our Newsletter which includes information on physical activities at this time.
Clonmel Hub Coordinator/Canoeing officer
(5 days a week, one year contract)
Happy New Year Everyone!
Here’s to an active and healthy 2018. Why not get it off to a good start by checking out some of the activities and training opportunities taking place early in the new year.
Tipperary Sports Partnership Newsletter - January 2018
Please follow the link below for the first edition of our newsletter ‘More Sport, More Life’.
http://www.tipperarysports.ie/sites/default/files/files/Final%20Newslett...
Tipperary Sports Partnership and Sport Ireland in association with the RTE programme Operation Transformation are organising 5 Family Fun Walks in the County.
All are welcome to attend these walking events on Saturday, 13th January at 11am.
J7856 Tipperary Sports Partnership_Operation Transformation Poster 2018_ All Locations.pdf, J7856 Tipperary Sports Partnership_Operation Transformation Poster 2018_Cahir.pdf, J7856 Tipperary Sports Partnership_Operation Transformation Poster 2018_Canon hayes .pdf, J7856 Tipperary Sports Partnership_Operation Transformation Poster 2018_EireOg.pdf, J7856 Tipperary Sports Partnership_Operation Transformation Poster 2018_Templemore.pdfOur 10 week coached training sessions are fully booked in Thurles, Clonmel and Tipperary Town. But don’t worry you can still complete your Swim for a Mile training yourself by signing up for free on www.swimforamile.com to access the weekly training sessions, tips and a weekly newsletter.
The National Physical Activity Guidelines recommend at least 30 minutes of moderately intense activity on 5 or more days a week for adults. The 30 minutes can be accumulated in bouts of 10 minutes or more over the course of a day. Being active confers significant health and related benefits and participation in sport and active leisure plays an increasingly important role in adult physical activity levels worldwide . The benefits from activity can be gained at any age. The English Longitudinal Study of Ageing tracked participants whose average age was over 65 for 8 years.
The Valuation (Amendment) Act 2015 provides a new partial exemption from commercial rates for Community Sports Clubs that are registered under the Registration of Clubs (Ireland) Act 1904. Buildings or part of buildings used for or in conjunction with the sale or consumption of alcohol or food, retail use or hire to non-community organisations continue to be liable for rates.
Go for Life is an Age and Opportunity initiativefunded by the ISC. The Go for Life team at Age and Opportunity administer the programme, working in partnership with the Health Service Executive (HSE) and the LSPs. There are two Go for Life programmes:
Sports Participation Programme
Aims to increase participation rates in sport by older people. Leaders are trained locally through the LSP network, and they in turn promote participation in sport among older people in their communities.
Physical Activity Leaders (PAL)
Since its introduction the ISM has provided valuable insights on all aspects of ports participation at national and local level. As such it has become an important resource in the planning infrastructure throughout sport – from the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport, through the Council to the National Governing Bodies and Local Sports Partnerships. The ISM also allows the Council to monitor progress against its long term strategy to increase participation in sport.
Our Mission:
Collaboration for variety, opportunities and participants. Operating in partnership to reach and respond to our people.
Tipperary Sports Partnership strategic plan for 2016 – 2020 is structured on five pillars:
TIPPERARY MINI MARATHON
WOMEN’s 10K MINI MARATHON