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[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

@CarjetUK References number was given in the initial note, please see above CJT….carjet reference number given re this complaint 5485269. Name, email and phone number is linked in your system!

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

@CarjetUK HI, CJT­173069861 - no car provided - invalid reason given - deposit taken - not yet refund - poor response time - no action taken 3 weeks later. Please advise

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

@Planet_PE Unicycle with stability wheels!

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

Teamwork

[internet hall of fame @InternetH0F]

He makes it look effortless

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

@physedshep @meaningfulPE @TimFletcher12 @stephbeni Come on Ireland!

[hugophysed @hugophysed]

Incorporating parkour into school programs can be a great way 2 engage students n promote physical fitness! My new book "Parkour Edu" provides a structured method 4 integrating parkour into any PE program. Available soon on TpT

[SimpliFaster @SimpliFaster]

"Small-radius curved sprints will require more bend + lean & that will create more intense ranges of motion for the athlete’s feet, ankles, knees & hips to operate."

📈 @T_Cortazzo shares his curved sprint progression small➡️ large radius➡️ open agility

https://t.co/IamvWB7Pu7

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

Parkour - a popular activity with all ages. Skills learned can span a lifetime. Physical and mental! Enjoy the journey.

[hugophysed @hugophysed]

🌀 5 Tips for Teaching Parkour in Schools:
1️⃣ Start with basics & safety.
2️⃣ Build strength & flexibility with fun drills.
3️⃣ Design creative obstacle courses.
4️⃣ Encourage creativity & risk-taking within safe limits.
5️⃣ Emphasize teamwork, trust, and respect among students..

[hugophysed @hugophysed]

🌀 5 Tips for Teaching Parkour in Schools:
1️⃣ Start with basics & safety.
2️⃣ Build strength & flexibility with fun drills.
3️⃣ Design creative obstacle courses.
4️⃣ Encourage creativity & risk-taking within safe limits.
5️⃣ Emphasize teamwork, trust, and respect among students..

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

Some great ideas for a warm up and presentation for later…

[Jeremy Frisch @JeremyFrisch]

Get kids good at these before they get serious about organized sports.
#LTAD

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

Parkour- all you need is a little bit of imagination and you will see the possibilities

[Michelle Manby @MichelleManby]

A little bit of #parkour demonstrating efficient and aesthetically pleasing human movement, taught in safe and risk assessed environments @LincolnSportEx 💪🤸‍♀️ would you teach this in PE? Where does it sit on your curriculum❓️ @afPE_PE @PEScholar @ParkourUK

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

Lead a few of these, everyone is a winner! Great opportunity to compete grow and learn.

[Anna Sheppard @physedshep]

A brilliant week at the @FOBISIA1 Games.

S’s compete across a range of sports. It builds resilience, takes students out of their comfort zone and creates a feeling of team when everyone is working hard to fill and complete events.

So worthwhile!

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

Did you take care of yourself today?

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

Five Ways of Well-Being

- Connect, build relationships
- Be Active, move.
- Take Notice, savor the moment
- Give, share your gifts
- Keep Learning

Sketchnote by Tanmay Vora @tnvora

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

Five Ways of Well-Being

- Connect, build relationships
- Be Active, move.
- Take Notice, savor the moment
- Give, share your gifts
- Keep Learning

Sketchnote by Tanmay Vora @tnvora

[Igor Buinevici @Igor_Buinevici]

What is the secret of efficient problem-solving?

It is having a great framework to follow.

Today I want to share this framework with you.

Even though it may sound straightforward,
Many people just forget about some steps,
And then the process becomes inefficient.

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

Some great ideas to promote learning in the classroom.

[Julie Stern @JulieHStern]

Bringing research to life in classrooms— that's our passion. 🚀

“With a strong conceptual framework, rather than memorized facts, students can recognize contexts operating through similar concepts and arrange knowledge as more functional parts of a whole.” Yale University

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

Something new consider for your online PD in pe, a growing resource.

[Anna Sheppard @physedshep]

Excited to be part of the @PePathways launch event with Martin Brockman and his team of talented coaches!

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

@PE8574 @AsaMadagascar They are in safe hands

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

When was the last time someone told you how to do your job better? When was the last time someone said that you ? Which one helps?

[Scott Battas, CMAA @coachb83]

In my 20+ years in high school athletics, this is without question, the toughest time to be a High School Coach. With so many outlets (Select Sports, Skill Coaches, Social Media, etc) there are that many more opinions about how people should do their job. There isn’t a more scrutinized job for less money than what a High School Coach is expected to do and deal with every day. And it’s not going to get any better.

They have to manage grades, personalities, fundraising, booster clubs, parents, camps, budgets, and personalities more than most full time jobs do.

My advice to all of you, is fight the fight, because it’s worth it! You are the only ones in the arena, not the naysayers in the bleachers.. As I sit in the stands night after night, it’s becoming a sad experience listening just how easy people think these jobs are. At the same time it’s inspiring because it’s makes guys like me want to continue finding ways to give our coaches what they need when they need it. Most of the time, that’s just love and support! I am so damn thankful for our coaches and what they do every single day.

I see you in the film room when others are in bed, I talk to you when times are tough and expectations are high, and I see you with your arms around our kids even when the parents are convinced you don’t care. You know who you are, and what you’re about.

I remind you to remind yourself to coach for one reason: Love. Love for what you do, love for the kids, love for the process, and love for the lessons. While it’s harder now than ever to realize it, you are changing lives and making the world a better place… Even when others won’t take the time to realize that is what you are doing!

One big wall in my office, has a passage on it, and it’s there for a reason. It is posted below…

[nigel fitzpatrick @nigelfit]

Get them outa d enjoying nature. You never know what you might find.