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2020 S4S Athletes01/04/2020

Meet the Athlete: JJ Sharrock – Triathlete, ultra marathoner, pole dancer

What has your journey looked like to date? My journey has been like a bag of mixed lollies. I’ve gone from being an indoor and outdoor netball player to being a triathlete, Ironman, ultra marathoner, pole dancer and soon to be swim runner athlete. I believe our bodies are capable of some impressive shit so…

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2020 S4S Athletes31/03/2020

Meet the Athlete: Malcolm Cleland – Triathlete

What has your journey looked like to date? I first started triathlon once I finished Uni as a way of keeping fit and pushing myself a little bit. It wasn’t till 2016 when I qualified for the 70.3 World Champs (half Ironman) that I really started to get serious and work with a coach etc.…

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2020 S4S Athletes31/03/2020

Meet the Athlete: Tia Pavihi – Basketball, Touch, Netball, Athletics

What has your journey looked like to date? Sport has always been apart of my life since I can remember I’ve always been playing sports or outside running around. As soon as I was old enough to do so I played all the sports I loved. I currently play 4 sports at Rep level and…

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2020 S4S Athletes30/03/202030/03/2020

Meet the Athlete: Martin Lee – Kendo

What has your journey looked like to date? Kendo translates in English to “the way of the sword”. Kendo is considered to be a lifelong pursuit where “the way” can be viewed as the individual path each kendo practitioner travels along. Along this path there are inevitably highs and lows, and hurdles that we must…

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2020 S4S Athletes30/03/202030/03/2020

Meet the Athlete: Jordan Rangitawa – Basketball

What has your journey looked like to date? My sporting journey has had many ups and downs leading up until now but I wouldn’t have it any other way as it’s shaped me into the athlete i am today. I have just come out of school so I don’t have as many opportunities going for…

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2020 S4S Athletes29/03/202029/03/2020

Meet the Athlete: Gavin Rolton – Wheelchair Rugby

What has your journey looked like to date? Have been part of the WheelBlacks team for 10 years, have missed the goal of Paralympic qualification twice, the team achieved that goal and is working hard towards Tokyo, I’ve have had some amazing experiences and love the competitive game of Wheelchair Rugby What are some goals…

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2020 S4S Athletes29/03/202029/03/2020

Meet the Athlete: Bronagh Ryan – Swimming

What has your journey looked like to date? So far my journey has been pretty epic! I have been swimming competitively for over 10 years now which has seen me win numerous age group and open titles, medals and records. I have competed internationally at several Oceania meets where I have retained the titles in…

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Thoughts from a Physio26/03/202028/03/2020

Thoughts from a Physio: Shane Finn

Staying active has never been more challenging than during this time of self-isolation, but it has also never been more important to make sure we are taking care of ourselves and our bodies. Not being able to go to classes or the gym for the next few weeks doesn’t mean you can’t get inventive with…

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2020 S4S Athletes15/01/202010/02/2020

Support 4 Sport 2020 – Applications Now Open!

We’re back! It’s a new year and we’re on the lookout for a new group of dedicated athletes to support in 2020. If you’re looking for a way to further your athletic career with assistance from an awesome team of physiotherapists, and gain a new perspective from sportspeople in fields other than your own, we’ve…

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2019 S4S Athletes30/07/2019

Reflections on Resilience – Coral Winiata

I had to face a lot of hard truths in my preparation if I wanted to be a serious contender for the Title at the Touch World Cup. The biggest battle was knowing that I had to beat myself into submission. I knew it would come down to ‘Me vs Me’, and in the past,…

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