Warwick Sport Where now? Department of Physical Education & Sport Gemma Morris – Warwick Sport Manager Lisa Infantino – Sports Development Co-ordinator.

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Warwick Sport Where now? Department of Physical Education & Sport Gemma Morris – Warwick Sport Manager Lisa Infantino – Sports Development Co-ordinator

How much do you know about Sport at Warwick? QUIZ?

Warwick Sport – The History “Collaboration between the PE Department and the Students Union to provide a cohesive, cost-effective and user-friendly service to enable all staff and students to engage in sport at whatever their chosen level”. Established in September 2005 Resulted in increased funding and opportunities for all members Enables staff to benefit as well as students from increased opportunities Leading the way in the HE Sport Sector. Core Values: – Sport for all – encourage as many people to take part in sport or physical activity. – Community – to enhance the lives of the University of Warwick community through sport and physical activity. – Partnership – to work with all partners, within and outside the University to achieve our aims. – Ambition and drive – to be the best we can be in all we do.

Warwick Sport Small annual charge for Warwick Sport Membership (£40 this year) which gives: Access to all facilities apart from fitness suite, climbing wall and tennis centre. Ability to join any of our 75 Sports Clubs (everything from swimming to archery and football to skydiving) Access to a Sports Development Programme Access to intra-mural leagues (Football, Netball, Cricket) Insurance Access to low cost Sports Courses Programme (Golf, Swimming, Squash, Climbing and Golf) Exercise to Music Classes, Sports Physiotherapy and Sports Massages Subsidised coaching, refereeing, safety and first aid courses. Full Sports Scholarship and Bursary Scheme

Facilities at Warwick Ranked among the best in the Country, rated 5* according to the Times Higher Education Guide. 60 acres of outdoor playing fields (football, rugby, lacrosse, cricket, frisbee) 3 all weather floodlit pitches, one of which a rubber based synthetic grass pitch Mondo 400m all weather running track 4 court indoor tennis centre

Facilities at Warwick 25m Swimming Pool 6 Squash Courts Large Fitness Suite Performance Weight Training Centre Aerobics Studio 3 Sports Halls Indoor Climbing Centre and Bouldering Room Open from 7-15am-9.30pm daily

Fitness Suite and Exercise Classes Fitness Suite: Full range of cardiovascular equipment including rowers, treadmills, cross trainers, bikes and steppers Fully air conditioned with 4 flat screen televisions Full performance weights and conditioning room Fitness Suite Staff will provide: Inductions Personalised fitness programmes Spotting General advice and Guidance Personal Training Fitness Classes: Comprehensive class timetable available all year round both on main campus and at Westwood. Classes to suit all abilities and interests e.g. Yoga, Step, Circuits, Zumba and Body Pump

Where now? Imagine you work for Warwick Sport, what would you like to develop in the next 3-5 years? Think about: – Facility investment – What would encourage you to become more active within Warwick Sport? – What would engage more staff members? – What initiatives do you think would have a positive impact on the University Community?

VISION 2015 A Strategy for Warwick Sport “By 2015 Warwick Sport will have helped create the most active University community in the UK”. Themes: Be Active (5 x 30minutes of physical activity per week, health and wellbeing campaign, department sporting ambassadors) Taking Part in Sports Clubs (clubs more accessible to staff, better marketing of clubs) Reach Potential (high quality coaches, sport science support, fitness & nutrition guidance) Support our Athletes (more scholarships & bursaries, support for high level athletes, develop Tennis Centre as centre of excellence & Warwick Endurance Academy)

“Physical activity and sport will be at the heart of the promotion of health and wellbeing at the University”. Look at the benefits of physical activity and health to individuals and to the University Community. Become involved with National Projects/initiatives e.g. Change 4 Life (D of H), Let’s Get Moving (D of H), Think Fit (BHF). University wide project – incorporating support from SU, HR, Occupational Health, Medical School. Look at what other HE institutions are doing. Recruit department ambassadors Launch the ‘Warwick Active’ brand Warwick Active

Warwick Active Launch Week Sunday 20 th June – Friday 25 th June Sunday 20 th June – Warwick Active Fete – family day with Wii stations, hoola hooping, mini ‘sports’ day, inflatable's, aerobics sessions, themed dance classes Monday 21 st June – Healthy Eating/Nutrition Day – Seminars, weight loss programmes/advice, chef’s demonstrations, healthy recipes, hydration advice Tuesday 22 nd June – Health & Fitness Day – Free gym access/tours, gym challenges, fitness testing, heart screening, injury prevention & recovery advice, osteoporosis testing

Warwick Active Launch Week Wednesday 23 rd June – Team Sports Day – Inter-departmental tournaments in tennis, rounders, dodgeball, 5-a-side. Thursday 24 th June – Wellbeing Day – Smoking/alcohol advice, mental health awareness, managing stress, massage, holistic classes. Friday 25 th June – Back to School Day – ‘Old School’ themed Sports Day Other Events include – daily walks/runs, dance/aerobic sessions, sports club taster sessions, stairs challenge, gardening sessions.

QUESTIONS?