Quad Fit Making the Good Times Roll in Castlemaine

with instructor Jodi Christy

Click below to read all about Quad Fit – Castlemaine ©

which featured in the Castlemaine Mail Midland Express newspaper

https://www.midlandexpress.com.au/quad-fit-making-good-tim…/

Photo Credit: Castlemaine Mail Midland Express, April 2019

#skatevictoria

Congratulations to all the Convict City Roller Derby League‘s Roller Derby High students on graduating from the Tas “Roller Derby High” program. Fantastic effort.

This is the first time, the Roller Derby High program has been conducted in Tasmania and Convict City Roller Derby League, are super proud to be able to show off their new teen graduates.

If you live in Tasmania and know of a teenager between 12-17 years of age who is interested in learning more about the program, contact Convict City Roller Derby League

If you live in Victoria, we currently have Roller Derby programs for girls between the ages of 12-17, running at 3 locations Eltham, Sale and Bairnsdale. Contact us for more info

Skate Victoria
Skaterz Roller Skate & Blade Rink – Eltham 
Gippsland Lakes Roller Derby 

This Girl Can Vic Campaign

Miranda Mayle from South Sea Roller Derby & VicHealth Ambassador features in the Cranbourne Leader newspaper this week, helping to promote VicHealth‘s ongoing This Girl Can VIC‘s program.

Miranda also appears in television commercials, along with other Ambassadors and sports, so keep an eye out for her on tv too.

Find out more about Roller sports, (Roller Derby, Roller Hockey, Inline Speed Skating, Inline hockey) on the Skate Victoria facebook page or website www.skatevictoria.com.au.

 

GET YOUR CLUB ACTIVE FOR APRIL

Active April is happening again and we’re encouraging all Skate Victoria clubs to get involved in the State Government’s active lifestyles campaign.

The Premier’s Active April is part of the Victorian Government’s commitment to promoting healthy and active lifestyles by encouraging all Victorians to do 30 minutes of physical activity a day.

Now in its eleventh year, the initiative continues to help Victorians increase their physical activity. Over 120,000 people participated in activities run as part of Active April last year.

Active April is an excellent way for clubs to engage with their local community by offering an activity during April. My Local allows clubs to list their facility and events for the public to search and find what is happening near them.

Your activity can be something that your club runs regularly, or, you can offer something unique just for the month. Clubs can register their event by clicking here.

A range of marketing materials has been created to help to promote Active April at early learning centres, schools, workplaces, clubs and in the wider community. This includes information you can use in newsletters, emails, on your website and in posters. To access this information, please click here.

Campaigns like these are an excellent way for clubs to jump onboard a participation initiative that is communicated to consumers directly and the opportunity to tap into the various new markets of all age groups. 

To learn more about  Active April and to get involved, please visit www.activeapril.vic.gov.au  

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