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Profiles
Hockey player Ciara O'Brien

Ciara O'Brien 

Womens Hockey International, Ciara OBrien who has more than 100 caps for Ireland outlines her development at Railway Union Hockey Club and the commitment required to be an international hockey player while studying and working. This is her story in her own words …. Click Here for more information


Projects
Two young ladies learn to row

Irish Amateur Rowing Union 

The Irish Amateur Rowing Union are developing the Wet row programme for schools linking with existing clubs Click Here for more information


Real Life Stories
Badminton player, Ruth Kilkenny

Ruth Kilkenny 

International Badminton Player, Ruth Kilkenny outlines her experiences since moving to Denmark to train full-time. Here is her story so far... Click Here for more information

 

At Home

Getting active can start at home and all it takes is about thirty minutes of aerobic activity a day.

Getting active can start at home and all it takes is about thirty minutes of aerobic activity - physical activity that uses the heart, lungs and large muscles over a period of time – most days, such as brisk walking, jogging, swimming, step aerobics, cycling, dancing, active sports, and physically demanding housework and gardening.

To get started, try and be more active at home each day. You will be surprised how a walk to the shops and some gardening can add up to thirty minutes of activity in your day.

 
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