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Lifestyle
06 May - 06 Oct 2018

Australia-Japan
Touch Football Exchange

Australia-Japan
Touch Football Exchange


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Touch Football Association

Touch Football is a widely played sport in Australia, with over 600,000 players.  Building on their memorandum of understanding in January 2016, Touch Football Australia (TFA) is working with Japan Touch Association (JTA) to deliver their expertise on how to expand and build a sustainable sports business model.

Touch Football is a rapidly growing sport in Japan and TFA has the expertise and resources needed for the sport to flourish in Japan.  During Australia now, TFA will deliver participation clinics for teenage girls in regions of Kumamoto, Osaka and Chiba.

Also through education and training of the JTA workforce, a sustainable model for participation will be established. Touch Football Exchange will provide Japanese girls the opportunities to benefit from being physically active.

Australia-Japan Touch Football Exchange is supported by the Australian Government through the Australia-Japan Foundation of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Kumamoto Workshop
Date: Sunday, 6th May 2018
Time: 13:30-
Venue: Kumamoto prefectural sports park

Osaka Workshop
*Due to severe rain in June, this workshop has been postponed.

Date: Saturday, 6 October 2018
Time: 12:30 – (end by 4pm)
Place: Yodogawa Riverside Park (Taima area), Neyagawa, Osaka
Coaches: Steve Roberts (Current Japan Men’s Open Head Coach, 2015 Australian National team Captain), Japan Touch Association Staff

No registration necessary. All ages are welcome.  Please come directly to the venue.
Event cancellation due to rain will be announced at 9am on the JTA Facebook page.

 

Related Links:
Japan Touch Association (Japanese)

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