Set4sport Edinburgh Roadshow: The Set4Sport roadshow is coming to Edinburgh
Judy Murray is bringing the Set4Sport roadshow to the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh on Saturday 11th February 2012. Set4Sport showcases fun and accessible ways for parents to play with their children that develop the skills required for playing sport.
Supported by RBS, the Set4Sport programme centres around a book of activities, ball skills and exercises based on games Judy played with her sons Andy and Jamie when they were growing up. The programme shows parents ways they can help their children acquire basic physical skills in a fun environment. The games can easily be recreated at home using basic equipment such as soft balls and everyday items you'll have around the home.
Judy and her team of coaches will be visiting the NMS on 11th of February 2012 from 11am until 5pm with a selection of games from the book that both parents and children can take part in. The event will also showcase the launch of the new Set4Sport mobile phone app, available to download from February 7th.
There is no entry fee for the event and both parents and children can take part. For further information on Set4Sport, visit www.Set4Sport.com
Set4sport Edinburgh Roadshow at National Museum Of Scotland in Edinburgh, Midlothian on Saturday, 11 February 2012.
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