AUSKICK

AVONDALE HEIGHTS AUSKICK IS BACK FOR SEASON 2022

History
The Avondale Heights Auskick Clinic is one of the original Auskick programs. The clinic has a proud history including past member, former Essendon captain and champion Matthew Lloyd. The clinic will be conducted at Canning Street Reserve on Friday nights.

Parents and Children
The Avondale Heights Auskick look forward to see all current members and also welcome new members.
 
On behalf of the Avondale Heights Auskick Team and the Avondale Heights Football Club, we look forward to welcoming you all to season 2022
 
Registrations are now open and parents can register on line. 
Get your little superstar signed up for the most fun that they can have while being active and making friends

To register go to http://www.aflauskick.com.au and locate Avondale Heights Auskick using the LOCATOR. 
    Type <avon> Then hit <AVONDALE HEIGHTS> and then <Register>. 
    Follow the prompts according to whether you are a NEW PARTICIPANT or RETURNING PARTICIPANT.                                        
Packs will be mailed out to your nominated residential address.

For any queries contact:
 
Auskick Coordinator:   Ryan Bath
Mobile Contact:           0419 515 798


Where: Canning Reserve, Canning Street, Avondale Heights Locality Map
Starts when: Friday 25 March 4:45 - 5:45



Auskick

Auskick provides boys and girls with a fun and safe Australian Football experience that serves as an introduction to a lifetime of involvement in the game.

The program is not just about introducing children to Australian Football – it activates and develops within each child the desire for a healthy lifestyle and an association with our great game.
The Avondale Heights Auskick has been in operation for 25 years and is one of the original Auskick programs. Matthew Lloyd started playing football at our Auskick Clinic.

Benefits to children

· Children learn the fundamental motor skills for future physical activity and sports participation
· Children learn the basics of fitness conditioning, including how to train and practise
· Children learn the basic principles and importance of health and nutrition
· Through specially arranged physical activities and games, some very important mental and psychological skills are nurtured. These include self-motivation, self-responsibility, self-management, persistence, resilience and a best effort always attitude
· Through specially arranged team activities, children learn important social skills, including cooperation and respect for others
· Contact with older children and adults provides valuable role model experiences
· Generally, children benefit from greater levels of confidence and self-awareness and improved health, fitness and overall well-being
· Physical activity develops motor and social skills and intellectual capacities.
· Community structures often serve as positive models for other community programs that rely on volunteer support
· Physically active children are more attentive, have a more efficient memory, enhanced creativity and better learning, and problem solving and attitude capabilities
 
Benefits to parents

· Convenient, local opportunities for safe, quality family time that results in family bonding
· The opportunity to engage with children and other families in physical activities and games