Winter Training 2016-2017

  • Monday – Circuit training 7pm
  • Tuesday – Indoor Ergo and Fitness 6.30pm
  • Wednesday – Swimming at Redruth School youth, seniors and masters 7.30 – 8.30 pm.
  • Thursday – Youth swimming at Redruth School 8.00pm
  • Thursday – Boaties Training 6pm
  • Friday – Nipper Swimming at Redruth School from 5.30pm

For all other training please confirm with your coach regarding sessions and venues.

Youth Presentation Evening 2016

Portreath SLSC youth members held their presentation evening last night, awards were made for the 2016 season which was once again very successful due to the input of all the members and the commitment from all the coaches. Congratulations to all the award winners.

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Congratulations to Rob Phillips

At the recent ILS Board of Directors meeting in Eindhoven in September 2016, Rob Phillips has been appointed to the ILS Sport Commission.  He is one of 15 people from all over the world, who will help to shape the sport of lifesaving at the world level over the next four years until September 2020.

During this time, it is expected that ILS will be developing a case for inclusion into the main Olympic Programme in the future.  The format and structure of future Lifesaving World Championships, and the rules that govern them worldwide will also be key topics for discussion, and Rob’s experience in lifesaving sport will be invaluable.  He joins a highly experienced group of colleagues from the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the United States, Canada, Japan, Spain, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Egypt and Iran.

Portreath SLSC AGM

The AGM for Portreath SLSC is on October 9th 2016, 2pm at the club.

Nomination forms for committee members have gone out by email, closing date 2nd October.

Everyone is welcome to attend the AGM, voting is open to Active Members, over the age of 18, and to Life Members.

Nipper News September

NIPPER CELEBRATION-THIS Friday 23rd September meet as usual
BBQ/DISCO/AWARD PRESENTATION
if conditions permit we will have a quick dip in the sea
Myself and all the coaches look forward to seeing you there

Cheers Chris

 

TUFF ENUFF INFO

Hi everyone

Our start time on Saturday will be 1pm some of you will need to be there at noon. You will need trainers (old ones would be best) shorts and we will hand out the sponsors t’shirt when you get, there parking is in the field and cost £2 per vehicle. If anyone has face paint or zinc in green, black and white please bring it along so we can all get our Portreath war paint on!
The address is
St. Buryan
Penzance
Cornwall
TR19 6DL
It is very well signposted and quite easy to find
Any questions message me or speak to me on Friday at nippers
Dan

Rescue 2016

Portreath SLSC are competing in Holland at Rescue 2016, Masters, Open, Youth and Surf Boat Crew.

Well done to everyone, some fantastic results.

12th September 2016

A huge day at the World Championships today in Netherlands. Today our club really stuck it to the World, proving that anything is possible and to never give up on your dreams.

Charlotte Chucky Savage making a Quarter final in the Women’s Open Ski missing out on the Semis by one place.

Emily Eddison just missing out in the finals of the Open Women Beach Flags racing her first international event with such confidence.

Tom Bolt towing his way into 11th place in the world in the Rescue Tube Rescue, after many heats, with draggers Lewis & Josh

And Charlie & George getting a silver in the Open Men’s Board Rescue.

Today, Portreath proved dreams can be chased and caught with a little bit of confidence, belief and courage.
The team here are buzzing, we thank all the lovely kind words from our supporters back home and we will try and keep you updated as much as possible. Bring on tomorrow! #greenarmy

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2016 SLS GB Nationals at Portreath SLSC

Now that we have all safely returned from an amazing week in Exmouth for Nationals our focus now turns to Senior Nationals this weekend at Portreath. This is billed as the pinnacle event on the Surf Life Saving calendar seeing the best in the best compete for the coveted titles.

The weekend kicks off on Friday for an International Event, England v Wales. This is then followed in the afternoon by an exciting elimination event; the Golden Flag which has a healthy £500 cheque included in the last flag on the beach to grab!

We then progress onto the main event, Senior Nationals. Starting each day at 9am. Come down and watch the best in our country compete in each discipline, exciting to watch and inspiring for our young athletes. There will be a drone filming throughout the weekend with live coverage played back to the club, first time we’ve done this so very exciting.

There will be full refreshments over the course of the weekend with the legend Paul Hancock & his wife Andrea taking up the BBQ gauntlet. Bar will be open from 2pm each day.

Sunday evening it’s time to let your hair down with the ‘After Party’ this will be open to everybody over 16yrs, no tickets required. Disco and bar until 12.

Thank you to everyone that has already pledged offers of help, if you are free and would like to be involved in the team please get in touch. We would be grateful for any donations of cakes over the weekend please.

Lets make it a good one, Go Green Army!

The British Senior Surf Life Saving Championships at Portreath on Sunday: Picture by Colin Higgs
The British Senior Surf Life Saving Championships at Portreath on Sunday: Picture by Colin Higgs

Members use of Social Media

Important Notice

During the last meeting the use of social media was a topic for discussion and it is important that it is used in the appropriate manner. Social media is such a great tool to promote the club,  but we must be aware of what we all post and consider everyone within the club. The sharing of photographs is a great way for parents and friends to catch up on competitions and training and used to enhance the reputation of the Portreath SLSC. However, if you are taking individual pictures of children could you please ask the parents of the child permission before they are tagged and put on social media sites. We are in no way trying to stop photographs as they are a massive part of what we all do at Portreath Surf Lifesaving Club, but just ask that we are aware and common sense is used to prevent any issues. If you do see anyone at the beach taking photographs of our children could they be made aware to the coaches or ourselves as we are within our right to challenge those individuals. Thank you for your continued support in keeping all our children safe and allowing them to enjoy the beach and club.

 

Steve and Andrea

Child Protection Officers

Parking at the Club

BEACH PARKING

We hope that you and your families have enjoyed the first sessions on the beach – great to see so many happy faces.?

We would love to invite you all to park on the beach, however for safety reasons – which are of paramount importance to us for you and your children, we have to make rules.

 

During club training priority for the limited number of beach spaces are for those who are coaching sessions, those with prior permission from the committee and active committee members who may need access to the clubhouse for many reasons. All entrance and exits must be clear at all times for emergency services and please NO double parking. Also please allow space for gear (skis and boards etc) to be removes and returned to the clubhouse.

 

Parking on the hill and on the main road is free and of course there is the car park.

 

Your co-operation regarding the above is much appreciated and would greatly contribute to the smooth running of the PTSLSC.

 

Thank you

PTSLSC Committee

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