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Helping folk get healthier
A SPORTS centre is playing an increasing important role in helping people be in control of their weight and keep healthy.
Bridlington Sports Centre, off Gypsey Road, has been running its Weight Management Programme for over a year.
The programme, run by East Riding of Yorkshire Council, offers people a weekly weigh in, nutritional talks and exercise classes all for £1.25 a session and it has proved to be a winner with local people, attracting new members every week.
Its Tone Zone gym has recently been moved to a much larger ground level room to cope with the demand and more fitness machines and equipment has been installed.
It now has state of the art cardio-vascular machines, weight restraint machines, a free weight area and multi-use pulleys.
Alongside the weight management programme the centre is also
helping those with medical problems.
It runs a successful GP Exercise Referral Scheme working with the areas Primary Care Trust, which refers clients with medical conditions that would benefit from exercise to the sports centre.
They are helping patients with a variety of problems including mobility and joint conditions like arthritis and osteoporosis, coronary heart disease and angina and asthma.
Lynn Church, the programme consultant at the sports centre, said: "We have been running the programme for several years and recent groups to come on the scheme have been outstanding. Many of the referral group have gone on to be committed gym users both here and at Leisure World".
For more information about Bridlington Sports Centre, the GP exercise referral programmes and the weight management courses, people can contact Lynn Church at the sports centre on 678077.
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Outdoor Adventure Questionaire 5 A Side League
This week saw the current Football Mundial/Bridlington Sports Centre indoor five a side competition come to a standstill on the league fixtures as we headed into the second set of fixtures in the cup.
Group A -
Dynamo Barracudaz kicked of the night with a well earned victory, their first of the cup competition against a Scoregasm side who despite being the current league leaders haven't had a the run of form they expect so far in the cup.
Sofa King Good also grabbed their first victory in Group A with a good 4-2 victory over Brid Crusaders who still remain top of the group despite the defeat on goal difference.
Results
Group B -
Allstars maintained their excellent run of form, this week romping home to an emphatic 14-3 victory over Sofa King Better who have one victory to their names so far in the cup.
The final game of the evening saw a spirited performance from Brid Town UTD pick up an important win over Smoking Aces who have yet to gain a victory in the cup campaign.
The last game of the night produced a comfortable first win of the season for Dynamo Barracudaz over a struggling Brid Crusaders side who currently loom at the foot of the league table.
For all scores, fixtures and league tables visit www.footballmundial.com .
Pictured below are League Cup Champions Athletico Mabrid.
Pictured below are League Cup Runners Up Loop
Squash League
Squash League off to a Great Start
Six Star Darley
Bridlington Sports Centre Squash League rolled on and Glyn Owen continued his unbelievable run of not loosing a game with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Carl Harland. This win moved Glyn to joint top of Division One. Division Two saw the luckless Kev Darley play two games. The first of these games matched him with Kev Whitaker and despite his youthful exuberance Kev Whitaker showed too much tactical know-how and came out 3-0 winner. Kev managed to duplicate this scoreline in a tighter game with the experienced Dan Moore. After these results Kev has now landed on a 6 game loosing streak. The division three leaders were both in action but with differing results. Roger Gill lost out to an energetic Steve Brown 3-1, though John Bell showed excellent shot selection when overcoming Stuart Denness.
For the first season final league results and standings please click on the links below.
Squash League Season One Final StandingsPicture below are our Grand Final finalists' Ian Doig and Glyn Owen.
Bridlington Badminton League
All the outstanding matches have now been completed in the Bridlington Badminton League. Priory One are the champions of dvision one in the level doubles format, High Fliers One are champions of division two, and Northcliffe Four are champions of division three. Priory A are champions of division one in the Manchester Format with Northcliffe B reigning supreme in division two.
BBC Two defeated Priory Two 9-6 in division one, with a hatrick from Andy Mckie, two each for Mike Fell and Will Coates and a single from Richard Hanley. KAte Manson replied with a brace for Priory Two. High Fliers Two ended the season with a 12-0 victory over High Fliers three, thanks to maximum points from Erwin Smith, Dean Bemrose, Curtis Banks and Kevin Helliwell.
Northcliffe THree clinched second place in division two after their 12-0 triumph over BBC Four. Maximum points were achieved by Vernon Lodge, Paul Simms, Richard Earnshaw and Stan Moorby. Northclifrfe A were rampant as hyey overcame BBC A 18-1 in the Manchester Format. Lynne Robson, Justine Beadnall, Margot Shaw, Gareth Jones, Neil Sheperdson and Richard Shaw returned maximum points for Northcliffe A.
Futsal
East Coast Futsal
Game week 4
All Stars 8 v 4 Manor FC
Coming off the back of an 18 v 2 defeat Manor FC showed some real character to run in form All Stars, all the way in this close encounter.
It was All Stars who took the early advantage scoring twice in the first 5 minutes through Josh Chrislow & Jamie Osborne, but Manor FC’s player of the match, Brad Larkin had other ideas firing in from close range to make it 2 v 1. All Stars then had most of possession but good organised defending from Manor FC kept them at bay.
Again though some lapses in concentration let them down and Jamie Osborne made them pay with some neat finishing with a first half hat-trick and another from Chrislow to make it 5 v 1 at half time.
A bizarre own goal started the second half from Manor Keeper Jason Marston to make it 6 v 1 however this time around there was no collapse from Manor FC. Sean Drake, Lee Sutton and Dan Pickard all scored to make it 6 v 4. Manor FC continued to push forward and had chances but a forth from Jamie Osborne and a neat finish from Jason Batty ensure All Stars came out on top.
Pictured below, the unkucky Manor FC, still smiles after their game against Brid Allstars.
Real Mabrid 7 v 3 East Riding College
Real Mabrid came out on top in this top of the table clash. Mabrid welcomed back player manager Kevin Darley whilst East Riding college were left short due to injuries and work commitments.
It was Mabrid who took an early lead, the impressive Matty Clay firing in from 5 meters. However, as expected, the game was a tight affair both teams defending well and keeping chances to a minimum. College keeper, Nick Van made a couple of saves but first half goal action was few and far between.
The game burst to life second half, Matty Clay, again, and Gerrard Fenne scoring to leave the game at 3 v 0. This meant College had to attack and in 3 and a half minutes 5 goals were scored. Dave Sellers on 28 mins and Sam Belcher on 30 gave college hope but Fenne & Man of the match Clay completed their hat ricks either side of these goals to leave college no hope.
With 1 minute remaining Sam Belcher blasted in a penalty but it was no enough to stop Mabrid retaining top spot and see college slip to 3rd.
Pictured above, Real Mabrid with returing Kev Darley, proudly wearing the captains armband.
Snainton 2 v 11 East Coast Futsal
Despite the scoreline the both teams were evenly matched in in a tight first half. East Coast scored the quickest goal of the day, Dan Marston on 23 seconds but that was it for a full 15minutes.
Snainton were very organised in defence being patient in their approach and this told when they hit East Coast on the counter for Mike Chapman to poke home to level. Marston then hit his second quickly followed by Stuart Wallace to make it 3 for East Coast but the team goal of the day saw Snainton pick apart the Coast team with quick passing and a fine finish from James Wilson made it 2 v 3 at half time.
What happened next was in complete contrast to the first half. Snainton’s discipline went and East Coast scored at will. Man of the match Stuart Wallace hit 3 in a row, Joe Sunter and Kieran Link hit a brace each and Luke Foster capped a good debut by firing in to seal a comfortable win for East Coast and send them to 2nd in the league.
Pictured above Snainton FC before their game with East Coast Futsal (below).
For more information on Futsal please visit the site via the link below.
East Coast Futsal LinkMembership Offers!!!
Throughout summer 2010 ERYC are offering two amazing membership deals.
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Summer Crew Card
Click here to read more about our summer offers.Block Bookings
Block Bookings September - March
Customer Notice
Bridlington Sports Centre is now accepting applications for the forth coming block booking period (Sept 2010 - Mar 2011). The forms can be collected direct from reception or requested via phone or email.
Block bookings are a great way to ensure your club has somewhere to train throughout the dark winter months, whilst reducing the cost of your weekly booking.
For more information or to request a form contact 01262 678077. Email Lynn.Church@eastriding.gov.uk