247 April 2015 - Gryffe Advertizer
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REGULAR<br />
meets<br />
every Mo n d a y<br />
Ki l b a rc h a n Athletic Cl u b<br />
On-X, Li n w o o d, 7p m<br />
All abilities welcome. Tel: 07941 686990.<br />
5-a-s i d e Fo o t b a l l<br />
Po w e r l e ag u e Pa i s l e y 6p m<br />
Tel: Jim Bretherton 01505 874215; or<br />
jimbretherton@aol.com<br />
Br i d g e o f Weir La d i e s Ba d m i n to n<br />
Ca r g i l l Ha l l, Lintwhite Cr e s, 7.30p m<br />
Ca l l a n e t i c s<br />
Bro o k f i e l d Village Ha l l, 7.15p m<br />
Strathgryffe Mo t o rc yc l e Cl u b<br />
Th e Tr u s t In n, Ki l b a rc h a n 9p m-10.30p m<br />
Visit www.strathgryffe.org for details.<br />
Th e Sh o t o k a n Ka r at e Cl u b<br />
Wo o d l a n d s Pr i m a r y Sc h o o l, Li n wo o d, 7p m - 8p m<br />
& 8p m - 9p m.<br />
www.linwoodkarate.co.uk<br />
every Tuesday<br />
Br i d g e o f Weir Wa l k i n g Gr o u p<br />
Ou t s i d e t h e Co-o p, BoW 10.30a m<br />
1 hour walks. Call Senga on 0141 842 3000.<br />
<strong>Gryffe</strong> Ba d m i n to n<br />
Strathgryffe Te n n i s Cl u b, 8p m<br />
Fo o t b a l l Tr a i n i n g<br />
Jo h n s t o n e Hi g h Sc h o o l 6p m-9p m<br />
Call Ali on 07775 578795 for details<br />
every Wednesday<br />
Greenock Ho c k e y Cl u b<br />
In v e r c ly d e Ac a d e m y Sc h o o l, Greenock, 6.30p m-<br />
8p m<br />
Contact Liz Baldwin, mobile 07944 607005<br />
Ca l l a n e t i c s<br />
Br o o k f i e l d Village Ha l l, 5.15p m, 6.15p m &<br />
7.30p m<br />
every Th u r s d a y<br />
Ki l b a rc h a n Athletic Cl u b<br />
On-X, Li n w o o d, 7p m<br />
All abilities welcome. Tel: 07941 686990.<br />
Kilmacolm Wa l k e r s<br />
Bi r k m y r e Pa r k Pavilion, Kilmacolm 10a m<br />
Tel: David Goddard 01505 874192 or email<br />
kilmacolmwalkers@talktalk.net<br />
Ca l l a n e t i c s<br />
Bro o k f i e l d Village Ha l l, 9.15a m & 10.30a m<br />
Th e Sh o t o k a n Ka r at e Cl u b<br />
Wo o d l a n d s Pr i m a r y Sc h o o l, Li n wo o d, 7p m - 8p m<br />
& 8p m - 9p m.<br />
www.linwoodkarate.co.uk<br />
Fo o t b a l l Tr a i n i n g<br />
Jo h n s t o n e Hi g h Sc h o o l 6p m-9p m<br />
Call Ali on 07775 578795 for details<br />
every Fr i d a y<br />
Ca l l a n e t i c s<br />
Bro o k f i e l d Village Ha l l, 9.15a m & 10.30a m<br />
every Sa t u r d a y<br />
Ad u lt Ta p Lessons<br />
The Ca r g i l l Ce n t r e, Ki l m ac o l m. Sa t u r d a y<br />
l u n c h t i m e.<br />
Call Gail Ashley on 01475 531336 for details<br />
every Su n d a y<br />
Bi r k m y r e Ru g b y Cl u b, Kilmacolm<br />
Yo u t h Ru g b y Se c t i o n 11a m-1p m<br />
www.pitchero.com/clubs/birkmyre - New players<br />
and coaches welcome<br />
www.advertizer.co.uk april <strong>2015</strong><br />
Paisley Piranhas<br />
Swimming Club<br />
Paisley Piranhas Swimming Club is a<br />
competitive swimming club for young<br />
people with learning, sensory or physical<br />
disabilities. The club takes place at<br />
Linwood ONX between 2.30pm and<br />
4.30pm on Sundays (excluding school<br />
holidays). Members must be able to swim<br />
a short distance. For more details contact 07774 016347.<br />
Women’s 10k<br />
Sunday 17 May - Glasgow<br />
The UK’s biggest women-only running<br />
event sees the streets of Glasgow welcome<br />
nearly 10,000 ladies to the soundtrack of<br />
drummers and pipers as they run through<br />
Scotland’s largest city.<br />
The atmosphere on the course is electric, as<br />
women of all ages and sporting abilities pull<br />
on their trainers to run, walk or jog around<br />
the south side of the city.<br />
Course starts on Nithsdale Road heading<br />
through Pollokshields, to the finish on<br />
Mosspark Boulevard where runners,<br />
joggers and walkers will be cheered<br />
on by hundreds of supporters along<br />
the final straight.<br />
Entries are now open (£26 pp)<br />
Visit the website at www.greatrun.<br />
org/great-womens-10k<br />
Race For Life<br />
Show cancer that hell hath no fury like<br />
a woman in pink by taking part in one<br />
of our 5k events around the country.<br />
5k is an achievable distance for all<br />
abilities, so unite in the fight against<br />
cancer with us this year by signing<br />
up now. You also have the choice to<br />
do 10k or a ‘Pretty Muddy’ course<br />
too. Simply go to the website at www.<br />
raceforlife.cancerresearchuk.org and<br />
register now.<br />
SUN 10 May - 9.30am - Glasgow<br />
Green 5k<br />
SUN 17 May - 9.30am - Irvine 10k<br />
SUN 17 May - 11.30am - Irvine 5k<br />
SUN 20 June - Various Times -<br />
Glasgow Bellahouston Park - Pretty<br />
Muddy Obstacle Course<br />
There are almost 300 Race for Life<br />
events across the UK, so you’re sure<br />
to find one that suits. You can walk,<br />
jog or run - it’s up to you.<br />
Sporting Blog<br />
by Lesley Handley<br />
Football<br />
Training<br />
Tuesday & Thursday<br />
nights at Johnstone<br />
High School astro<br />
between 6pm and<br />
9pm - football training<br />
for players of all age<br />
groups & abilities.<br />
For further details please contact Ali<br />
McMaster on 07775 578795,<br />
email Glentyanthistlefc@gmail.<br />
com or visit our website on<br />
www.glentyanthistle.co.uk<br />
Adult Tap<br />
Lessons<br />
Learn a new skill and have<br />
fun exercising. Suitable for<br />
beginners upwards. Saturday<br />
lunchtime: The Cargill Centre,<br />
Kilmacolm. PA13 4LE. For<br />
more information please<br />
contact, Gail Ashley (MBATD)<br />
on 01475 531336. www.<br />
gailashleyschoolofdance.co.uk<br />
contact@<br />
gailashleyschoolofdance.co.uk<br />
Table Tennis<br />
Table Tennis is on at the Houston<br />
Village Hall on Monday nights from<br />
7.30pm - 9.30pm. All welcome.<br />
Donation £2. Contact: Mark<br />
Canning on 07968 052538.<br />
Plan to Break The Rules…<br />
Nobody can be perfect with their diet 100% of the time, so you shouldn’t pressure yourself into being perfect.<br />
Fact one. The best diet is the one you can stick too. Consistently. A way of eating that gives you the results you want<br />
but also makes you feel good and lets you live your life.<br />
Fact two. It is all very well to go to a trainer and they give you a plan to follow that tells you to ‘eat this and this’ but not<br />
‘this and this’ because it works for them. But if it is too complicated and you don’t like the food, you won’t stick to it<br />
and you won’t enjoy it. Also everyone is different and they get results from eating different things!<br />
If you want consistency and results; its best to stick to something simple that can become an achievable and long<br />
term routine.<br />
Here is one way to do it:<br />
80% of your food should be whole foods – natural, unprocessed, single ingredient foods.<br />
10% is food that depends on your goals or requirements – you possibly need to eat more omega 3 or iron and<br />
therefore include foods that contain them, or extra carbohydrates if you are training hard for a race or event, or<br />
more protein if you are trying to lose weight.<br />
10% is whatever you want. If you love to drink coffee or eat pizza – no issue! It’s all down to moderation. If you cut<br />
it from your diet completely you will crave it more, resent the diet and more often than not end up binging on it.<br />
Using this method you will still see results but not end up hating the diet plan you are following.<br />
Lesley<br />
For more information on Personal Training or anything related to nutrition contact me on 0773 627 4925, or at<br />
Lesley_personal_trainer@hotmail.co.uk<br />
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