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Insights from a Participant to the Beach Tchoukball Festival

GarygrieveGary Campbell Grieve is from Scotland and a Youth officer with the International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA) and assist the Youth Network coordinator of ISCA.for the activities provided to 18 to 30 years old people. He was invited to the Rimini Tchouball Beach Festival to discover the sport of Tchoukball.

In this interview Gary tell us about the mission and activities of ISCA, he expresses his feelings about the atmosphere of the Beach Tchoukball Festival, and how  surprised he was about the “competition”. He talks about his experiences and feelings during the Festival. Gary explains how he sees the promotion of the game, and the relationship we could create with ISCA.

You can contact Gary Grieve by e-mail at: gg@isca-web.org
www.isca-web.org
Phone: + 45 5 118 7389

Next episode: Janet Darnell, Physical Education Teacher, of Ohio, USA.

Next Tchoukball on Fire Episode 4

In the next episode you will hear Gary Grieve of Danemark. In this interview Gary tell us about the mission and activities of ISCA, he expresses his feelings about the atmosphere of the Beach Tchoukball Festival, and how surprised he was about the “competition”. He talks about his experiences and feelings during the Festival. Gary explains how he sees the promotion of the game, and the relationship we could create with ISCA.

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What Would you do to Promote Tchoukball?

Rene MittenRené Minten is actually retired and live in Belgium, he is a Physical Education teacher in secondary school, and he also teaches at college level to PE students, he is an International Federation of Tchoukball (FITB) representative of Belgium.
He wrote the following publications on Tchoukball:
“Introducing Tchoukball by the quick steps approach” (University Leuven and BVLO- 2010)
“Tchoukball, an exceptional school sport” (May 2013)

In this interview, René explains to us how he discovered Tchoukball, what was appealing to him with Tchoukball, and why he wanted to promote it in Belgium. He also talks about the biggest challenges, according to him, for the diffusion and promotion of Tchoukball. He also gives some advices for those who want to start promoting Tchoukball in their country. He describes what have been the difficulties he has encountered when he introduced the game in Belgium.

You can contact René Minten by e-mail at: minten.rene@telenet.be
www.tchoukball-belgium.be
his address is:
Stewoortsekiezel 276
3512 Stevoort-Hasselt
Belgium
Phone: +32 49 794 5849

Next episode: Gary Grieve of Scotland, and Youth officer at the International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA)