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1394 days ago

Want to try throwing javelin, hammer, discus and shotput?

Mark from Bucklands Beach

Location: Pakuranga Athletic Club

Date & Time: Sat, Mar 5 2022, 1:30PM

Give-It-A-Go is a free of charge community event for females and males over 20 years old who would like to try throwing hammer, discus, shotput and javelin in a safe, no-pressure environment.

Suited to those who have not thrown these implements ever or since they left school as well as parents/carers who wish to help their childrens' throwing techniques.

Vaccine Pass required and masks must be worn as there will be lots of talking and lots of laughter.

More info: Contact Mark on 02102292521

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