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Future Fitness is the fresh new magazine dedicated to promoting sport and fitness for today's youth. It comes from the same team behind Workout - the fitness world's number one magazine - so it's a name the industry knows and trusts.
Every issue is packed with breaking news, features and expert comment and analysis from the burgeoning young fitness market.
The magazine goes directly to decision-makers and budget-holders who are responsible for co-ordinating and delivering physical fitness education programmes to millions of young
people across the UK.
Every issue is packed with breaking news, features and expert comment and analysis from the burgeoning young fitness market.
The magazine goes directly to decision-makers and budget-holders who are responsible for co-ordinating and delivering physical fitness education programmes to millions of young
people across the UK.
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Top News Story From Future Fitness
August 2008 | Tennis hotspot serves up new campaign
IT'S game, set and match for thousands of lucky youngsters as a tennis hotspot launches a new promotional campaign.
Children will be encouraged to pick up a tennis racquet in the borough of Haringey, one of just five areas in the country selected in the first wave of hotspots by the Tennis Foundation.
Haringey was the only London borough selected - others being Nottingham and Loughborough, St Albans and Welwyn, Reading and Workington and Portsmouth - and they were rewarded as recognition of efforts made by the council and its partners to promote tennis among all sections of the community.
Lead coaches, Robby Sukhdeo and Siwan Stephens, head up the campaign which aims to create more free tennis facilities for all residents along with dedicated tennis programmes for every primary school.
IT'S game, set and match for thousands of lucky youngsters as a tennis hotspot launches a new promotional campaign.
Children will be encouraged to pick up a tennis racquet in the borough of Haringey, one of just five areas in the country selected in the first wave of hotspots by the Tennis Foundation.
Haringey was the only London borough selected - others being Nottingham and Loughborough, St Albans and Welwyn, Reading and Workington and Portsmouth - and they were rewarded as recognition of efforts made by the council and its partners to promote tennis among all sections of the community.
Lead coaches, Robby Sukhdeo and Siwan Stephens, head up the campaign which aims to create more free tennis facilities for all residents along with dedicated tennis programmes for every primary school.
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