Welcome to Future Fitness
Future Fitness has established itself as the leading business magazine for the Sports Education Industry. The commercial gap between suppliers and buyers has been bridged and the magazine continues to develop and expand in to new areas.
Future Fitness is published each month throughout the year. Named recipients responsible for the delivery, improvement, expansion and running of Sports Education facilities are directly targeted.
Covering both state and private sector schools, our readership includes; Partnership Development Managers (PDM's), School Sports Co-ordinators, Heads of PE, Specialist Sports Colleges, Community Sports Partnerships, National Governing Bodies (NGB's) Directors of Sport, Local Authority Sites, Sports Academies and Private Sector Sports Facilites.
Future Fitness is published each month throughout the year. Named recipients responsible for the delivery, improvement, expansion and running of Sports Education facilities are directly targeted.
Covering both state and private sector schools, our readership includes; Partnership Development Managers (PDM's), School Sports Co-ordinators, Heads of PE, Specialist Sports Colleges, Community Sports Partnerships, National Governing Bodies (NGB's) Directors of Sport, Local Authority Sites, Sports Academies and Private Sector Sports Facilites.
TESTIMONIALS
Once we had placed our advert in Future Fitness magazine we were inundated with many positive
enquiries for our latest Outdoor Fitness Range. We were particularly impressed with the friendly service and feedback Future Fitness provided and
look forward to working with them again in the near future.
Alan Eastell, Record RSS Area Manager
Top News Story From Future Fitness
May 2012 | New guide offers guidance to teaching dance in schools
A NEW guide for teaching dance in schools - the first of its kind since 1993, has been produced and issued to schools in England.
The guide, called Dance In and Beyond Schools, gives teachers essential information and support in teaching the subject, in-line with the schools' curriculum.
Currently only ten per cent of teachers teaching dance in schools and colleges in England have specialist qualifications in the subject.
A NEW guide for teaching dance in schools - the first of its kind since 1993, has been produced and issued to schools in England.
The guide, called Dance In and Beyond Schools, gives teachers essential information and support in teaching the subject, in-line with the schools' curriculum.
Currently only ten per cent of teachers teaching dance in schools and colleges in England have specialist qualifications in the subject.
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