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VIDEO – Part 1 An Interview With Dennis Coffey (Fed. Int. Touch)

22 Ebr
Please note – this is a ‘Prezi’.  It allows the viewer to navigate around the presentation in his/her own time.  There are several parts to this show.  Simply use the arrows to move to the next section.  You can also use the zoom keys to get in closer to the action!

Dennis talks to Wild West Touch about his role with the Federation of International Touch, potential new FIT members including Afghanistan and U.A.E. and gives his good luck message to Wild West Touch.

The next instalment will look into the origins of Touch and how the game has developed, particularly in Australia.

VIDEO – Dennis Coffey Interview INTRO

17 Ebr

Dennis Coffey is one of the most respected figures in Touch.  He is accredited with codifying the rules of Touch and has played and coached for national Australian teams in Touch World Cups.  He is currently Secretary General of the Federation of International Touch.  See another post about Dennis.

This video is a short introduction to the main interview film which will be available shortly.

Preview clip – Dennis discusses the merits of Touch and gives a mention to Wild West Touch in Wales!

Represent Wales at the Euros 2012 / Cynrychioli Cymru 2012

17 Ion
Men's Touch Wales / Cymru Dynion

Budding Wales Touch internationals have the chance to show their skills at a trial.

The Wales 30s Mixed team are holding a trial to identify men and women to go to the Touch Euros in Italy this September.  Wales are the current overall European champions, so this is a chance to be a part of Wales’ campaign to recapture the title.

Anyone interested should contact coach, Steve Higgs on sphiggs@westonmoore.co.uk or 07850 177 935

 

 

Wales 30+ Mixed Touch Trial:

8pm-10pm on Friday 17th February 2012 at Gartholwg all-weather pitch

St Illtyds Road (opposite the post office), Church Village, Pontypridd, RCT

Cymru Cyffwrdd Wales Touch Woman

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