Stuntworx Athletes star in a Movie
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We have some exciting news to share.
EAT / SLEEP / CHEER / REPEAT will have its World Premiere at the Dublin International Film Festival #DIFF this February 2024. This is the Friday evening of the opening weekend of the Dublin International Film Festival, The programme was officially announced a few days ago.
Back in 2018 a film production company, Marmalade films began filming Team Ireland Cheer and their journey to World's in the hopes to produce a raw look into Irish Cheer. What should have been a year of filming turned into 4 years of filming due to the pandemic,
Today we got the news that the documentary will now feature in the Dublin international film festival this coming February, but that's not all, the film will then have special feature movie nights around Ireland in May 2024.
EAT / SLEEP / CHEER / REPEAT will have its World Premiere at the Dublin International Film Festival #DIFF this February 2024. This is the Friday evening of the opening weekend of the Dublin International Film Festival, The programme was officially announced a few days ago.
Back in 2018 a film production company, Marmalade films began filming Team Ireland Cheer and their journey to World's in the hopes to produce a raw look into Irish Cheer. What should have been a year of filming turned into 4 years of filming due to the pandemic,
Today we got the news that the documentary will now feature in the Dublin international film festival this coming February, but that's not all, the film will then have special feature movie nights around Ireland in May 2024.
Stuntworx: A History
Stuntworx was opened in July 2010 with our first ever summer camp in Salthill. Coaches Hilton, Jamie and Gertrude were instrumental in bringing cheer to a wider audience in Galway. With the profit from the camps, we purchased equipment and a trailer to haul it around Galway. The trailer was bigger than the little Suzuki Jimny that pulled it and the engine eventually gave way...
Soon after, we took a lease on our first premises and Stuntworx had our first home. We ran trampoline gymnastics and cheerleading classes, helping to establish GMIT trampoline club, NUIG Cheer society, and of course, our very own cheer team, the Galway City Cougars. This soon blossomed into one of the largest cheer gyms in the country, and when we moved to a larger premises in Doughiska in 2014, we started our recreational gymnastics program and began Galway Rebound Therapy for children and adults with different needs.
Our coaches had their first taste of representing Ireland when they coached the 2014 national squad Team Ireland at the 2014 Worlds. Once again, we represented Ireland in the 2015 Worlds and then our own athletes represented Stuntworx Elite at the 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022 and 2023 World Championships, placing 9th Best Club in the World. The first Irish Club to achieve this merit. And last Season 2024 placing 3rd best Team in the World.
Stuntworx became leaders in the Irish cheerleading industry and soon the gymnastics program was rivalling the success of our cheer program. Instead of focusing solely on competitive gymnastics, we found children just preferred to have fun and so our gymnastics program spawned and our Ninja Warrior program so that we could cater to all kinds of kids across all ages, abilities and interests. The club's policy is that enjoyment of the sport comes first, personal development is of utmost importance and the benefits of team work and discipline are among the most important tenets of life. We'd love to have you as a part of our legacy!
Soon after, we took a lease on our first premises and Stuntworx had our first home. We ran trampoline gymnastics and cheerleading classes, helping to establish GMIT trampoline club, NUIG Cheer society, and of course, our very own cheer team, the Galway City Cougars. This soon blossomed into one of the largest cheer gyms in the country, and when we moved to a larger premises in Doughiska in 2014, we started our recreational gymnastics program and began Galway Rebound Therapy for children and adults with different needs.
Our coaches had their first taste of representing Ireland when they coached the 2014 national squad Team Ireland at the 2014 Worlds. Once again, we represented Ireland in the 2015 Worlds and then our own athletes represented Stuntworx Elite at the 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022 and 2023 World Championships, placing 9th Best Club in the World. The first Irish Club to achieve this merit. And last Season 2024 placing 3rd best Team in the World.
Stuntworx became leaders in the Irish cheerleading industry and soon the gymnastics program was rivalling the success of our cheer program. Instead of focusing solely on competitive gymnastics, we found children just preferred to have fun and so our gymnastics program spawned and our Ninja Warrior program so that we could cater to all kinds of kids across all ages, abilities and interests. The club's policy is that enjoyment of the sport comes first, personal development is of utmost importance and the benefits of team work and discipline are among the most important tenets of life. We'd love to have you as a part of our legacy!
Registration Tutorial
Please check out our tutorial on how to set up your kids gymnastics or cheerleading account for the new season and enroll in classes (this video was for the 2019 season, but it's the same). If you have any questions, simply contact us by mail, chat button, or phone and we'd be happy to help. These classes are for Galway Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Ninja or Dance in our Doughiska gym.
What We Do
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Since 2010, we've worked with kids and adults in Galway with an emphasis on gymnastics movement to teach them the importance of personal fitness, core strength and stability, and the importance of being a team player in life, all in a FUN and welcoming environment.
We offer all the following: RECREATIONAL GYMNASTICS COMPETITIVE GYMNASTICS RECREATIONAL ALL STAR CHEERLEADING COMPETITIVE ALL STAR CHEERLEADING NINJA WARRIOR TRAINING TUMBLE CLINICS / SKILL CAMPS RECREATIONAL CAMPS FOR ALL AGES. BIRTHDAY PARTIES |
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The Benefits of Exercise for Students Under Pressure from Exams.
Exams can be a stressful time for students, with deadlines, pressure, and anxiety often taking a toll on their physical and mental health. It can be challenging to balance exam preparation with self-care, but one strategy that can help is exercise. Regular physical activity can have a range of benefits for students under pressure from exams, from reducing stress to improving cognitive function.
We will explore the benefits of exercise for students and offer some nutrition tips to help support their overall health. Benefits of Exercise for Students Reduces Stress and Anxiety Exercise has been shown to have a positive effect on mental health, including reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression.
When we exercise, our brains release endorphins, which are natural mood boosters that can help reduce stress and anxiety. Regular exercise can also help improve sleep quality, which is essential for managing stress levels during exam time. Improves Cognitive Function.
Physical activity has been linked to improved cognitive function, including better memory, attention, and decision-making skills. Exercise helps stimulate the growth of new brain cells and promotes the production of chemicals that support brain function. This means that regular exercise can help students improve their academic performance, as well as their overall cognitive abilities. Boosts Energy and Productivity Regular exercise can help improve energy levels and productivity, which is essential for students studying for exams. Exercise helps increase blood flow and oxygen to the brain and muscles, which can help students feel more alert and focused. It can also help improve overall physical stamina, which can help students study for longer periods without feeling tired or fatigued.
Nutrition Tips for Students.
Eat a Balanced Diet A balanced diet is essential for maintaining good health and energy levels during exam time. Students should aim to eat a variety of foods from all the major food groups, including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats. They should also try to limit their intake of processed foods and sugary snacks, as these can lead to energy crashes and poor concentration.
Stay Hydrated.
Drinking enough water is essential for maintaining good health and energy levels. Students should aim to drink at least 8-10 glasses of water per day, and they can also try drinking herbal teas or other low-sugar beverages. Staying hydrated can help improve cognitive function and reduce fatigue, which is crucial during exam time. Plan Ahead Planning meals and snacks ahead of time can help students stay on track with their nutrition goals during exam time. They can prepare healthy snacks, such as cut-up fruits and vegetables, nuts, and seeds, and keep them on hand for when they need a quick boost of energy. They can also plan their meals in advance, making sure to include a variety of healthy foods to support their overall health and well-being.
How much exercise should students aim to get during exam time? Students should aim to get at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise per day, such as brisk walking, cycling, or swimming. They can also incorporate strength training exercises, such as push-ups, squats, or lunges, to help build muscle and improve overall physical fitness. What are some healthy snack options for students studying for exams? Healthy snack options for students include cut-up fruits and vegetables, nuts and seeds, hummus and whole-grain crackers, yogurt and berries, and hard-boiled eggs. These snacks are packed with nutrients and can help provide a quick boost of energy to support cognitive function and focus.
Thankyou for sharing this information.
BY MARGARETBRICK MAY 9, 2023
The Benefits of Exercise for Students Under Pressure from Exams.
Exams can be a stressful time for students, with deadlines, pressure, and anxiety often taking a toll on their physical and mental health. It can be challenging to balance exam preparation with self-care, but one strategy that can help is exercise. Regular physical activity can have a range of benefits for students under pressure from exams, from reducing stress to improving cognitive function.
We will explore the benefits of exercise for students and offer some nutrition tips to help support their overall health. Benefits of Exercise for Students Reduces Stress and Anxiety Exercise has been shown to have a positive effect on mental health, including reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression.
When we exercise, our brains release endorphins, which are natural mood boosters that can help reduce stress and anxiety. Regular exercise can also help improve sleep quality, which is essential for managing stress levels during exam time. Improves Cognitive Function.
Physical activity has been linked to improved cognitive function, including better memory, attention, and decision-making skills. Exercise helps stimulate the growth of new brain cells and promotes the production of chemicals that support brain function. This means that regular exercise can help students improve their academic performance, as well as their overall cognitive abilities. Boosts Energy and Productivity Regular exercise can help improve energy levels and productivity, which is essential for students studying for exams. Exercise helps increase blood flow and oxygen to the brain and muscles, which can help students feel more alert and focused. It can also help improve overall physical stamina, which can help students study for longer periods without feeling tired or fatigued.
Nutrition Tips for Students.
Eat a Balanced Diet A balanced diet is essential for maintaining good health and energy levels during exam time. Students should aim to eat a variety of foods from all the major food groups, including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats. They should also try to limit their intake of processed foods and sugary snacks, as these can lead to energy crashes and poor concentration.
Stay Hydrated.
Drinking enough water is essential for maintaining good health and energy levels. Students should aim to drink at least 8-10 glasses of water per day, and they can also try drinking herbal teas or other low-sugar beverages. Staying hydrated can help improve cognitive function and reduce fatigue, which is crucial during exam time. Plan Ahead Planning meals and snacks ahead of time can help students stay on track with their nutrition goals during exam time. They can prepare healthy snacks, such as cut-up fruits and vegetables, nuts, and seeds, and keep them on hand for when they need a quick boost of energy. They can also plan their meals in advance, making sure to include a variety of healthy foods to support their overall health and well-being.
How much exercise should students aim to get during exam time? Students should aim to get at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise per day, such as brisk walking, cycling, or swimming. They can also incorporate strength training exercises, such as push-ups, squats, or lunges, to help build muscle and improve overall physical fitness. What are some healthy snack options for students studying for exams? Healthy snack options for students include cut-up fruits and vegetables, nuts and seeds, hummus and whole-grain crackers, yogurt and berries, and hard-boiled eggs. These snacks are packed with nutrients and can help provide a quick boost of energy to support cognitive function and focus.
Thankyou for sharing this information.
BY MARGARETBRICK MAY 9, 2023
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