“This free to enter global challenge is designed to address the question of, how might we sustainably redesign sports and physical activity for children and families'' Sports Design SocialDistancing StaySafe StopTheSpread COVID19
These Irish organisations are partnering with global brands, including the International Sports and Culture Organisation , the Association for Sports for All , The Apo Group, the rugby site, Sports for Life and other sports bodies to launch a free online global challenge aimed at restructuring sports and physical activities during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.
“We are seeing empty football stadiums, matches taking place behind closed doors and sports clubs of all kinds restricting access. Social distancing restrictions are making training different and changing the nature of the participation in sport. “This free to enter global challenge is designed to address the question of, how might we sustainably redesign sports and physical activity for children and families, the young and the not so young.
They said the proposals should be targeted at specific age group or ability level at the different ways in which people interact with sports and physical activities and how space is used.
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