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BRADY, PEIXOTO & MONTIJO EXPO AND CLINIC-
Tucson was treated to its second installment of exhibition world-class handball benefiting Junior WPH in two months as three of the game’s top players held junior clinics and played one another in three round robin matches.
World Champion and 3-time Race 4 Eight Champion Paul Brady, the Olympic Club’s Emmett Peixoto and Tucson’s Abe Montijo hosted junior handball clinics before the matches kicked off for dozens of awestruck junior handball players while the Tucson handball community filled the Tucson Racquet Club bleachers in anticipation for three of the most exciting handball stars in the game. More info HERE>
JR WPH CLINIC IN MEXICO
Juarez, Mexico, WPH Press, 2/11/14- The WPH was pleased to present to the WPH Torneo de Handball in Juarez, Mexico, February 7th-9th. Race 4 Eight I Elite 8 pro and WPH Certified Instructor, Luis Cordova, Jr. represented the WPH in his hometown, conducting an extremely successful Junior WPH handball clinic and demonstrating his incredible small ball and big ball talents to his hometown handball community.
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JR WPH GOES TO SCHOOL
Junior WPH continues to hold fantastic clinics at Khalsa School, the premiere charter school in Southern Arizona with the top 1-Wall court complex in the southwest region.
Junior WPH not only teaches handball at Khalsa Schools’s P.E. Class every week but also hosts a weekly handball after school program. Young handball players are introduced to various warm-up techniques, as well as fun drills and games to improve all of their handball strokes. Sessions usually end with a short-court king of the court game and assorted cross-training competitions. Yesterday, [Feb 11th] students competed on a ladder and jump rope timed competition to improve their agility for handball. When the session was over the kids made their parents wait so they could play more handball! Growin’ it! WPH performs daily clinics on courts constructed by WPH Board Members and funds raised by the community.