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PCYC is Australia's leading youth development organisation with 59 clubs & over 54,000 members.

Our Mission is to:

- get young people active in life;

- work with young people to develop their skills, character and leadership; and

- prevent and reduce crime by and against young people

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 


   

       

      BURN RUBBER BURN

     

    Burn Rubber Burn is an exercise program developed for individuals with a spinal cord injury.

    It is a circuit based exercise program incorporating resistance and cardiovascular training, focusing on health and wellbeing.

    See our current newsletter here (6mb)

     

    Vision:

    To provide financially and physically accessible exercise facilities for individuals with Spinal Cord Injury, empowering them to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

    Program Costs:
    PCYC membership $5 (one off)
    $5 per session
    Or 6 months for $85

    Location, Days & Times

    PCYC EASTERN SUBURBS
    26A Bunnerong Road Daceyville NSW
    (Currently running at Prince of Wales Hospital, moving to Daceyville in February 2008)
    Monday: 12pm-1pm & 4:30pm-6:30pm
    Wednesday: 12pm-1pm & 4:30pm-6:30pm
    Friday: 12pm-1pm

    PCYC CAMPBELLTOWN
    95 Minto Road Minto NSW
    Monday: 10:30am-1pm
    Wednesday: 10:30am-1pm

    PCYC SUTHERLAND
    Warritah Park Sutherland (Near Leisure Centre & Tafe)

    Monday: 2pm-6:30pm

    Thursday: 2pm-6:30pm

    What are the benefits of regular exercise?
    · Prevention of cardiovascular disease
    · Prevention or management of diabetes
    · Decrease in elevated blood pressure
    · Improved circulation
    · Potential weight loss
    · Strength and flexibility gains
    · Improved posture
    · Increased metabolic rate
    · Decrease in stress
    · Improved general sense of well being

    What's in it for you?
    · Accessibility to specialised gym equipment
    · Exercise journal and log book
    · Qualified exercise trainer
    · Fitness testing
    · Increased fitness and health
    · Fun

    Key partnerships:

    Police & Community Youth Clubs
    NSW Motor Accident Authority
    State Spinal Cord Injury Service
    Spinal Cord Injuries Australia
    Royal Rehabilitation Centre Sydney
    The Primary Club of Australia
    Greater Metropolitan Clinical Taskforce

    Contact Us:
    For all enquiries please contact Simone Robinson Di Francesco on:

    W:93825623

    M:0402776868

    E:simone.robinson@sesiahs.health.nsw.gov.au