THE GIRLS FROM THE BUSH…
“My name is Stephanie Bennett and I am originally from Nowra, where I grew up doing Physie every week since the age of four.
When I met the love of my life, a farmer,who happened to live in the ‘middle of nowhere’, I knew Physie was something I had to bring with me to the bush!
Coonamble Physical Culture Club has started this term in the small rural town of North Western NSW. We are a club of girls who spend most of our days either going to school, mustering livestock or driving for up to 80 km to get to Physie!
In this small town of Coonamble, Physie has started a buzz; with 56 members from five to twelve years, the girls are enthusiastic to learn the ways of this awesome sport. We are so excited to be joining the big BJP Physie family!”
Sweet Dreams
If you’ve ever come home from a Physie class feeling both energised and relaxed, you’ve probably already noticed
Physie Training At Home
Here are some easy, creative, and effective training ideas that Physie girls of all ages can try right
TIP OF THE WEEK
1st Repose From 1st, relax one knee, allowing the heel to come just off the floor. Do not
PHYSIE HACKS!!!!
Here is a weekly series to help you perfect some key Physie positions. Watch the video to see
Heidi Boardman Performing Art Gallery
Photography by Heidi Boardman
Did you know….
In 1926 a billboard advertisement for Bjelke-Petersen had pride of place at Lindfield railway station offering boxing, fencing,
