Sienna felt a bit overwhelmed being the only 8 year old to perform in the first flashmob for the day and the butterflies got the better of her, she made a few mistakes and went off to her mother crying part way through her routine. With a lot of encouragement she wiped the tears away and went back on. She was still stumbling a little and her face showed her nerves. Halayna, a 9 year old from another club was watching from the audience 
Sienna’s mum says that this was a great lesson for all 3 of her daughters. “Sienna made lots of new friends and when it was over, was asking if she could do it again next year! All the ladies were so wonderful to Sienna – I’m grateful for their encouragement and kindness.”
Halayna’s mum watching with tears in her eyes as she watched her daughter overcome her own nerves to help another person. Physie girls do what they have to do!
The girls came off smiling and chatting, exchanging names and clubs only to discover that they will meet up at their first interclub for the year!
A life long Physie friendship has been formed.
Who Makes The Interclubs Happen?
This week a big shout out to all the people who make the competitions run…. you know who
BEST PHYSIE DAD EVER
Is Dad your biggest supporter? This fathers day why not surprise him with this Physie Dad polo top,
Tip Of The Week
Adoration is a very hard position to perfect. Here are some helpful tips in making sure your adoration
Did you know?
Physical Culture in Australia was established by Hans-Christian Bjelke-Petersen in 1892! Christian developed a program that was adopted









