On Wednesday 13th January 2004, Speed Stacks visited Thames View Junior School in Barking, Essex.

We were invited down by the Head Teacher Miss Shipley, who had read about Speed Stacks and was interested in finding out more about sport stacking first-hand.

Speed Stacks arranged to do an assembly, which was very well received, followed by a workshop. The workshop was great fun for the students and their teachers.

The children and teachers present were taught to do 3-3-3 and 3-6-3 stacking sequences.

What does stacking do?
Sport stacking, along with being good fun, encourages bilateral proficiency (using both hands at the same time).

This ability translates into many other areas of a person's life (playing other sports, musical instruments, using a computer keyboard and more).

Who is stacking for?
Everyone gets a chance to participate regardless of their levels of ability. Near the end of the session we held some fun relay races, engaging groups of students awaiting their turns.

Sport stacking is a cost-effective program for large groups of students. Competition in team events builds teamwork. Working together can be great fun too.

Enthusiasm is contagious!
Other teachers who on hearing the cheers and excitement being generated came down to the hall witnessed the events.

About a Speed Stacks Workshop:
Our workshops include an introduction to sport stacking followed by a step-by-step, "hands-on" instructional segment designed to give you the confidence you need to introduce sport stacking

Learn to teach sport stacking. Let our workshop introduce you to the most effective ways to begin a benefits-rich sport stacking program within your school. Your students will gain skills from every minute of stacking fun.

Sign Up today for a Speed Stacks Workshop or Demonstration at your school.

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