61. Active Australia - Junior Sport - Factsheets Balancing team sport with individual sports minibasketball and. go go golf. bocce - cultural studies. Introduce sports that develop a variety of skills http://www.activeaustralia.org/junior/inclusive.htm

Factsheets Inclusive Practices for Junior Sport Programs When developing a sports program, ensure that you have pondered the following: Balancing team sport with individual sports: mini-basketball and go go golf. Developing links with local community and sports clubs. Offering gender inclusive sports: touch hockey. Be sensitive to the needs of young people from non-English speaking backgrounds. Offer a combination of minor and major sports: kanga cricket lacrosse. Consider sports which encourage easy inclusion of young people with a disability Integrate sport into other curriculum areas: orienteering - maths bocce - cultural studies. Introduce sports that develop a variety of skills: roo ball - dribbling and kicking netta netball - catching and throwing. Offer gender and culturally appropriate sport settings - this may mean having girls only or boys only events. For further information please contact: Active Australia Junior Sport Unit Search About the site ASC Contacts ... Active Australia is an initiative supported by Sport Performance and Development Division at the Australian Sports Commission PO Box 176 Belconnen ACT 2616 Telephone: 02 6214 1111 Facsimile: 02 6251 2680 General enquires and more information on Active Australia © Australian Sports Commission Privacy

62. Hotel Santa Caterina **** - Hotel Scalea - Hotel Cosenza - Italy Translate this page di acquasplash, 2 campi da tennis illuminati, 2 campi da bocce, un campo staff, except those expressly specified as extra services or individual sports classes http://www.italiaabc.it/az/santacaterina/

Corso Mediterraneo, 172 - 87029 - Scalea (CS) - Italy Tel. 0985/20330 - Fax 0985/20689 N°Verde 167-236177 Sito internet: www.santacaterinavillage.com E-mail: info@santacaterinavillage.com Posizione : A Scalea a pochi passi dal centro storico, direttamente sul mare. Spiaggia : di sabbia e ghiaia, dotata di centro nautico, ombrelloni e sdraio, tendopoli con bar e discoteca notturna, assistenza bagnanti. Struttura : Composto da due edifici, immersi nel verde dei 40.000 mq di parco, separati dalla litoranea, ma uniti fra loro da una galleria shopping center, con boutique e bazar, giornali, tabacchi, souvenirs, abbigliamento e gadgets. Camere : 385, di cui 34 vista mare (supplemento extra in tutti i periodi), tutte le camere sono dotate di servizio interno (doccia o vasca da bagno), telefono, aria condizionata in luglio ed agosto ad orari prestabiliti (ore 13:30-16:00, ore 22:30-02:30). Ristorante Pizzeria e spaghetteria all'aperto: "Il Tamarisco", in funzione durante il periodo estivo, aperta dalle 21:30 fino a notte tarda. Servizi extra : Cassette di sicurezza, boutique, giornali e tabacchi, lavanderia, salone per acconciature, sale per riunioni o per incontri di lavoro, pasticceria, sala biliardo (carambola, biliardo).

63. Special Olympics Maine to match each individual s skill level and Summer sports Aquatics, Athletics, Basketball, Bowling Equestrian, Football (Soccer), Gymnastics, Volleyball, bocce. http://www.specialolympicsmaine.org/sports/index.asp

Training is essential to achieving the mission of Special Olympics. A common misconception is that Special Olympics consist of one or two events per year. False! Special Olympics is a year-round program offering training and athletic competition to its participants. Special Olympics Maine (SOME) athletes train for weeks with certified coaches to gain and master the skills required for a certain sport. All athletes must train a minimum of 8 weeks prior to a state competition. Training usually consist of between two to six hours of practice per week and includes warm ups, and stretching, a review of previously learned skills, instruction in new skills, game concepts, and conditioning. The instruction offered is designed to match each individual's skill level and athlete's abilities are continuously evaluated. Summer Sports Aquatics, Athletics, Basketball, Bowling, Equestrian, Football (Soccer), Gymnastics, Volleyball, Bocce Winter Sports Alpine Skiing, Nordic Skiing, Dual Skiing, Figure Skating, Speed Skating, Snowshoeing Unified Sports Golf, Bowling, Volleyball, Sailing, Bocce

64. Veneto Club Melbourne The following sports are available for spectator, individual or team participation Soccer, Tennis, Basketball, bocce (indoor bowls), Squash, Billiards http://www.venetoclubmelbourne.com/page6.html

Veneto Club, Melbourne - Australia Veneto Club Main Committee WHAT'S ON Club Activities ... PAGE Sports and Cultural Facilities Chronological History Cronologia Storica del Club ... ITALY OFFERED BY THE VENETO CLUB The following sports are available for spectator, individual or team participation: Soccer, Tennis, Basketball, Bocce (indoor bowls), Squash, Billiards, Shooters and Cricket. TENNIS There are six (6) en-tout-cas floodlit tennis courts. Tennis is played socially and competitive from junior level to A grade pennant. Membership is available to our club members at an additional cost and allows for the use of tennis courts all year round. For social tennis information can be obtained from the club's reception. For competition, enquiries can be made to Mr Dino Bettiol 9489 3170. BOCCE (INDOOR BOWLS) Courts are available for the use of club members. The Bocce membership is thriving and has regular social games and various competitions. The Veneto Club had the honour of being selected as the venue for the 1979 World Bocce Championships which were held outside of Europe for the very first time. Again, in 1985 we hosted the World Bocce Throwing Championships, and in 1988 the 25

65. Camp Robin Hood ~ Summer Camp Activities For Boys And Girls individual sports. Archery Shows. GAMES. Aussie Rules Football bocce Frisbee Golf Horseshoes Kickball Newcomb Pingpong Wiffle Ball. WATERFRONT. http://www.camprobinhood.com/activities.shtml

Camp Activities C ompetition at Robin Hood is what each individual camper desires it to be. For the team-oriented, athletic-minded youngster, Robin Hood offers inter-camp athletics in all sports at a variety of age levels. Plus, our own invitational tournaments are memorable events each summer. Other campers prefer to devote time to more individualized activities such as riding, drama, crafts and water-skiing, and their unique experiences become the highlights of their summer. TEAM SPORTS Baseball Basketball Field Hockey Football Lacrosse Roller Hockey Soccer Softball Street Hockey Team Handball Ultimate Frisbee Volleyball INDIVIDUAL SPORTS Archery Golf Gymnastics Ice Skating Riflery Tennis Track and Field EQUESTRIAN Horseback Riding - English - Trail Riding - Jumping - Dressage - Stable Management - Horse Shows GAMES Aussie Rules Football

66. Program Details For Special Olympics are classified as individual, team or Master sports. Master sports are only for athletes 30 years old and older. Currently, Indiana offers bocce and horseshoe http://www.infoki.com/cominfo/where_2_turn/kt0s04rg.htm

Go Back Special Olympics 5648 West 74th Street Indianapolis, IN 46278-1752 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information Monna Van Skyock (Delaware Co. contact) Toll Free within Indiana info@specialolympicsindiana.org Email www.specialolympicsindiana.org Web Address Operating Agency: Special Olympics Agency Type: Non-Profit Person in charge: Dennis Schmidt Executive Director Eligibility requirements: See Description Area Served: Delaware County About the program: Volunteer Opprtnty.: A variety of opportunities is available from the role of coach, to fund-raiser to timer and scorer. Required Documentation: Picture Identification Criminal Background Check Birth Certificate Social Security Card Proof of Income Driver's License Immunization Record Proof of Residence

67. Cleveland District UMC - Sports Ministry Archery One of the oldest sports know. Backpacking individual or in a group. bocce bocce Ball can be adapted to fit any space you have available. http://www.clevedumc.org/sports.htm

Home Conference Missions District Missions The Nehemiah Mission ... Hot Meal Programs Sports Ministry Summer Programs Back to District Programs Cleveland District United Methodist Church Sports Ministry Cleveland District Phone: Jan Yandell, District Associate E-mail: clevedistrict@clevedumc.org Here is a list of some Sports Ministry Programs that would be great to start at your church or perhaps you can just get together with family and friends. Sports Ministry 101 2nd Timothy 4:7-8, 1st Corinthians 9:24, Psalm 19:4-5, Nehemiah 8:10, Phillippians 3:14, Hebrews 12:1-2, 1st Corinthians 15:57, Michah 6:8, Proverbs 17:22, 1st Corinthians 9:25-27, Mark 12:30, Psalm 100:4. Aerobics: Aerobics is any form of exercise which requires oxygen to be supplied throughout the actual exercise. Anything from walking, dance, cycling, running, exercises that conditions the heart and lungs. Aerobic exercises should last at least 30 minutes for benefit, 60 minutes is now recommended at least 3 times a week. Senior aerobics can be done from a chair if needed. All ages can participate. Archery: One of the oldest sports know. (3000 B.C.) Archers shoot arrows as close to the middle of the target from a set distance. Each archer shoots the same number of arrows and score points according to the color of the target they hit. In a real target: 10 Yellow, 8 Red, 6 Blue, 4 Black, and 2 White. A large open space must be available. Safety is very important. Not recommended for younger children.

68. Carolina Meadows :: Publicity Now on to some of the individual winners. of the Kents, Bob won a second prize in bocce, while his The Kents covered many sports on their bicycle built for two http://www.carolinameadows.org/n_a_events/touch_aug02.html

Touch of Gray - August 2002 Camp MeadowWood Fourth of July Sports Day at Carolina Meadows Camp MeadowWood Residents and staff of Carolina Meadows Retirement Community welcomed 22 excited, wide-eyed children aged 6-13 to their campus in July for the last two-week long session of Camp MeadowWoods 2002 Season. Camp MeadowWood, previously known as the OPC (Orange, Persons, Chatham Counties) Children's Therapeutic Summer Camp, now recognizes both Carolina Meadows and Carol Woods Retirement Communities for their sponsorship of this unique program that combines therapy and the fun of camp. The OPC Foundation for Mental Health sends 60 children to Camp MeadowWood through donated scholarships. These children, challenged by emotional and behavioral problems and/or developmental disabilities, might not otherwise have the chance to experience summer day camp most children take for granted. Camp MeadowWood is unique. Not only do mental health professionals staff it, but it is an intergenerational camp as well. During the week over 45 Carolina Meadows residents and staff planned and participated in sports, workshops, and special activities with the children. For grandparents and great grandparents it was a natural interaction and the children responded to the special attention and caring very quickly.

69. Special Olympics Australia in Australia Aquatics (Swimming) Athletics (Track Field) Basketball bocce Floor Hockey under some circumstances) 2. Divide by ageindividual sports- 8-11 http://www.specialolympics.com.au/public/index.php?action=factsheets

70. Special Olympics - Luzerne County - Sports Offered provides training in several different programs, including bocce, Bowling, Long Distance Running/Walking, Powerlifting, Skiing, individual Soccer Skills http://mwhwebdesign.com/sopa_luzernecounty/sports/

Mission Statement Events Sports Offered What's New ... Global Messengers "Inspire Greatness" Luzerne County Special Olympics provides training in several different programs, including Bocce, Bowling, Long Distance Running/Walking, Powerlifting, Skiing, Individual Soccer Skills, Swimming, and Track and Field. Bocce is our newest program. Coaches are being trained, and training and competition sites are being investigated. Floor Hockey is also a new program. A gym is available, and equipment is currently being acquired. Training should begin shortly. Bowling is a 10-month program, while the others are seasonal. SOPALC hosts a multi-county invitational bowling tournament during the winter season funded by the generosity of the Wilkes-Barre Fire Department Athletic Association. Competition at the sectional level is in Allentown and state competition is at the Pennsylvania Special Olympics Summer Games at Penn State University. Long Distance Runners/Walkers train at Kirby Park, Wilkes-Barre in the fall. Local races are run on the courses at the park. Athletes also compete in local charity runs. Sectional competition is held at East Stroudsburg University and statewide events are offered at the SOPA Fall Festival at Villanova University. Powerlifting is offered during the fall. Training at Danko's Fitness Center in Plains, PA leads to competition in some local events that provide a class for Special Olympics athletes. Additional competition is offered at the Eastern Fall Sectional at East Stroudsburg University and state competition at the SOPA Fall Festival at Villanova University.

71. HIGHLIGHTS OF EVENTS 2003 including the Minister of Community Development sports, Dr Yaacob athletes did quite well and won an individual gold and a 18 October bocce Championship 2003. http://www.specialolympics.org.sg/e2003.htm

HIGHLIGHTS OF EVENTS 2003 15 February 2003 Unified Soccer Partners Orientation Workshop 1 March 2003 Train The Trainer Course Incorporating Floor Hockey Held at Bendemeer Secondary School, a total of 26 participants, mainly teachers and training officers from special schools/centres, attended the 1-day course. The first part of the course was jointly conducted by Ms Martha Lee, Mr Patrick Aw and Ms Lau Kim Lan and topics covered included: 1. Special Olympics Orientation 2. Sports Safety 3. Coaching Special Athletes 4. Divisioning The second part of the course focussed on the sports component covering Flockey Hockey. The theory aspect was conducted by Ms Sukvinder Kaur who went through the list of equipment needed for the game. This was followed by a practical session conducted by Mr Vincent Yeo at the Floor Hockey Court where the participants had a hands-on learning experience on training methods with regards to stickhandling, passing, defense and shooting. They also had the opportunity to play the game itself. The course ended with an evaluation by the participants and according to their feedback, they were satisfied with the way the course was conducted.

72. North Carolina Senior Games individual Medley . . Tournament sports Badminton Singles Badminton Doubles Badminton Mixed Doubles Billiards bocce Croquet Horseshoes Racquetball http://www.ncseniorgames.org/sport.htm

Sports and Events 2004 NCSG Official Rules Book Individuals compete for awards in their own sex and age category within five year increments (55-59, 60-64,65-69, 70-74, 75-79, 80-84, 85-89, 90-94, 95-99, 100+). Click on Local Senior Games to choose a qualifying site for 2004! Click on Calendar for State Finals dates. 2003 State Finals Results State Finals Records - 2003 Edition 2004 State Finals Preliminary Schedule 2004 State Finals Map State Finals Official Sports and Events Field Events Discus Throw Shot Put Standing Long Jump Running Long Jump Individual Activities Archery Compound-Release Aid Archery Compound Archery Conventional-Recurve Basketball Shooting Bowling Singles Bowling Doubles Bowling Mixed Doubles Cycling - 1 Mile Cycling - 5K Cycling - 10K Football Throw Golf Softball Throw Spin Casting Swimming 50 Yd. Backstroke 100 Yd. Backstroke 200 Yd. Backstroke 50 Yd. Breaststroke 100 Yd. Breaststroke 200 Yd. Breaststroke 50 Yd. Butterfly 100 Yd. Butterfly 200 Yd. Butterfly 50 Yd. Freestyle 100 Yd. Freestyle 200 Yd. Freestyle 500 Yd. Freestyle

73. Special Olympics Maryland Charles County offer both team sports and individual sports, as well sports offered are (by season) Fall Golf Basketball Summer Aquatics, Athletic, bocce, Softball, Equestrian http://www.volunteersolutions.org/vsm/org/222892.html

Home Login Search Spotlight ... About Us Special Olympics Maryland Charles County Last updated on February 27, 2004 Special Olympics offers year-round sport training and competition in a variety of Olympic type sports. To be eligible, athletes must be at least 8 years of age and there is no upper age limit. Description: Special Olympics currently offers 16 sports programs. We offer both team sports and individual sports, as well as a motor activities program for those with lower ability levels. Sports offered are (by season): Fall Golf, Unified Volleyball, Unified Soccer, Power lifting Winter Alpine, Nordic, and Modified Alpine Skiing Spring Ten Pin Bowling, Basketball Summer Aquatics, Athletic, Bocce, Softball, Equestrian, Kayaking History: Special Olympics was founded in 1968 in Silver Spring, MD 2003 marks 30 years of Special Olympics programs to Charles County Athletes. In May of 2003 the offices of Special Olympics Charles County were destroyed by fire. All of our history and pamphlets were also destroyed. Luckily some of our information was on computer and we can send out some information. When requesting more information please include your mailing address.

74. Vernon Hills High School - Course Offerings program of team and individual sports activities from on the development of individual skills. training, snowshoeing, softball, gymnastics, bocce ball, bowling http://vhhs.district128.org/courses/physical_ed/

Course Offerings PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT COURSE SEQUENCES ADAPTIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DANCE I DANCE II ... WEIGHT TRAINING/CONDITIONING COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Each student must be enrolled in a physical welfare class each semester of attendance. 8502 ADAPTIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION is a yearlong course open to grades 9 through 12. Prerequisite: Physician's Recommendation. Adaptive Physical Education is provided to meet the needs of those students with either a permanent or temporary physical limitation. A doctor's recommendation is required before the student is admitted to class. This program of modified activities gives students an opportunity to participate in a physical education environment. 8521, 8522 DANCE I is a semester course, offered both semesters and open to grades 10 through 11. Prerequisite: None. Dance I offers students the opportunity to learn basic elements and techniques of dance. Various styles of dance, including jazz, modern, ballet, and tap, will be taught. Students will choreograph dance routines and perform their original compositions. All students will continue to focus on fitness through the development of an individual fitness plan. Sections and class size will be limited. 8523, 8524 DANCE II is a semester course, offered both semesters and open to grades 10 through 12. Prerequisite: Dance I or Placement.

75. Scholastic News In-depth: Special Olympics bocce can be played as both an individual and team sport. Homer Fleming practices his bowling skills at Edgewood Bowl in Neosho, Missouri, in May. http://teacher.scholastic.com/scholasticnews/indepth/special_olympics/athletes/i

76. Sports & Fitness > Other Sports sports Fitness Other sports. SubCategories Catalog City Light-Up bocce Ball Set Spilsbury s own Why call the game on account of darkness? http://www.growingsport.com/j/41842/

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77. Q A either a bocce ball or jack. 7 Q Is bocce a team or individual sport? A Both. Disciplines for teams are Pairs, classic bocce http://www.seattlebocce.com/html/q_a.html

Frequently Asked Questions and Answers Q: What is bocce? A: The aim of the game is to place ones bocce balls as near as possible to a target ball that is called the jack. The opponent, in turn, attempts to place his bocce balls nearer to this jack or to move the bocce balls that prevent him from doing so. Q: How many bocce styles are there? A: There are three main bocce sport systems played today: Volo (Lyonnaise) Raffa , and Petanque . Besides these three bocce sport systems, there is also fourth one, so called English bocce or lawn bowling. All of these systems have some common characteristics and rules. However, the differences among them are significant and relate to types of shots, equipment, courts, rules, athletic elements, speed, etc. Though there are three distinct bocce systems, the subject of this project is VOLO bocce system. VOLO system is the most dynamic and demanding of the bocce types played. It is very attractive and requires incredible precision, strong athletic capabilities, concentration, and fast and correct decision-making based on excellent knowledge of a variety of game strategies. Q: What is bocce equipment?

78. TRSportsInfo skills while learning the rules and strategies for indoor, individual and team bocce. Participants are introduced to the sport in one person or group boats http://www.stpete.org/rec/recreation_Pages/trInfo/trsportsInfo.htm

Therapeutic Recreation SPORTS For persons with developmental disabilities BOCCE Develop skills while learning the rules and strategies for indoor, individual and team bocce. Instruction provided. Adaptive equipment available. For all ages (parents are requested to stay with participants under age 12). Azalea Middle School Mondays, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Monthly: Residents $6.00, Non-Residents $9.60 RUN, JUMP, SHOOT! (R.J.S.) Develop basketball skills, coordination and enhance physical fitness. Ages 15 and up. Azalea Middle School Gym Thursdays, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Monthly: Residents $6.00, Non-residents $9.60 TENNIS Focusing on basic to intermediate skills instruction and preparation for Special Olympics tennis competition. Emphasis is on individual achievement. Northwest Recreation Center Courts. Tuesdays, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Monthly: Residents $6:00, Non-residents $9.60 *Please bring one can of balls to the first class.

79. Boccia For People With Disabilities, It can be played for recreation, as a competitive sport, or for physical education A regulation bocce court consists of two areas individual player boxes http://www.ncpad.org/Factshthtml/Boccia.htm

Home Color Scheme [ Search Contact us ... Site Map breadCrumbs("www.ncpad.org",">>","default.htm","breadcrumbs","breadcrumbs","breadcrumbs","0"); Back Home Bocce Bocce is a competitive game that can be played one-on-one, in pairs, or in teams of three. It is played on a specially marked court, usually with a hard surface. The object of the game is to throw or bowl game balls so that they land as close as possible to a special target ball. The game begins with a player throwing the white target ball onto the court. Opponents then take turns trying to throw or bowl their game balls as close as possible to the target ball. When all the game balls have been thrown, a referee determines the points awarded to individuals or teams based on a measurement of how close the game balls are to the target ball. Bocce is an official sport of the National Disability Sports Alliance (NDSA), the Dwarf Athletic Association of America (DAAA) and Special Olympics International (SOI). Two modified versions of bocce are commonly played: precision bocce and Special Olympics Bocce. Benefits of Playing Bocce Bocce can be enjoyed by persons of all ages and persons with a wide variety of disabilities. It can be played for recreation, as a competitive sport, or for physical education in school programs. The game requires planning and strategy in trying to place game balls for maximum scoring. It also can develop or increase hand/eye coordination. Finally, bocce is an activity in which individuals with severe disabilities can participate and develop high levels of skill. The game can be easily adapted to allow players with functional limitations to use chutes and ramps to place their game balls into play.

80. Bocce Standards Association - FAQs ibocce.com, and many other club/league/tournament/individual websites set out to make these available so that Court bocce could become a sport played the http://www.homebuyerconsultants.com/BSA/faq.htm

Answers to some Frequently Asked Bocce Questions Table of Contents What is the history of Bocce? What is the difference between bocce, bocci, and boccie? What is the proper pronunciation of "bocce"? What is Court Bocce? ... How do websites qualify to be on your 'Links' webpage? The Home Page URL for this site is http://www.BocceStandardsAssociation.org BSA Webmaster Revised: March 01, 2004 What is the history of Bocce? The only fact for sure is that bocce is a game that is centuries old. Several descriptions with similarities can be found on the Internet. One version of the history of bocce published by the Wonderful World of Bocce Association on their website is as follows: "The beginnings of the game of bocce are lost in the darkness of time. Traces of the game can be found among the early Egyptians, and graphic representations of figures tossing a ball or polished stone have been recorded as early as 5200 B.C. While modern day bocce bears little resemblance to these early findings, one thing is certain: that through its evolution the objective has been constant - try to come as close to a fixed target as possible. From this early objective, the basic rules of bocce were born. Bocce must have been part of the therapeutic advice given by the early Greek physicians Ipocrates and Galileo who indeed believed that the invigorating exercise provided by this game could have beneficial results. It is said that the early Romans were among the first to play the game, at times using coconuts brought back from Africa. Later on, hard olive wood was used to carve out bocce balls. Quickly gaining status, there are indications that bocce was enjoyed by such luminaries as the emperor Augustus.

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