Coleambally Physical Culture finishes strong

Adjudicators travelled from Sydney to observe and judge the competition.

Physical Culture (or physi) is best described as a mixture of yoga and pilates set to modern music.

The show kicked off with four performances from the Tiny Tots group. 

Between age groups, some girls entertained with their non-physi dances, which were a hit with the crowd.

With a little persuasion and the offer of a schooner of beer, a handful of men and boys took part in a marching competition, with Carl Pound coming out on top.

Event organiser and club founder Rebecca Boag thanked the local club and the community for their continued support.

“I would like to thank the Coleambally Community Club for being such wonderful supporters of us all year, by allowing us to hold our classes there each week,” she said. 

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“Also a big thank-you to the judges Anna Blaikie, Kelly McMahon and Sally Marks, from Putney Physical Culture Club in Sydney for travelling to Coly to judge the girls.”

Awards were handed out across six age groups.

Five and six years:

Seven and eight years:

Nine and 10 years:

11 and 12 years:

Ladies Competition:

She confirmed that the club would return next year, with the new season slated to begin in February. 

“I encourage any girl of any age to come along and join us.”

For more information on Physical Culture visit  www.epphysi.com.au or the Coleambally Physical Culture Clubs Facebook page.