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Korfball club Swift is the first to offer a JBF workshop!
The Amsterdam korfball club Swift was the first korfball club in the Netherlands to host a workshop by the John Blankenstein Foundation. On Wednesday evening, 2 September, the junior A1 and A2 teams and their trainers were treated to a workshop led by Thijs de Greeff and Casper Boom.
The Amsterdam korfball club Swift was the first korfball club in the Netherlands to host a workshop by the John Blankenstein Foundation. On Wednesday evening, 2 September, the junior A1 and A2 teams and their trainers were treated to a workshop led by Thijs de Greeff and Casper Boom.
In a lively workshop, participants engaged in conversation based on Thijs and Casper's own stories, a little bit of theory and knowledge transfer, interactive working methods and propositions, with the central theme being that everyone was allowed to give their opinion, as long as they explained why they felt that way.
The workshop concluded with a short quiz, in which captain Jonathan proved to be the smartest and fastest player. He received a beautiful rainbow-coloured captain's armband as a prize. Naturally, the JBF hopes that this armband will be worn with pride!
The youth players at Swift proved to be an enthusiastic and open-minded group, where acceptance of people who are ‘different’ is of paramount importance.
The workshop concluded with a delicious pasta meal, followed by a one-off korfball training session led by Casper Boom.



