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About the Central Blues Football Club

Based in downtown Toronto, the Central Blues Football Club is the most centrally located football club in the OAFL. Whether by TTC or on foot, most locations utilised by the football club are conveniently located and is extremely accessible by all. Indoor training sessions are held near Carlton & Sherbourne. And once the snow thaws, the club holds its outdoor training sessions at the University of Toronto backfield.

The club entered the OAFL (Ontario Australian Football League) in 2006 and have quickly established themselves as a proud and passionate club.

It is reknown as being the most social club off the field - but at the same time is highly competitive once they cross the white line. 2008 saw the club finish with an 8-5 win-loss record(5th on the OAFL ladder) - enabling the club to compete in the finals series where they eventually finished 4th overall in the 10 team league.

2009 is shaping up to be a very exciting season for this young up and coming side.

Monday, January 12, 2009

2009 Pre-Season Training Details

2008 Blues Best & Fairest (Kien La) in full flight during the Semi-Final loss to the Hawks

The Blues have finalised their pre-season training schedules for the upcoming 2009 season. The information is as follows:

Venue:
Our Lady Of Lourdes Catholic School (444 Sherbourne Street, Toronto)
Days: Monday and Wednesday evenings 6.30pm - 8.30pm (the first session will be held Australia Day 26th January 2009)
Cost: $50 per Blues Player (FREE for guests of players / New 2009 recruits)

In addition 3 sessions will be held at the Varsity Dome at the University of Toronto grounds.

Emphasis of indoor sessions will be building player fitness levels and basic skills work (perfect for beginners new to the game).

We cannot emphasise enough the importance of the pre-season training. The indoor sessions are critical for players who want to ensure that their aerobic fitness is up to scratch once outdoor sessions start (when the ability to run out sessions is critical for effective training). These sessions also provide the opportunity for players to (re-)familiarise themselves with ball handling of the unique Australian ball.

It is no coincidence that the most consistent and effective players during the 2008 season were players who took part in the bulk if not ALL of the pre-season training sessions.

And players - don't forget to remind your training buddy about attendance!

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