Comments on: About Us http://www.netballmatch.com Spreading the word that Netball is really the beautiful game Tue, 03 May 2011 13:08:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: admin http://www.netballmatch.com/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-8 admin Fri, 16 Oct 2009 20:35:14 +0000 http://www.curlisportswear.com/?page_id=2#comment-8 Very true - a team dressed in a smart kit can look intimidating and can make their opposition think they are better than they are but they need to have the skills to back it up once on court. But, sometimes the most unassuming looking player can surprise also. Looks can be deceiving! Our T-shirts were originally intended to be worn at netball training or whilst working out at the gym but can be used as a playing kit also. Thanks for the links to the photos - there are some great action shots. Thanks also for the link to Women Sports Report - we'll check it out. Very true – a team dressed in a smart kit can look intimidating and can make their opposition think they are better than they are but they need to have the skills to back it up once on court. But, sometimes the most unassuming looking player can surprise also. Looks can be deceiving!

Our T-shirts were originally intended to be worn at netball training or whilst working out at the gym but can be used as a playing kit also.

Thanks for the links to the photos – there are some great action shots. Thanks also for the link to Women Sports Report – we’ll check it out.

]]> By: johncoxon http://www.netballmatch.com/about-2/comment-page-1/#comment-5 johncoxon Thu, 15 Oct 2009 16:04:55 +0000 http://www.curlisportswear.com/?page_id=2#comment-5 Hi, See your point about the T shirts "won't make you a better player" etc but actually i am inclined to disagree to some extent! I have specialised in field hockey for a bit at all levels including internationals and think there is a psychological edge to be gained from having a well designed professional looking strip both in terms of raising individual players self esteem (through looking and feeling good wearing it , looking the part so to speak also part of the team- if everyone wears the uniform not a mix and match that some teams turn up in as if they didn't give a damm! ) but also, if the opposition are in traditional dull stuff they are going feel bad and that's good too for well kitted teams. Games are one and lost in the head largely and appearance has an impact on the mind set of the opposition. Check this out http://www.johncoxon.com for images from the recent World Netball Series , Manchester. and if you are looking for a vehicle to promote the game and your company and it's products try where I work as a senior sports journo and pro photographer to the same end- and the Editor is an active competitive netballer. http://www.womensportreport.com/index.php?menu=57&almenu=61&tipus=cikkek&menuszint=0&showpage=newsmore&id=10156 Regards John Salford , UK johne.coxon@ntlworld.com Mobile : 0044 (0)7989 300 104 Hi, See your point about the T shirts “won’t make you a better player” etc but actually i am inclined to disagree to some extent!

I have specialised in field hockey for a bit at all levels including internationals and think there is a psychological edge to be gained from having a well designed professional looking strip both in terms of raising individual players self esteem (through looking and feeling good wearing it , looking the part so to speak also part of the team- if everyone wears the uniform not a mix and match that some teams turn up in as if they didn’t give a damm! ) but also, if the opposition are in traditional dull stuff they are going feel bad and that’s good too for well kitted teams. Games are one and lost in the head largely and appearance has an impact on the mind set of the opposition.

Check this out

http://www.johncoxon.com for images from the recent World Netball Series , Manchester.

and if you are looking for a vehicle to promote the game and your company and it’s products try where I work as a senior sports journo and pro photographer to the same end- and the Editor is an active competitive netballer.
http://www.womensportreport.com/index.php?menu=57&almenu=61&tipus=cikkek&menuszint=0&showpage=newsmore&id=10156

Regards
John
Salford , UK
johne.coxon@ntlworld.com
Mobile : 0044 (0)7989 300 104

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