Judy Murray

It's a tough job.

You know, when you hear Judy Murray talking about sitting in, sitting in Andy's box, you know, it's, you don't wanna give away any sort of emotions and different things.

So it can be a tough ask over a five-hour match for these men's matches and three, three sets for the women's matches.

Um, but that's why we love tennis, isn't it? So [laughs] it's got so much emotions in it.

Again, we can all help each other.

Judy Murray always says, let the activity do the teaching for you.

And she's one of, wrote the foreword on my book and I've learned so much from her in teaching.

being the mother of Andy and Jamie Murray, two world number ones.

So good.

All right, Sarah, for you, I'm going to go with one of Judy Murray's favorite lines that she has said to me over and over again for years and years and years.

She's lived and breathed.

Let the activity do the teaching for you.

I think that I'm sure Linda has some thoughts.

Yeah, if I can jump in and add a little bit, because I think, you know, whether it's games based learning, whether it's constraints based learning, what we're talking about is facilitating learning and developing people.

And when it's done skillfully, like we've mentioned Judy Murray, when it's done skillfully, it looks effortless.

But the intentionality that sits behind that is truly planned.

We have a Facebook page as well.

and our website is satpe.co.uk we've got our make time for PE if you look up make time for PE on on Google or wherever you'll see a lot you'll see all the different videos and things that we've done to to kind of promote that it's we actually one of our big ones was we get Judy Murray to kind of provide a quote for us as well which is which was massive for us to talk about the value of PE and why we need specialists as well so there's and there's lots of things that and we're always kind of looking at different initiatives we've been involved with the Scottish government with um Women and Girls in Sport Week and things like that we've met so many fantastic individuals Rose Riley, Scotland's only World Cup winner so many fantastic people there so if you have a wee look at that you'll see some of these things that'll pop up and you can explore that

Thank you so much.

And there we have it.

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