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New Developmental Sport by NKU Hantis Club

by Ben Fatherree

Apr 13, 2010

^RECIEVE A COMPLIMENTARY HANTIS ACTION PACK JUST BY RESPONDING!

My name is Ben Fatherree. I am an undergraduate at Northern Kentucky University as well as the president and founder of NKU's Hantis Club Chapter. Our 30 members compete in tournaments on campus, hold demos in the region, and four members just returned from Ecuador where they were sharing the sport with students in the Amazon. On behalf of our organization and NKU, we know the best way to get students to be more active, successful participants in the classroom is to get them more excited and involved. A great way to do this is through being physically active; playing games and sport activites. We’d like to offer your P.E. department a complimentary package, designed by our club members, to introduce you and your students to a new activity you'll both enjoy. Most certainly, your school already has all the equipment necessary to play, just four tables and one tennis ball.

The activity is similar to ping...See More^RECIEVE A COMPLIMENTARY HANTIS ACTION PACK JUST BY RESPONDING!

My name is Ben Fatherree. I am an undergraduate at Northern Kentucky University as well as the president and founder of NKU's Hantis Club Chapter. Our 30 members compete in tournaments on campus, hold demos in the region, and four members just returned from Ecuador where they were sharing the sport with students in the Amazon. On behalf of our organization and NKU, we know the best way to get students to be more active, successful participants in the classroom is to get them more excited and involved. A great way to do this is through being physically active; playing games and sport activites. We’d like to offer your P.E. department a complimentary package, designed by our club members, to introduce you and your students to a new activity you'll both enjoy. Most certainly, your school already has all the equipment necessary to play, just four tables and one tennis ball.

The activity is similar to ping-pong and volleyball, making it very simple to learn. We’ve already introduced the game to kids (age 9-15), as well as physically handicapped players who've shared in the fun. For you, we can provide teaching materials and a short DVD for the students. If you’d like to try out this new activity, please respond and we’ll be glad to send you a complimentary Hantis Action Pack*. There are no strings attached, we really enjoy sharing this cool sport and influencing more kids to become physically active.

Included in the Hantis Action Pack 1 Instructor Guide 2 Tennis Balls 3 Minute Instructional DVD video and a short survey**

*If you want a packet ASAP, please include the school’s Full Mailing Address in your response email. **Unless you inform us otherwise, we will use Your Name as the addressee.

We hope that you will try out our packet even if your school already has plenty of activities. This game is easy to setup, quick to learn, to teach a lot of students fast. Yes, the game can be challenging to some, but once they score their first point, they'll be hooked. To know more about the sport of hantis, visit [link removed].

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Ben Fatherree President NKU Hantis Club Highland Heights, KY [email removed]

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Linda Cunningham Hi, I'm just wondering if it's too late to receive an action pack. Need something new and just ran across this. Thanks, Linda

On 4/13/10, Ben Fatherree wrote: > ^RECIEVE A COMPLIMENTARY HANTIS ACTION PACK JUST BY > RESPONDING! > > My name is Ben Fatherree. I am an undergraduate at Northern > Kentucky University as well as th...See MoreHi, I'm just wondering if it's too late to receive an action pack. Need something new and just ran across this. Thanks, Linda

On 4/13/10, Ben Fatherree wrote: > ^RECIEVE A COMPLIMENTARY HANTIS ACTION PACK JUST BY > RESPONDING! > > My name is Ben Fatherree. I am an undergraduate at Northern > Kentucky University as well as the president and founder of > NKU's Hantis Club Chapter. Our 30 members compete in > tournaments on campus, hold demos in the region, and four > members just returned from Ecuador where they were sharing > the sport with students in the Amazon. On behalf of our > organization and NKU, we know the best way to get students > to be more active, successful participants in the classroom > is to get them more excited and involved. A great way to do > this is through being physically active; playing games and > sport activites. We’d like to offer your P.E. department a > complimentary package, designed by our club members, to > introduce you and your students to a new activity you'll > both enjoy. Most certainly, your school already has all the > equipment necessary to play, just four tables and one > tennis ball. > > The activity is similar to ping-pong and volleyball, making > it very simple to learn. We’ve already introduced the game > to kids (age 9-15), as well as physically handicapped > players who've shared in the fun. For you, we can provide > teaching materials and a short DVD for the students. If > you’d like to try out this new activity, please respond and > we’ll be glad to send you a complimentary Hantis Action > Pack*. There are no strings attached, we really enjoy > sharing this cool sport and influencing more kids to become > physically active. > > Included in the Hantis Action Pack 1 Instructor Guide 2 > Tennis Balls 3 Minute Instructional DVD video and a short > survey** > > *If you want a packet ASAP, please include the school’s > Full Mailing Address in your response email. **Unless you > inform us otherwise, we will use Your Name as the > addressee. > > We hope that you will try out our packet even if your > school already has plenty of activities. This game is easy > to setup, quick to learn, to teach a lot of students fast. > Yes, the game can be challenging to some, but once they > score their first point, they'll be hooked. To know more > about the sport of hantis, visit [link removed]

Sep 13, 2010

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Tom Pacetti Sounds like a great new game. Is there anyway I can receive more information?

On 9/13/10, Linda Cunningham wrote: > > Hi, > I'm just wondering if it's too late to receive an action > pack. Need something new and just ran across this. > Thanks, > Linda > > > > On 4/13/10, Ben Fatherree wrote: >> ^RECIEVE...See MoreSounds like a great new game. Is there anyway I can receive more information?

On 9/13/10, Linda Cunningham wrote: > > Hi, > I'm just wondering if it's too late to receive an action > pack. Need something new and just ran across this. > Thanks, > Linda > > > > On 4/13/10, Ben Fatherree wrote: >> ^RECIEVE A COMPLIMENTARY HANTIS ACTION PACK JUST BY >> RESPONDING! >> >> My name is Ben Fatherree. I am an undergraduate at Northern >> Kentucky University as well as the president and founder of >> NKU's Hantis Club Chapter. Our 30 members compete in >> tournaments on campus, hold demos in the region, and four >> members just returned from Ecuador where they were sharing >> the sport with students in the Amazon. On behalf of our >> organization and NKU, we know the best way to get students >> to be more active, successful participants in the classroom >> is to get them more excited and involved. A great way to do >> this is through being physically active; playing games and >> sport activites. We’d like to offer your P.E. department a >> complimentary package, designed by our club members, to >> introduce you and your students to a new activity you'll >> both enjoy. Most certainly, your school already has all the >> equipment necessary to play, just four tables and one >> tennis ball. >> >> The activity is similar to ping-pong and volleyball, making >> it very simple to learn. We’ve already introduced the game >> to kids (age 9-15), as well as physically handicapped >> players who've shared in the fun. For you, we can provide >> teaching materials and a short DVD for the students. If >> you’d like to try out this new activity, please respond and >> we’ll be glad to send you a complimentary Hantis Action >> Pack*. There are no strings attached, we really enjoy >> sharing this cool sport and influencing more kids to become >> physically active. >> >> Included in the Hantis Action Pack 1 Instructor Guide 2 >> Tennis Balls 3 Minute Instructional DVD video and a short >> survey** >> >> *If you want a packet ASAP, please include the school’s >> Full Mailing Address in your response email. **Unless you >> inform us otherwise, we will use Your Name as the >> addressee. >> >> We hope that you will try out our packet even if your >> school already has plenty of activities. This game is easy >> to setup, quick to learn, to teach a lot of students fast. >> Yes, the game can be challenging to some, but once they >> score their first point, they'll be hooked. To know more >> about the sport of hantis, visit [link removed]

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