Women's Australian Football Association

Want to have fun, get fit, meet new friends or learn a new sport?  We have what you're looking for!  Check the Minnesota Freeze and Australian Rules Football.  We offer unique opportunities for everyone!  For more information, visit our team page and our Meetup group.

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For the third session of Fitness through Footy Darcy Franklin will be leading us through a Crossfit workout at Tangletown Crossfit. CrossFit is a strength and conditioning brand that combines weightlifting, sprinting, gymnastics, power lifting, kettle ball training, plyometrics, rowing, and medicine ball training.

Each workout can be scaled to work for any level of fitness.

Cost

This session will cost $5 per person.

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Stateside Footy presents a pair of Australian Rules Football matches, played on October 8, 2011 at the USAFL Nationals Tournament in Austin, TX. The first half of the show features Women's Footy as a combined team featuring the Boston Lady Demons (along with players from Baltimore-Washington and Columbus) plays a 2x20 Women's Footy match against the Minnesota Freeze Women's team. The second half features a 2x20 Division 4 match between a mixed team featuring reserves from Boston, San Diego and Seattle taking on a mixed squad of players from Dallas, Austin and Portland. read more »

Location

Fitness through Footy will be returning bigger and better for 2012! We'll be meeting 10 times starting with this session and continuing through mid April.  The full schedule will be published soon.

For our first session, we're returning to the dome at Central Middle School in Wayzata (near I-494 and I-394).  We recommend getting there about 15 minutes early so that we can be ready for the workout right at the start time. read more »

With the growing popularity of women's football in North America, many clubs had new coaches in 2011 who are now looking forward to 2012.

Minnesota Freeze

Vita.mn | By Todd Nelson | Aug 25, 2011

Kathryn Hogg is giving Australian Rules Football a kick in this country and in its homeland Down Under.

Hogg is a founding member of the women's team of the Minnesota Freeze Australian Rules Football Club and helped organize the first women's exhibition match in this country. read more »

By Derrick Grams | August 11, 2011

After a little prodding, it didn’t take long for Becky Kraft to appreciate playing Australian Rules Football.

The Plymouth native, who played Gaelic football while studying abroad in Ireland, returned to Minnesota and began playing Twin Cities Gaelic football. Some of her teammates also played Australian Rules Football, but the sport’s physicality deterred her initially. read more »

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