Jordan.Eaton from Central School of Speach and Drama wrote

A few weeks ago I partook in a Street Trainging session with Lottie Child at Cetral School of Speech and Drama. Not only did it release an the inner child, imagination and expression within myself but it also made the idea of play on the streets an attractive aspect rather than an Anti-social behavior - a view I would of concluded prior to the session. Street Training is something I find inspirational whislt also combining feelings of excitement and fear, a concept i find invigorating and fun. I love how street training combines a varitety of aspects such as martial arts, gymnastics, participation, sharing etc etc. However, what I find most intriguing is how we can learn and be taught by the innocence and imaginations of children, and how there is so much to learn from them, even though we ourselves use to be one and have been moulded and shaped to conform to society and 'their' rules.

Im currently at Central School fo Speech and Drama studying Drama, Applied Theatre and Education. Having had Street Training put in front of me, its made me realise how this inner being has always been lurking, and the small 'performances' or 'playing' i've done on the streest are of the street training and i'm glad i've found a place where people can share their experiences and perform as a group and individually.

P.S Sorry for all the spelling mistakes. XD