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Chair Yoga is a gentle form of yoga that can be done seated on a chair or use the chair for support when standing. The benefits are improved balance, flexibility concentration and strength. Chair Yoga also helps with reducing tension, aiding relaxation and reduces the stress on joints. This is ideal for people who would love to try yoga but who may struggle with moving from standing to kneeling, lying down or who would require support and balance.

Disability and Inclusive Activity Clubs are fun and accessible that provide Paralympic and multi-sports for disabled people. Delivering high quality sports and physical activity provision for the community and offering expert knowledge of disability sport through our fully-qualified sports coaches

Supported cardiac rehabilitation programme consisting of light circuit based exercises through referral from GP

Weekly multi-sports club for people with learning disability/ASD. 1pm-2pm at South Lake Leisure Centre Opportunity provided by www.activelivingnolimits.co.uk hosted by Disability Sport NI

Peterborough's number 1 fitness coaching experience. We specialise in helping people move, feel and look better than they ever have done, regardless of their starting point. Every disability is different and every individual requires different adaptations, but we can all move and improve. Be inspired to progress and challenge yourself, supported by our expert coaches.

Bristol Rovers Community Trust have partnered up with the FA to deliver an FA Para Football Talent Hub. This is part of the England Talent pathway and hopes to find the Para England stars of the future. The sessions are aimed at both male and females aged from 8 – 16 years old who have/are one of the following: -Cerebral Palsy -Visual Impairment -Deaf/Hard of Hearing It is recommended that players have a reasonable level of football ability for these sessions. But if you are unsure pleas...

Walking netball is played at walking pace, with players not allowed to run. This includes with the ball or off the ball, and includes jogging. You can ‘walk’ as fast as you want and walking as described in the rules is “one foot must be in contact with the ground at all times'”.

Walking Netball is a slower version of the game; it is netball, but at a walking pace. Sessions are full of fun, laughter and camaraderie. It is not a requirement to register in advance but if you choose not to follow the online registration process we do ask that you email the contact on this page so where possible, they are able to communicate with you should any cancellation occur. Payment for these sessions will be made directly with our partner deliverers, for more information use the cont...

Instructor led sessions where participants are able to follow individually tailored exercise to meet their muscular skeletal conditions.

Wycombe Badminton have lots of experience working with people with autism and people with a learning disability. Their sessions are based on games and having fun. Organised by the learning disability charity, Talkback