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Join us for FREE led Themed Walks across the City.
Join us for FREE led Themed Walks across the City.
Fun, free, easy walks in your local community for all abilities. Ideal for meeting new people, walking and exploring Glasgow's lovely parks and greenspaces.
Glasgow Wheelchair Rugby is Scotland’s only full contact wheelchair rugby club. Based in Glasgow the club is made up of two teams, The Caledonian Crushers our adult team, training 7-9pm and our junior team, The Caledonian Clan, training 6-7pm both at Tollcross Leisure Centre, every Tuesday. Wheelchair rugby is an exciting, fun and fast paced sport where there can be a role in the team for those with least amount of physical function. The club is open to both sexes and ages eight upward.
This session encourages and promotes sport to people with a disability to enable them to be physically active. The multi sport session is led by enthusiastic and fully qualified coaches, this sessions gives participants the opportunity to get a taste of variety of different sports in a fun, safe and welcoming environment.
Clyde Cycle Park is a British Cycling Limitless Club. Limitless, is British Cycling’s inclusive cycling programme which provides cycling opportunities for disabled people, regardless of age, impairment and ability. Limitless Clubs have committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment. Clubs may offer integrated inclusive sessions, or separate Limitless sessions specifically for disabled riders. Contact the club directly for full details.
Walking Football every week at Easterhouse Sport Centre
Our Club meets every Monday, at Lanarkshire Ice Rink, from 12.15 to 2.15 p.m. - Season 24/25 will be restarting on Monday 30th September and will run to Monday 24th March 2025. We aim to promote and develop wheelchair curling to both social and competitive players of all ages and abilities.
We are a wheelchair curling club based at the Peak, Forthside Way, Stirling, FK8 1QZ. The club has a session most Wednesday's between 12.30pm and 2.30pm from September through to March. The aim of the club is to promote and develop wheelchair curling. The club welcomes both social and competitive players of all ages and abilities.