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Weekly multi-sport activities for disabled people of all ages. Club Lambeth takes place at the heart of disability sport in Lambeth. The session is an ideal time for young people to come after school, but is open to all. Siblings are welcome to join in and parents/carers are encouraged to stay, watch and even take part! All disabilities and impairments are welcome. Link to find out more and book: https://disabilitysportscoach.org.uk/get-active/community-clubs/club-lambeth/
Wheelchair Boxing Classes are designed to allow people of all abilities to engage in the sport of boxing and enjoy the many benefits boxing training has to offer: • Increased strength. • Increased fitness. • Improved self-confidence. • Better mental wellbeing. • Greater independence. • Personal development to help meet prearranged goals. • Becoming a part of something that helps reduce social isolation. • Learning new skills and building a sense of achievement. Wheelchair Boxing Cl...
A Play Session for children under 12s Booking times are for 60 minutes - 15 minutes for entry and 45 minutes activity time. Supervision ratios apply for children under 8 years. For Trampoline Parks, trampoline specific socks must be worn. This is an inclusive session for people with disabilities.
Why not try something different and try to walk on water inside a giant ball. You can go in fully clothed and you don’t even get wet.
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...
Chair-based Aerobics classes are a great way to get you exercising without the fear of falling. Seated exercise is good for mobility function, strength training and social inclusion
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'”. Mae pêl -rwyd cerdded yn cael ei chwarae ar gyflymder cerdded, heb ganiatâd i chwaraewyr redeg. Mae hyn yn cynnwys gyda'r bêl neu oddi ar y bêl, ac mae'n cynnwys loncian. Gallwch chi ‘gerdded’ mor gyflym ag y dymunw...
Beginner friendly walking group, led by an insured and trained Walk Leader.