Displaying local activities and events running in the next two weeks
This is a moderate walk as an increase in activity/return to fitness.
Hampshire Healthy Families Ready Steady Walks are free, push-chair friendly, social walking groups for families with young children living in Hampshire. Ready Steady Walk is a good excuse to get out into the fresh air and give you the chance to meet local families in your community. Your local walking group will be led by a Barnardo’s volunteer, or your local community worker. The walking groups meet once a week at the same venue in your area, at the same day and time.
Fun, free, casual drop-in badminton sessions for men over 17 years old experiencing mental health problems. All abilities welcome and equipment provided! The session is delivered by our instructor - Brendan.
A gentler form of netball, suitable for anyone steady on their feet. No prior experience is needed. The session includes a warm up, ball skills, a few games and a cool down. Coach is provided by Carlisle United Community Sports Trust
Our Adult Disability Class is open to all with full use of our modern and functional gym.
Our indoor Walking Tennis sessions started as a way for people with lower mobility to still participate in tennis. The smaller court, softer balls and two bounces allow the game to be played at normal speed but with less need for running. We now have around 20 players playing weekly! The session is a great way to exercise that improves your health and fitness while developing tennis skills, socialising and having fun! Anybody is welcome regardless of previous playing experience, and every ...
Sessions for all ages looking to build their water confidence for disabled people or those with long term medical or health conditions.
Love to Move is a British Gymnastics class which is an age and dementia friendly gymnastics session. Specifically designed to get older people moving and functioning better, Love to Move uses foundation gymnastic skills, cognitive stimulation therapy and social interaction activities to achieve this.
Inclusive gym session led by Sport for Confidence. Sport for Confidence programmes place health professionals and specialist coaches into leisure centers, to provide inclusive sporting opportunities to people who face barriers to participation, including those with learning disabilities, mental health issues, dementia, autism, physical impairment or disability, homelessness, and many other complex health needs.
Seated or standing exercises focusing on improving balance to reduce the risk of falls and increase confidence in our more vulnerable customers.