Badminton Fun at Chilterns Lifestyle Centre Welcome to the Chilterns Lifestyle Centre, where badminton enthusiasts come together for a fun and energetic session of smashing and rallying on the court. Whether you're a seasoned player or a beginner looking to improve your skills, this session is perfect for all levels of experience. Who can Join This mixed-gender session welcomes players of all abilities, from complete novices to advanced players. We provide additional support for those with hea...

Anyone who has a permanent physical impairment, aged over 8, can play wheelchair rugby with us. You do not need to be a wheelchair user to play. We have both adult and junior teams. Wheelchair Rugby is a mixed gender sport. There are two versions of wheelchair rugby, catering for different levels of impairments (4’s & 5’s). We also have a rugby league team. Check out our social media channels to get a flavour of the game! New players are very welcome to our weekly training sessions. ...

Wheelchair rugby league is an adaptive version of rugby league, designed for people with physical disabilities and is open to abled bodied too. It is played on indoor courts, with teams of five players who use specialised sports wheelchairs. The game combines elements of rugby league and wheelchair basketball, featuring high-intensity action, strategic play, and physical contact.

Interested parties should initially contact the above. They will then be invited along on a Tuesday evening to see the club and to be introduced to the sport of prone target rifle shooting. Due to the nature of the sport, we have rules and regulations that must be adhered to and so a basic vetting will take place before full club membership can be confirmed. After the initial visit, supervised shooting can begin, again on a Tuesday evening with an experienced coach. Once the particip...

Walking session from Bedgrove Park carpark. 2-3 mile route. Gentle pace. Further details will be sent out the night before by email. Gentle warm up at the beginning and stretches at the end. Any questions, please message me on 07714984004 or email me at sarahcorky@hotmail.co.uk Best regards Sarah Corcoran - Group Leader Corky's Social Running & Walking Group Please note that some runs may be suitable for children aged 8+ where the Run Leader(s) holds the relevant qualifications and ins...

Community disability swimming sessions. Whatever your disability, fitness or water confidence, come and join our community sessions to be active in the water. We have a team of volunteers who are there to support, motivate and be friendly faces.

Community disability swimming sessions. Whatever your disability, fitness or water confidence, come and join our community sessions to be active in the water. We have a team of volunteers who are there to support, motivate and be friendly faces.

Preston Wheelchair Curling Club was founded in 2018 and is affiliated to Preston Curling Club. We are based at The Flower Bowl Entertainment Centre.

Hereward Heat is a club for wheelchair basketball players - experienced or new. Players include fulltime wheelchair users, those with mobility issues, and able bodied people. If you like team sports, learning new skills, high energy activity or just having fun, then Heat is for you. We’re always looking for new players, so please do get in touch.   We train at Comberton Village College (CB23 7DU) near Cambridge, on Tuesday evenings. And play a few matches at the weekends during the season.

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'”.