Swindon Wildcats Ice Hockey club staff work closely with Disability Sport in Swindon to provide a fun opportunity on the ice for people of all abilities. With Ice Sledges, stability aids and spare wheelchairs available we have the ice for 45 minutes to get people moving or being guided around the ice. Carers and family members are welcome on the ice during the 11:30am-12:15pm session or you can watch with plenty of ice hockey players and qualified staff on the ice to help out.
Oldham Ability Counts FC are a disability specific football club based in Oldham. We currently have four teams, two under 16s and two Open Age with new teams forming. We train Monday evenings 4 till 5 for U16s and 5 while 6 for Open Age (16 years plus)
Great opportunity to relax and stretch your muscles. Open to adults with learning differences mainly, but if you wish to become an activator - any abilities +18 welcome.
Whether you’re new to the sport or you’ve been doing it for years, water-skiing is an actionpacked, fun-filled sport that is open to anyone. We offer water-skiing and wakeboarding to people of all ages, regardless of physical or learning ability. With specialist equipment and expertise, we can help you get out on the water to experience this fantastic sport.
We hold have a go opportunities right through to supporting experienced competitors
Whether you’re new to the sport or you’ve been doing it for years, water-skiing is an actionpacked, fun-filled sport that is open to anyone. We offer water-skiing and wakeboarding to people of all ages, regardless of physical or learning ability. With specialist equipment and expertise, we can help you get out on the water to experience this fantastic sport.
Mixed ability boxing sessions (people with and without disabilities training together).The sessions are similar to training in a boxing gym, fitness, pad and bag work.The main difference is that there is no sparring. So participants get to hit pads and bags but not each other.
Norfolk Knights are a Wheelchair Rugby club (Est. 2016) with the aim of bringing this exciting Wheelchair Sport to Norfolk.
In forming this club we have tried to take account of some of the key barriers to participation, and actively reduce or remove them, in order to build and promote an inviting club environment:
* We’re creating the opportunity
* We’re providing the key equipment
* We’re selecting accessible locations/venues
* We’re focussed on minimising member costs
The Archers of Teme club is based between Ludlow, Leominster and Tenbury Wells on the borders of South Shropshire, North Herefordshire and Worcestershire. It is one of the oldest clubs in the county, originally formed in 1856 and is affiliated to Shropshire. The present club was reformed in 1984.
We are a medium-sized club with an active membership. Although most members shoot recurve bows we have a few compound archers and a growing number of longbows.
An introduction to cricket and an opportunity to play in fun cricket festivals against other teams.