Physical Activity Groups, Trainers & Coaches in New South Wales - Page 10
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Maroubra Adventurers
Walking Speed: Slow pace
Frequency: Monthly
Dog Friendly: No
Pram Friendly: No
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The Belong Club - Long Reef Walking Group
Monday walks: Meet at 9:00 AM on the grass patch next to Long Reef Golf Club for a 45-60 minute medium-paced walk along the paved path with slight incline.Suitable for beginners and various ages including 36-50, 51-65, and 65+.Wheel-friendly terrain; no dogs allowed.
The Belong Club - Manly Walking Group
When: 9:30am – 11:00am every Friday.Meet outside, undercover at the Queenscliff Surf Club.Route: 2.4km paved path to Shelly Beach (about 30 minutes), with a stop for coffee; return 1.3km to The Corso or 2.4km to start.Medium pace, beginner level; split into smaller groups or pairs to suit individual speeds for inclusive enjoyment.
The Belong Club - Narrabeen Walk and Talk
Participate in Tuesday walks along the Narrabeen Lagoon pathway from Tramshed Arts and Community Centre to Jamieson Park and back, covering 3.6km total in about 45 minutes each way.Flexible pacing allows everyone to walk at their preferred speed, with options to split into smaller groups or pairs for inclusion and enjoyment.Every Friday, join additional walking group sessions open to all participants.All walks start outside the front door of Tramshed Arts and Community Centre; register to participate and...
BAYSIDE ORCAS VOLLEYBALL CLUB
**Training sessions** on Saturdays for beginner and advanced levels across age groups including 18-25, 26-35, 36-50, 51-65, and 65+.**Play opportunities** include competitive leagues, social leagues, recreational sessions, and scrims.
SYDNEY GALAXY VOLLEYBALL
ASCENT VOLLEYBALL ACADEMY
Programs run at Lakemba location: Australian National Sports Club.
IGNITE VOLLEYBALL ACADEMY
Skills Training on most Fridays throughout the season.Private and semi-private training sessions available for personalized development.Junior squads and competitive events provide opportunities for skill-building and matches.
SOUTH TWEED SPORTS TABLE TENNIS CLUB
Tuesday 6:30 pm: Club fixtures and competition games (registration membership required).Wednesday 9:30 am: Social practice and games (social membership required).Friday 9:30 am: Social practice and games (social membership required).Sunday 4:00 pm: Social practice and competitive games (registration membership required).Participate in inter-club tournaments and various events, playing to ITTF standards.
SEAFORTH HOCKEY CLUB
Join now to play hockey locally with our women's teams.
SYDNEY HOCKEY
Season starts late March, with games on Saturday afternoons and occasionally Sundays at 17 venues across Sydney.23 clubs offer teams in Premier and Sydney Leagues, providing a competition level for everyone.Contact clubs directly for team details and to join.
EPPING WOMENS HOCKEY CLUB
Teams in SWHL Metro Leagues 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and Sydney North Women’s Hockey Association for all abilities.Pre-season trials start Sunday 9 February with sessions: 8:30-10am for ML5/ML6/7s, 10:30am-12pm for ML1/ML2, 12:30-2pm for ML3/ML4.External trial games on Sunday 16 February.Register interest to join teams for the season.
TERREY HILLS HOCKEY CLUB
Fields teams across various competitions and skill levels.Provides programs for juniors and adults.Open to all genders, supporting community-focused participation.
HORNSBY RSL HOCKEY CLUB
Social play opportunities for players of all skill levels.Competitions and matches at Mills Park, Asquith.
ROOTY HILL RSL HOCKEY CLUB
Training sessions on Tuesday evenings: Juniors 6:00pm-7:00pm, Senior Women's 7:00pm-8:00pm, Senior Men's 8:00pm-9:00pm.Games: U8's and U11's on Thursday nights; U13's and U16's on Friday nights; Senior Women on Saturdays (1st and 2nd grades); Senior Men on Sundays (A, B, C grades).Senior Women's eligibility from age 11; Senior Men's from age 14.
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