Physical Activity Groups, Trainers & Coaches - Page 110
Use our search to find local social groups, organisers, trainers and coaches near you.
Whatever your age, gender identity, background, fitness level, preferred activity or group size, we believe in connecting you to services that work for you and your lifestyle.
Learn More: How KeepActive can help you?
Search results
Join Sailing Adventures at Tanilba Bay Club
Training Sessions: The club welcomes sailors ranging from beginners to competitive racers, promoting skill development and safe sailing practices.Play Opportunities: Regular sailing events include the notable Big Boat Regatta held annually, inviting owners of catamarans 16 feet and over to compete and enjoy social sailing on Port Stephens.Membership Details: New members can join to gain access to club events, regattas, and a network of sailing enthusiasts in a welcoming environment.
Join Competitive & Social Sailing at PSYC
Training Sessions: Professional sailing courses designed to develop skills in a safe, enjoyable environment.Play Opportunities: Participate in regular competitive races including Friday twilight series, Wednesday afternoon races, weekend point scores, and offshore inter-club regattas, as well as social sailing events that foster teamwork and camaraderie.Membership: New members are welcomed with access to a variety of racing and social events, plus community activities both on and off the water.Whether you want to race competitively or enjoy social sailing, PSYC provides...
Sail with Sussex Inlet & Basin Yacht Club
Participate in weekly sailing events and seasonal regattasAccess training and coaching for all ages and abilitiesEnjoy a vibrant community atmosphere with social and competitive playMembership includes access to club resources, events, and support for new membersVisit the website for membership details, event schedules, and more information on how to get involved.
Join the Fun at Y Rowing Club
Training sessions are flexible to fit around busy work and social lives, with opportunities to train in various crew combinations and boats. Members can also train independently or with others at any time.
The club competes in regattas and encourages participation at all skill levels from beginner to competitive.
Membership offers access to both on-water and off-water training, fostering a like-minded community of easy-going women rowers.
Master the Water at Power House Rowing Club
Training & Participation:
Learn to Row programs available for beginners, including weekly Sunday sessions where you'll master both sweep rowing (one oar) and sculling (two oars)Regular training sessions throughout the week catering to different skill levels and availabilityCompetitive opportunities at State, National, and International regattas for those seeking to progressSocial and recreational rowing options for all membersMasters rowing programs availableWhy Join:
Strong emphasis on teamwork, fairness, and sportsmanship in a supportive,...
Join Melbourne High School Rowing Crew
Training sessions: High School practices are held Monday 4-6:30 PM (land workout), Tuesday and Thursday 4-6:30 PM (ergometer training and weight room), Friday and Saturday 3-6 PM and 7:30-10:30 AM respectively for water training at Ballard Park.Middle School practices occur Tuesday 5-6:30 PM, Friday 4-6 PM, and Saturday 7:30-10:30 AM at Ballard Park.Play opportunities: The club participates in various regattas during fall and spring seasons, including local and national events such as Head of the Henderson, First Coast, and US Rowing National...
Row with Melbourne Argonauts Today
Participate in our "Learn to Row" program, perfect for beginners.Train with supportive members and experienced coaches.Enjoy regular social and competitive rowing sessions on Albert Park Lake.Connect with a diverse community and grow your skills in a welcoming environment.Open to all adults regardless of experience or background. Visit our website to learn more and sign up for a session.
Join Korowa Girls' Rowing Squad
Participation details include:
Regular training sessions for developing rowing skills and fitness, suited for school-age girls interested in competitive rowing.Opportunities to compete in regattas such as the Head of the Schoolgirls Rowing Regatta, with past successes including individual and team achievements.Membership through the school includes access to Girls Sport Victoria competitions, encouraging active involvement in water sports and other athletics.New members can join by enrolling at Korowa Anglican Girls' School and participating in...
Race and Sail with Jervis Bay Yacht Club
Membership provides access to club races, and temporary membership options such as the SailPass are available for non-members to join in on sailing activities for a day, including personal accident insurance and compliance with Racing Rules of Sailing.
The club uses the...
Sail with Sailability NSW Nowra
Regular group and individual sailing sessions are available, with programs tailored to suit beginners, social sailors, and those seeking more competitive experiences.Participants can join weekday group sails or Saturday morning learn-to-sail and social sailing sessions, typically running from 9am to 12pm.The club offers a progressive pathway in sailing, from learning basic skills to participating in...
Join Sailing Fun at Nowra Community Sailing Club
Members can participate in friendly races, social sailing events, and community regattas held on the Shoalhaven River near the Nowra Bridge. These events foster a welcoming environment for social and competitive sailing alike.
Membership provides access to club sailing programs, equipment use, and participation in club-organized activities. New members are encouraged to join through the club's website where details on joining and the sailing...
Sail with Port Hunter Skiff Club
Members can participate in regular sailing sessions on the 16ft skiffs, suitable for social and competitive sailing enthusiasts.
Membership provides access to scheduled sail days, club events, and community engagement for sailors of all ages and genders.
New members are encouraged to contact the club via their website or phone to join and start sailing.
Row with Alan Mitchell Club
Members can participate in training sessions and rowing events that cater to a broad range of skill levels, from beginners to competitive rowers.
Rowing activities and programs occur at their location in Toorak, providing ample chances for social and competitive play.
Membership provides access to club rowing programs and the community associated with Wesley Rowing.
Join Sailing Adventures at Wallerawang
Participate in group sailing sessions and friendly races on the lake.Enjoy access to a supportive community for both beginners and experienced sailors.Take part in club-organized events and social gatherings for all ages.Membership provides access to shared equipment and resources for a fun, safe sailing experience.Whether you're looking to learn the basics or enjoy regular play, Wallerawang Sailing Club is a great place to get...
Learn to Sail at Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club
Training and racing opportunities include:
Keelboat racing conducted on SundaysTwilight racing sessionsLaser dinghy sailing on Wednesday and Friday afternoons during warmer monthsOffshore distance races as part of the Blue Water PointScorePre-season NSW Country Yachting ChampionshipsThe club also delivers a Youth Development Program for young sailors seeking competitive training under experienced coaches to represent the club at events. New members are welcomed...
Suggested articles
Get Active for Less: The Changes Proposed to Make Fitness More Affordable in Australia
With the cost of living biting hard, getting active can feel like the last thing you can afford. But a bold new proposal from Australia's peak fitness body could be about to change that — with $500 family vouchers for gyms and studios, tax-free gym perks through your employer, and even the ability to get a referral to a personal trainer from your GP. Here's what's on the table in the 2026 Federal Budget — and why it matters for every Australian trying to get moving.
Can an E-Bike Be the Key to Your Fitness Journey?
If you’ve ever felt that traditional cycling was too demanding or that injuries were holding you back from staying active, you aren’t alone. A recent qualitative study on the NZ HIKO e-bike programme highlights how electric bikes are acting as a powerful "circuit breaker" for inactivity. By reducing the physical strain on joints and making hills manageable, e-bikes are helping people manage chronic conditions like Type 2 diabetes and arthritis while providing a significant boost to mental wellbeing. Discover how this "power-assisted" movement is making fitness more inclusive, social, and achievable for Australians of all fitness levels.
Stronger Together: Why Social Connection is the Secret Ingredient to Staying Active
New research reveals that for older adults, physical health and social circles are two sides of the same coin—offering a powerful strategy to fight loneliness while staying fit. Recent findings suggest that treating strong social networks and physical activity as "inextricably linked" can dramatically improve well-being, yet nearly 57% of Australians over 65 still struggle to meet daily activity guidelines. From the motivating power of a local walking group to the "social glue" of community events, discover why finding your community is the most effective medicine for a healthier, more connected lifestyle.
Discounts
Adidas - Outlet Sale
Offer: Save up to 50% on shoes, clothing and more while supplies last.
Anaconda - Sale
Offer: Camping & hiking, cycling, fishing, water sports to clothing & footwear items on sale
Brooks Running - Sale
Offer: Brooks has you covered with a variety of sale items across our massive range of running shoes and clothing.
Visit our discounts section for more savings on sports and fitness gear.
Activity Searches
More options to consider
Looking for local physical activity groups?
Join KeepActive to be notified of new activities or list your own group for free on KeepActive to connect with more locals.
Are you a organiser or trainer?
At KeepActive, your go-to hub for discovering exciting clubs, coaches/trainers, classes and camps in Australia. Whether you're a passionate organiser, a skilled coach, or a thriving sports club, we're here to elevate your visibility and boost your leads. Register and list your services on KeepActive to showcase your services and connect with people looking in your area. From social groups to personal trainers, and from kids' camps to adult classes, our platform caters to all facets of the sports and fitness world. Don't miss out on the opportunity to expand your brand and reach new heights with KeepActive. Pricing may apply.
Thinking of playing socially or getting training/coaching?
Social fitness groups and classes have become increasingly popular in recent years as a way for people to stay active and meet like-minded individuals. These groups and classes provide a supportive and motivating environment for people to exercise and improve their physical fitness.
One of the main benefits of social fitness groups and classes is the accountability and motivation that they provide. When people join a group or class, they are more likely to stick to their fitness goals because they have a group of people who are counting on them to show up. Additionally, the group environment can be very motivating, as people tend to push themselves harder when they are exercising with others.
Another benefit of social fitness groups and classes is the sense of community that they create. Often, people form lasting friendships through their participation in these groups, which can make exercise more enjoyable and less of a chore. Furthermore, for people who are new to an area, a social fitness group can be a great way to meet new people and find a sense of belonging.
Lastly, social fitness groups and classes are also beneficial because they provide a variety of different types of activities and workouts. Classes such as yoga, Pilates, kickboxing, and dance are just a few examples of the many types of workouts that people can participate in. This means that there is something for everyone, regardless of their fitness level or interests, and that people can mix things up and try different types of exercises to keep things interesting and prevent boredom.
Overall, social fitness groups and classes can be a great way to improve fitness and overall health, while also providing an opportunity to meet new people and build a sense of community. With variety in activities, accountability and motivation and a supportive environment, many people find it as a great way to stick to a fitness routine, especially compared to working out alone.