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GREENSBOROUGH HOCKEY CLUB
The club features over 350 active players across more than 30 teams, including juniors, women's, men's, and masters sections, catering to all ages and genders.
Members and visitors can enjoy a vibrant community atmosphere focused on competitive and recreational hockey throughout the year.
HORSHAM TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION
Offers coaching and training sessions to improve skills.Hosts local competitions and league matches for various age groups.Welcomes players regardless of gender or age, fostering an inclusive community.Provides a platform for membership management and event coordination through their online presence.The association operates from Horsham and uses the Revolutionise platform for club management, ensuring streamlined communication, event organization, and member services.
DONCASTER HOCKEY CLUB
The club offers:
A large number of teams catering to diverse skill levels and age groupsA strong sense of community beyond just playing hockeyRegular updates, events, and match day activities shared through their Facebook page and YouTube channelLocated at Mullum Mullum Reserve, the club encourages newcomers and continuing players to join and experience their vibrant hockey community.
MACCABI HOCKEY CLUB
Trains weekly at Elwood High School, with juniors and seniors training on Thursday evenings.Matches are typically played on Sundays, with masters teams playing on Monday nights.The club emphasizes participation, skill development, and community connection, particularly within the Jewish community through Maccabi Victoria.Equipment such as sticks and balls can be provided to new...
CAMBERWELL HOCKEY CLUB
The club operates at two home grounds: Matlock Reserve in Canterbury and Koonung Secondary College in Mont Albert North. It emphasizes values such as support, respect, inclusiveness, and relentless commitment both on and off the field.
Offers teams ranging from social to elite competition levelsHas a proud history with 32 top league premierships and multiple Australian...
THE BADFIT COLLECTIVE
Key features of the group include:
Weekly social badminton sessions, such as the Thursday Social from 5:30-7pm.Sessions cater to players of intermediate level and above.Coaching is provided by a coach named Gronya.Inclusive to all genders and ages, focusing on community engagement and sport.
BENDIGO & DISTRICT TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION
Key features include:
Permanent facility with twelve tables in a purpose-built stadiumRegular pennant competitions: A Grade (Wednesdays), B Grade (Tuesdays), C Grade (Thursdays)Junior sessions on FridaysSocial play sessions on Tuesday and Friday morningsAffiliation with state, national, and international table tennis organizationsThe club fosters community involvement and...
DAYLESFORD TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION
Regular training sessions and social playHosts local tournaments and eventsOffers coaching courses for aspiring coachesOpen to both adults and childrenPart of Table Tennis Victoria and affiliated with Table Tennis Australia
PING. PONG. PLAY. GEELONG TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION
Hosts multiple pennant competitions including adult, junior, and veterans divisions.Offers specialized programs such as PING PONG PLAY!, designed specifically for school-aged children across different year levels.Provides junior table tennis sessions for players born in 2001 or later.Committed to a safe and inclusive sporting environment, actively addressing issues such as gender abuse in sport.Operates from the Geelong Table Tennis Centre and runs events, training, and tournaments throughout the year.
OFFICER CITY SOCCER CLUB
The club focuses on providing high-quality football training using structured programs, promoting community involvement, and supporting member wellbeing through fun, fitness, and healthy lifestyles.
Programs available include MiniRoos Kickoff for children aged 5 to 10, running on Saturday mornings.The club operates at multiple locations including Lakeside Recreation Reserve and James Bathe Recreation Reserve.Officer City SC is volunteer-driven, welcoming...
CROYDON & DISTRICTS TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION
The club offers competition and social table tennis opportunities for all ages, genders, and skill levels.
Activities are held at Kilsyth Sports Centre, 123 Liverpool Rd, Kilsyth 3137.Sessions occur on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday.The club fosters a welcoming environment for players of all standards.
MACCABI TABLE TENNIS CLUB (VIC)
The club offers opportunities for players of all ages and genders to participate in competitive table tennis within a community-oriented environment.
Located near 26 Rob Roy Rd, Malvern East VIC, but plays matches at MSAC, Albert ParkOrganizes and participates in pennant competitionsWelcomes players of all skill levels and agesEngages with the wider table tennis community in Victoria
VIETNAMESE TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION
Key features include:
Welcoming players of all ages and backgroundsOffering opportunities for both recreational and competitive playMaintaining an active presence in the local table tennis scene
COBURG TABLE TENNIS CLUB
The club offers a dedicated table tennis facility with nine tables on the main floor and a private training room table.It provides shower facilities, a kiosk with snacks and refreshments, and sells a wide range of table tennis equipment.Table hire is available for the public at $15/hour (bats and balls included) or $20/hour with table reservation, except on Tuesdays due to club pennant matches.The club caters to all levels of players from social players...
ST KILDA CRICKET TABLE TENNIS CLUB
Activities include cricket and table tennisOpen to all adults, regardless of genderRegular training and match opportunitiesLocated at 30 Aughtie Drive, Albert ParkOfficial website for registration and updates
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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.
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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.