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GLEN EIRA HOCKEY CLUB
The club participates in local competitions, including women's leagues, and uses the synthetic hockey ground at Elwood Secondary College located at 101 Glen Huntly Rd, Elwood.
The facilities at this venue support training, junior and senior development, as well as summer competitions. The ground is also available for limited community and sports club hire outside school hours.
Location: 101 Glen Huntly Rd, Elwood VIC 3184Focus: Inclusive hockey club for all ages and gendersFacilities: Synthetic hockey...
TOORAK EAST MALVERN HOCKEY CLUB
Offers teams for men, women, juniors (boys and girls from under 8s to under 16s), masters, mixed, and indoor hockey.Runs introductory 'Hook In2 Hockey' sessions and a Minkey program for children aged 5 and under.Known for a family-friendly and welcoming club environment.Home games are played on two modern artificial pitches at the Hawthorn-Malvern Hockey Centre, located at 482 Auburn Road, Hawthorn VIC 3122.Facilities include clubrooms with changerooms, bathrooms, showers, viewing areas, and a...
TRIANGLE TABLE TENNIS
Key features include:
Regular training sessions and open play opportunities.Events such as tournaments and social gatherings.Access to coaching and skill development tailored for various levels.A community-focused atmosphere promoting participation and enjoyment of table tennis.The group supports both competitive and recreational players and encourages local community involvement.
RMIT HOCKEY CLUB
The club participates in field hockey competitions and uses a multi-sport synthetic turf field shared with soccer, located within the RMIT Sports Precinct.
Key features include:
Organized field hockey matches and training sessions.Facility bookings for sports activities at the RMIT dual hockey/soccer field.Open to players of any gender and age group.The club is part of the local hockey community and regularly competes in Hockey Victoria leagues.
CH TABLE TENNIS
Key features of CH Table Tennis include:
Organized table tennis training and competitions.Membership and sports event management through an online platform.Open to all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players.The club operates with a focus on fostering local table tennis talent and supporting the sport's growth in the Victoria region.
BELLARINE KEENAGERS TABLE TENNIS CLUB
Key features of the club include:
Dedicated table tennis activities and social playAdult membership and participationLocated in a community hall setting in Marcus HillAccessible for players of all skill levelsThe club promotes fitness, social interaction, and enjoyment of table tennis in the Bellarine region.
SUNBURY & DISTRICT TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION
12 tables availableThree Pennant seasons per yearMatches not held during school holidaysGraded teams for fair playCommitment to child safety and equal...
ESSENDON HOCKEY
Facilities at Essendon Hockey include:
Clubrooms and change roomsParking and accessible facilitiesTwo hybrid hockey pitches with spectator seating and team sheltersThe club fields multiple teams across juniors, seniors, and masters competitions, promoting hockey participation in Melbourne's inner North-West. It is easily accessible by public transport and is less than 10 minutes from Melbourne's CBD.
GREATER DANDENONG TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION
Key features and offerings include:
Facilities with 16 tables for competition, public hire, and coachingSenior, Master, and Junior pennant competitions as well as social pennantsOpen and closed tournaments, including the Greater Dandenong Closed ChampionshipsPrivate and group coaching for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced playersSchool and group bookings for community engagementA large range of table tennis equipment and accessories for saleCanteen services available on siteWelcomes players of all ages and gendersThe association is affiliated...
SCORPIO TABLE TENNIS ACADEMY
Provides coaching and training sessions for players aiming to improve their table tennis skills.Hosts social games and friendly competitions promoting community engagement and active participation.Equipped with quality table tennis facilities including table hire options.Supports both casual players and those seeking structured skill development.The academy encourages making new friends and enjoying the sport in a supportive atmosphere.
Join Socials And Clubs At Eastern Suburbs & Churches Table Tennis Association
Weekly Playing ScheduleSessions at Mahoneys Reserve run throughout the week:
Monday: Evening sessions.Tuesday: Morning and afternoon sessions (Whitehorse Activity Club).Wednesday: Afternoon (Whitehorse Activity Club) and evening (St Johns) sessions.Thursday: Evening ESCTTA Competition.Friday: Morning and afternoon (Whitehorse Activity Club) and evening social sessions.Saturday: Afternoon junior coaching...
MANNINGHAM TABLE TENNIS CLUB
Regular sessions for adults and juniorsOpportunities to participate in local competitionsFacilities located at a premier indoor sports centreOpen to all genders and ages
UNITED PREMIER GAMES
Key features include:
A 12-month dual diploma course covering both sport and business disciplines.Modules include sport psychology, coaching, sports integrity, corporate sustainability, and business skills.Hands-on experience at elite sporting facilities such as Hoop City Cheltenham and close collaboration with Melbourne United.Designed for adult learners aiming to develop skills for careers in both sports and business sectors.
MONASH CAULFIELD TABLE TENNIS CLUB
Open to all ages and abilitiesRegular training sessions and social playPart of the Monash University clubs networkHosts tournaments and inter-club events
PEAK AGILITY TABLE TENNIS
Group and private coaching sessions availableSpecialised programs for corporate teams and team buildingBeginner-friendly, relaxed, and supportive environmentCoaching at multiple locations, including in-home and workplace optionsCustomisable packages for individuals, families, and businessesWhether you're looking to learn the basics, sharpen your skills, or enjoy a fun team-building activity,...
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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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