The Ark (Haberfield)
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Activities from this provider
Reformer Pilates at The Ark
Kids & Adults Tennis Lessons at The Ark (Haberfield)
Also at The Ark
-Reformer Pilates Studio
-Personal Training Boutique Gym
-Infrared Sauna/ Ice Bath
-Boxing Room
-Massage & Facials
Recently added Social Groups & Activities
Falcons Basketball Club
Compete in **NBL One** leagues across regions like Central, East, North, South, and West for competitive play.Open opportunities for team players to join rosters and engage in high-level basketball.
Merbein Cobras Basketball Club
Participate in competitive domestic leagues through the Mildura Basketball Association.Contact President Jess Prevedello at cobrasbasketballclub@gmail.com to join sessions and teams.Follow on Facebook 'Cobras Basketball' for updates on training, games, and registration.
Preston Piranhas Basketball Club
Training sessions available through local Coburg Basketball Association programs for all skill levels.Play opportunities in domestic teams and junior leagues for social and competitive play.Membership open to new players; contact the club to join and start participating.
South East Eagles Basketball Club
Training sessions: Once a week at State Basketball Centre, Knox Stadium or Rowville Community Centre, suitable for beginners to competitive levels with dedicated coaches and a Director of Coaching.Play opportunities: U8-U16 games on Saturdays at Knox venues; U19-U23 on Sunday evenings; participate in domestic leagues, finals, and encouragement days.Membership details: Open to all ages and skills; enjoy partnership benefits with Melbourne Boomers; contact see.secretary@gmail.com or 0419 260 969 to register and join a team.
Knox City Cougars Basketball Club
Multiple teams across various age groups and skill levelsEmphasis on player development in a supportive, family-oriented environmentParticipation in the Knox Basketball Association domestic competition
KAIZEN VOLLEYBALL CLUB
We believe in fostering a nurturing environment where players not only develop their technical volleyball skills but also build character, leadership, and lifelong friendships. Our coaching emphasizes the right way to play the game—with integrity, respect, and a focus on learning from...
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