We’re excited to share that registrations are now open for the Sporting Wheelies Social Sports program for Term 2.
Come along and make new friends, boost your fitness and develop new skills, all within a safe, supportive environment.
Program sports are open to anyone of all ages, abilities and levels! All equipment and coaching are provided, so it’s a great opportunity to give it a go.
If you’re new to the Social Sports program, your first two sessions are free. Excludes Adaptive Aquatics.
Check out the latest programs
Adaptive Aquatics – Brisbane
Make a splash and improve your swimming skills, delivered in partnership with the Queensland University of Technology at the Gardens Point accessible pool.
Wheelchair Fundamentals – Brisbane
This is Sporting Wheelies’ introductory program to the world of wheelchair sports, where you’ll learn more about wheelchair sports, master manual wheelchair handling and essential ball skills, and grow your fitness.
Wheelchair Basketball – Brisbane, Toowoomba
An exciting version of basketball that was initially started for its rehabilitation benefits, with all the fun that comes with being part of a team sport.
Boccia – Brisbane, Hervey Bay, Moreton Bay
Often referred to as the world’s most inclusive sport, Boccia is a bowling game that requires concentration, strategy and accuracy.
Para Powerlifting – Brisbane
Test your strength with bench press, squat and dead lift for athletes with vision impairment, and bench press for athletes with other physical disabilities.
FAQs
How long does the term go for?
Each term runs for eight weeks, with program sessions running for one and half to two hours.
What if I want to sign up mid-term?
You can sign up at any time during the eight weeks to give it a go. Sporting Wheelies will simply invoice you for any sessions remaining for the term. If you are joining for the first time, your first two sessions are free. Excludes Adaptive Aquatics.
How does the free trial work?
Come along for two sessions and see if you like it! If you decide to continue, Sporting Wheelies will deduct the cost of the first two sessions from your overall remaining term fees. Excludes Adaptive Aquatics.
How do I sign up?
You can use the online form to sign up by clicking here or on each of the individual sport pages above. If you have any questions, give Sporting Wheelies a call on 07 3253 3333 or email sport@sportingwheelies.org.au.
Can I use my NDIS funding?
Yes! Just let Sporting Wheelies know when you register, and they will invoice you at the end of your eight weeks to claim through your NDIS funding. For athletes who do not have NDIS funding, you can pay at the time of registration.
Sporting Wheelies is also a registered FairPlay provider, which means you can save $200 on your program fees if you have a voucher.
FairPlay vouchers are a Queensland Government initiative aimed at helping families with the cost of junior sport, for children aged 5 to 17 years. Applications are currently closed for new vouchers.
Are the sports competitive?
Not at all! You can play just for fun or if you are interested in pursuing the next level, chat with the coaches. There are opportunities to compete in Boccia and Wheelchair Basketball at regional, state, national and international level.
What other services does Sporting Wheelies offer?
If you just want to stay healthy and active, Sporting Wheelies has a range of group fitness classes available, led by experienced Exercise Physiologists.
Are volunteering opportunities available?
If you’re keen to be involved but not sure about participating just yet, you can also contribute to Sporting Wheelies in a number of ways, as an official or scorekeeper, event support or just come along and watch the action! Click here to register.
Questions?
If you have any questions, call 07 3253 3333 or email sport@sportingwheelies.org.au.
