See Sports Challenge is an exciting initiative designed to bring blind and partially sighted people from across Northern Ireland together to take part in a unique outdoor sports challenge. As the Council’s twist on the See Sports Differently initiative, this two-year programme encourages individuals, families and groups to get active, push their limits and experience…
GOGA Buggy Fit Tuesday | 10.15am -11.15am | South Lake Leisure Centre, Craigavon. Come along and develop your fitness alongside other family members and babies in a fun, relaxed and enjoyable environment. The class is suitable for all abilities and exercises can be adapted to suit your fitness level. £2.50pp | To book, contact Martin…
Get moving with your little one at this fun and engaging dance class. Perfect for bonding, getting active and making new friends. Check back for details of specific classes
Get ready to develop the flow and communication between you and your baby. These yoga sessions aim to help both parent and baby to relax in their shared enjoyment of yoga movements. Baby yoga helps soothe and settle babies through a variety of holds and poses, developing flexibility, encouraging postural control, and increasing body awareness.…
The NHS ‘Couch to 5K’ plan is designed to get you off the couch and gradually work you up to running 5K for half an hour, in just eight weeks.
The District Council Disability Sports Hub Project provided Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon with disability sports equipment packs including: twelve sports wheelchairs, one rugby wheelchair, three track chairs, five hand cycles, four tandem bikes, three trikes, three boccia sets and one sensory activity pack. This project was delivered by Disability Sport NI and funded by…