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Adaptive Ball Games · Wheelchair Basketball

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About this Activity

Hereward Heat provides an inclusive and high-energy environment for participants of all physical abilities to engage in wheelchair basketball, focusing on skill development, team collaboration, and competitive match play.

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Activity Key Details

Skill Level

All skill levels

Ages

Age group is not defined by the provider. Please contact them to confirm.

Environment

Indoor

Gender Audience

Mixed

Class Schedule

Tuesday8:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Contact to Book

This provider has not signed up just yet with us. However, you will be able to complete a booking by contacting them directly below.

Email: chris@malloy.free-online.co.uk

Phone: 07764 347348

Facilities & Accessibility

Changing Rooms Wi-Fi Wheelchair Accessible Free Parking

Before you go

  • What to bring: Water Bottle: A large, reusable bottle is essential, as wheelchair basketball is a high-intensity cardio workout., Small Towel: Useful for wiping down your brow or drying your hands for a better grip on the ball and wheels., Spare Layers: A hoodie or tracksuit top to wear before and after the session to keep your muscles warm., Personal Care: If you use specific straps, cushions, or gloves for sports, ensure they are in your kit bag., Enthusiasm: The club emphasizes a "fun and high energy" atmosphere, so come ready to get stuck in!
  • What to wear: Top: A lightweight, breathable athletic T-shirt or jersey is best; avoid overly baggy clothes that could get caught in the wheels or the chair's frame., Bottoms: Opt for tracksuit bottoms, leggings, or athletic shorts; ensure they don't have long, loose drawstrings or open pockets that might snag on the wheelchair equipment., Footwear: Wear non-marking trainers with good grip to protect the sports hall floor and provide stability on the footplates., Protection: Some players prefer wearing sports gloves to prevent friction burns or blisters on their hands from high-speed wheel maneuvering, though this is optional.
Important to know: Inclusive Eligibility: One of the most important things to know is that you do not need to be a full-time wheelchair user to play. The club is open to everyone—those with permanent disabilities
Important to know: people with temporary mobility issues
Important to know: and able-bodied individuals.

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