Northern Wave Swimming Club
Northern Wave is a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender swimming club based in centres across Manchester. Most of our members are LGBT+ but we do welcome friends of our community. All you need for your first session is your swimwear, a towel, a pair of goggles, and water - to drink.
We serve competent swimmers aged 18 years or over who want to improve their technique, train for fitness and/or compete in masters competitions. This session will be 3 lanes of coached swimming so we ask that you are comfortable swimming 2 lengths without stopping.
New members are welcome and can fill in the online form prior to attending or arrive 15 minutes before the session to register.
Session Day: Monday 7pm to 8pm
Payment: £5 standard/£3.00 concession
Method: Card payment on arrival or standing order
Hung Kuen Kung Fu
Hung Kuen is a traditional style of Chinese martial art, originating from the Shaolin Temple in Henan, based around a five animal system. Classes are taught by Master Ang. In our group tuition, students will build their self defence skills using bare hand techniques, weapon techniques and sparring.
Session Day: Tuesday 20.00pm - 21.30pm
Suitable For: Everyone
Cost: Sessions are payable on arrival at £8 per session
North Manchester Aquatics
North Manchester Aquatics is a Jewish Swimming Community offering dedicated separate swim sessions for males and females, allowing community members to engage in positive and healthy activity that aligns with their religious beliefs.
Our primary goal is to create an environment where individuals of all ages, abilities and backgrounds within the Jewish community can come together, enjoy the physical and mental benefits of swimming, and forge lasting connections.
We run sessions on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays and would welcome enquiries for more information using the link below
Chance to Shine
Through our delivery partner Chance to Shine, we wish to provide opportunities for all school pupils to engage in a high-quality skills based programme, with opportunities for them to progress within cricket at school and in their community.
Chance to Shine are a national charity on a mission to spread the power of cricket throughout schools and communities. The Lancashire Cricket Foundation are able to take cricket to new places and use the programme to ignite new passions, teach vital skills, unite diverse groups, and educate young people throughout the County. Over two million boys and girls in over 11,000 state schools are playing and learning through cricket today thanks to the Chance to Shine Schools programme.
We run sessions on a Tuesday afternoon from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, for further information follow the link below.
Saracen Karate Club