Forfar Curling Centre will host its first ‘Try Wheelchair Curling Session’.
Wheelchair users are invited to try curling as a rewarding, social and competitive hobby.
Forfar Curling Centre supports more than 1,000 regular curlers and has helped local players develop to National and International standards. The same opportunity exists for budding Wheelchair athletes. Wheelchair curling boasts its own World Championships and Paralympic events and can be mastered by many wheelchair users who have sufficient upper body strength to play the sport.
All curling costs will be covered for this come and try session and all equipment will be provided. Participants, helpers and carers are asked to wrap up in warm clothing and wear flat rubber soled shoes where possible.
For further information or to register please contact Sandra by March 11 at sandra@forfarindoorsports.co.uk or call 07803089061. The session will be held on Thursday, March 14, from 1.30 to 3 p.m.
Forfar Curling Centre supports more than 1,000 regular curlers and has helped local players develop to National and International standards. The same opportunity exists for budding Wheelchair athletes. Wheelchair curling boasts its own World Championships and Paralympic events and can be mastered by many wheelchair users who have sufficient upper body strength to play the sport.
All curling costs will be covered for this come and try session and all equipment will be provided. Participants, helpers and carers are asked to wrap up in warm clothing and wear flat rubber soled shoes where possible.
For further information or to register please contact Sandra by March 11 at sandra@forfarindoorsports.co.uk or call 07803089061. The session will be held on Thursday, March 14, from 1.30 to 3 p.m.
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Would be interested in learning more about wheelchair curling at Forfar. I live in Angus but currently travel to Kinross Wheelchair Curling Club.
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