Fitness — f⁶it

Our fitness activities

Our fitness activities are all about learning new skills, improving fitness, making friends and, above all, having fun!

A carer leans in closely to guide and encourage a young Boccia player, who is a wheelchair user, while another helper supports from the side. The group is focused an engaged, with other participants and equipment visible in the background of the hall

“It is so important… to take part and experience the fun and achievement of sport and physical activity.”

Children and a coach sit in a circle in their sport wheelchairs inside a bright sports hall, holding basketballs and smiling as they listen to instructions. The large windows let in natural light, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Wheelchair Multi-Sports

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Children in wheelchairs, supported by adults, take part in a boccia session inside a sports hall. A parent leans over to help a young player line up their throw while the scoreboard and scattered boccia balls can be seen on the floor.

Boccia

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Two children stand side by side in a sports hall, each using brightly coloured walking frames. They wear football kits and are looking across the hall, appearing ready to join in the next part of their session.

Frame Football

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A young boy holding a bright red plastic cricket bat prepares to play in a sports hall, while another child in a sport wheelchair bowls the ball towards him. A volunteer kneels nearby, smiling and offering encouragement.

Our fitness activities are accessible and fully inclusive.

Find out more about what to expect when you join one of our activities

"27% of disabled school children in Surrey are less active, doing less than 30 minutes a day of physical activity, where the guidelines state that children should do an average of 60 minutes of moderate physical activity per day - indicating that disabled children and young people in Surrey are not getting enough physical activity outside of school"

- Active Surrey 2022 -
"Max got to meet other children and experience sports he's never tried before, basketball, tennis, even kicking a football. Inclusive sports are difficult, but not impossible. We are grateful to the f⁶it team for their time, effort, resources, commitment and determination to provide Max and many others the opportunity to be included as this doesn't exist in our area."

- f⁶it parent -

Ready to find more activities that suit your family?

Click on the links below to discover what else we have on offer

Clubs.

Leisure.

Support.

A joyful child in a football shirt and glasses lifts a trophy high above their head while sitting on his walking frame. Their wide smile and raised arms capture a proud moment of achievement inside the sports hall.