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 SNOWSPORTS

 

Our Adaptive Snowsports programme aims to give disabled people thrills and excitement which improves the mental and physical wellbeing of those taking part.  

 

We provide lessons on both dry slope and indoor snow. Lessons are delivered by fully qualified adapted skiing and snowboarding instructors from Disability Snowsports UK, supported by our dedicated team of youth workers. 

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8 – 25 years

 

Thursdays - outdoor dry slope

 

Sandown Ski Slope, More Lane, Esher, KT10 8AN                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

Saturdays - indoor snow slope

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The Snow Centre, St Albans Hill, Hemel Hempstead, HP3 9NH                                               

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Our recreational Snowsports session exists to enable our skiers and boarders the opportunity to practice what they have learned during lessons.  They provide young people with a safe, fun and social environment to ski and snowboard.

 

This monthly session provides competent skiers/boarders practice time on the main slope at The Snow Centre Hemel, with a skilled and highly motivated volunteer helpers and instructors from Disability Snowsports UK to assist. 

 

8 – 25 years

 

The Snow Centre, St Albans Hill, Hemel Hempstead, HP3 9NH                                               

 

Usually on the last Sunday of the month.  4-6pm (non peak) or 6-8pm (peak season)​

 

 

Archery

 

Watching the satisfying swoosh of your arrow speeding through the air and landing in the target – there’s nothing else like it!  All kit is provided, and sessions are led by our qualified Archery GB instructors.  Our fun and engaging sessions are fully inclusive with activities tailored to individual needs.  

 

This session runs on alternate Tuesdays. 6 –7pm

 

8 – 25 years 

 

St Philip’s School Sports Centre, Harrow Close, Chessington, Surrey, KT9 2HR                                                

 Suggested donation £5.

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Climbing

 

Climbing is not only a fun and challenging sport but provides tremendous health benefits by improving strength and flexibility.  The climbing walls are great for children and young people of all abilities that want a challenge. The walls offer different angles, routes and problems that will ensure each member of the group is challenged.

 

All kit is provided, and sessions are led by qualified instructors and supported by youth workers.  

 

This session runs on alternate Tuesdays.  7:45 – 8:45pm

 

 8 – 25 years

 

White Spider Climbing Centre, 225 Hook Rise South, Surbiton, KT6 7LD                                                                                                                                                                                           Suggested donation £10

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CYCLING

 

Our cycling project is a community resource helping young people with additional needs the opportunity to have fun cycling, by offering access to a range of adapted cycles.  Our hire scheme is available to individuals with additional needs, families and organisations (schools, day centres or clubs).  

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To book a ride, please get in touch.

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FENCING

Fencing is a varied and exciting combat sport.  It’s a great way to give your mind and body a workout (and best of all you get to hit people with swords!). All kit is provided, and sessions are led by qualified British Fencing Coaches and supported by Youth Workers.  

 

This session runs on alternate Tuesdays.  6 – 7pm

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8 – 25 years

 

St Philip’s School Sports Centre, Harrow Close, Chessington, Surrey, KT9 2HR                                                                 

Suggested donation £5.

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Fitness

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Stay healthy and work out! Our Fitness Sessions provide a safe, friendly and active environment for young people to become more physically active.

 

Our sessions provide a comfortable environment that combines many types of training within a sociable setting where young people can spend time, improve their physical and mental wellbeing while also catching up with friends.

 

Mondays, 8 – 10pm

 

8 – 30 years

  

Whitton Youth Zone, 1 Britannia Lane, Twickenham, TW2 7JX         

Suggested donation £1

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KARATE

 

Karate is a system for training that can be used in self-defence, however Karate does not only involve techniques for fighting – it also involves mastering the arts of mental discipline and physical exercise.

 

Our classes allow for all abilities, so students are able to learn, improve and explore their capabilities. Our Sensei (Coach) has loads of knowledge and experience and are passionate and enthusiastic about the sport.

 

Mondays, 7 – 8pm

 

8 – 30 years

 

Whitton Youth Zone, 1 Britannia Lane, Twickenham, TW2 7JX   

 

Suggested donation £10

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multi sports

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Stay physically active with our weekly multi sports session. These sessions include various sports which can include archery, ball games boccia, fencing, kurling, UniHoc to name a few.

 

Our fun and engaging sessions provide a comfortable environment within a social setting where young people can spend time, improve their physical and mental wellbeing while also catching up with friends.

 

Wednesdays, 8.30 – 9.30pm

 

8 – 25 years

 

Ham Youth Centre, Ham Close, Ham, TW10 7PL                                                                                                                     

Suggested donation £5.

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ninja warriors

TAG Ninja Warriors sessions are inclusive sessions that happen on Sundays at Ham Youth Centre, on the first Sunday of each month. There is a £10* suggested donation per session.  Booking is essential.  This session is ideal for those who feel energetic! 

 

Expect to learn a wide and full range of parkour techniques, whilst at the same time taking inspiration from the hit TV show Ninja Warrior UK, where the aim is often to get from one end to the other, without touching the floor.

 

Learn from our Coach: 2 x Ninja Warrior UK finalist (series 3 and 5).

 

• All ages, 4.30-6pm
   

PARKOUR

 

Parkour is a movement activity that promotes health and fitness while also teaching our children and young people to master their bodies and minds. It develops self-efficacy, confidence, problem-solving skills and introduces a holistic, variable movement activity into their lives. 

 

Sessions include running, jumping, climbing, vaulting, rolling and make use of our top of the range parkour equipment.

 

Sessions are supervised by a level 1 Parkour Coach

 

Wednesdays, 7.30 – 8.30pm

 

8 – 25 years

 

Ham Youth Centre, Ham Close, Ham, TW10 7PL  

 

Suggested donation £5

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SKATEBOARDING

Skateboarding is an action sport that involves riding and performing tricks using a skateboard. 

 

All kit is provided and sessions are led by qualified instructors and supported by youth workers.  

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Our sessions are held on the last Sunday of each month, 3.30-4.30pm 

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8-25 year-olds

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Ham Youth Centre, Ham Close, Ham, TW10 7PL

 

The suggested donation is £10 per session. Booking is essential.

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SCOOTERING

Scootering is an extreme sport that involves using scooters to perform tricks. Our Scootering sessions are mainly held indoors and in skateparks.  We have our own indoor environment with obstacles such as half pipes, ramps and rails.  Our sessions are held on the last Sunday of each month at Ham Youth Centre. 

 

All kit is provided and sessions are led by a coach and supported by youth workers.  

 

• 8-25 year-olds, 4.30-5.30pm

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The suggested donation is £10 per session.  Booking is essential.

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Membership & Waiver

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In order to take part in any of our clubs, sports or arts programmes a parent or guardian must register your child or young person as a member and complete a membership form. One of our friendly Youth Workers will help guide you through the completion of the form and ask for any additional information that could help us support your child’s needs.

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Some of the sports activities are extreme sports and there is risk of injury whilst taking part. TAG Youth Club has appropriate insurance for all the activity it provides, and each has its own risk assessment available on request. We also employ suitably qualified leaders for each activity. In order for us to be compliant each sport or activity will detail what clothing is required, and you must ensure that the appropriate clothing for the activity including trainers are worn. We reserve the right to refuse access to the activity if this is not adhered to. You will be asked to complete a waiver form before taking part.