Wales Netball tell us a little more about the sport:
Introduction to Walking Netball
Walking Netball is Netball, but at a walking pace.
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Walking Netball is suitable for individuals of any age, shape, and size. It is also applicable for those who have stopped playing the game, to engage in a new walking form of the sport which can be extremely fulfilling and good for wellbeing.
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All sessions should begin with warm up activities and end time allocated for cool down. There are also 10 Walking Netball 'mini-games' that can be used within sessions to work on skills and teamwork.
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The full game of Walking Netball has some rule changes to allow for a more accessible version of the sport, including:
- You can take an extra step when you catch the ball.
- You can hold the ball for 4 seconds before you pass.
- You must be 3ft (0.9 metres) away from the person with the ball.
- One foot must always be on the floor, so no running or jumping!
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Walking Netball is a great alternative Netball and can promote socialisation, physical benefits, and good mental health and wellbeing.
Find a session in one of our centre's to come and try
Centre | Day | Time | Location |
Crymych | Tuesday | 8:00pm - 9:00pm | Sports Hall |
Haverfordwest | Friday | 6:00pm - 7:00pm | PSV |
Milford | Thursday | 5:00pm - 6:00pm | Thornton Sports Hall |
Pembroke | Monday | 8:00pm - 9:00pm | Sports Hall |