TrY-Sports & Fitness

Play with Purpose

Our friendly and welcoming sessions are suitable for all abilities. Click on the hyperlinks in the timetable below to learn more about what each session entails, and then, if you’re interested contact us to here to arrange a taster session:

Club Timetable

All sessions are at Baslow Sports Field, DE45 1SP, except Thursday Running at Longshaw Estate. Click on the red hyperlinks to learn more about the sessions and prices. The Pay As You Go (PAYG) price will show up, but scroll to the description for membership links that make the sessions at least half-price.

Tues

3:15pm

Walk-Down

4pm
Play

Thurs

3:15pm

Walk-Down

4pm
Play

5pm
Play+

6pm
Running Group
(Strength, form + Intervals)

Fri

3:15pm

Walk-Down

4pm
Play

5pm
Play+

All our sessions are run by qualified, highly experienced, DBS-checked coaches. We also welcome a number of teenage volunteers as part of our Teen Movement programme (see section below for details).

Rewarding memberships

All memberships make sessions at least half the price of pay as you go (PAYG) and any subs paid during holidays when sessions aren’t on can be doubled and used as credit towards days on our holiday camps e.g. walk down + play = £10 which then becomes £20 for camps. 

For our Play sessions (yellow border), we have a tiered membership system whereby the more you play, the less you pay. 

Sign-up links for memberships can be found in the description of the sessions hyperlinked in the timetable above. If you get stuck, instructions for how to sign-up, plus full terms and conditions, are available in our payment platform (Playwaze) manual .

Are you a teen or do you have a teen in your family that would like to be more active and help others to be so? ‘A Teen Movement’ is about just that…plus so much more…
 
Working together, our goal is to create fun and inclusive sessions for the whole community and in so doing give teens the chance to get voluntary/activity hours for Sports Leaders Awards and DofE. Those particularly sporty teens can even qualify for paid for coaching courses which in turn could lead to paid work
 
Click here to learn more about what’s involved and then contact us if you’d like to chat about signing up. We’d love to hear from you. #teenpower!

Click here for our full TrY-Sports and Fitness terms and conditions.

See our Data Protection policy here so you are aware of how we store and what we do with your information.

For a list of all our other policies, codes of conduct and waivers, please click here.

Testimonials

“My 7 year old daughter is a regular at Becky’s Wild Athletics, and absolutely loves it. It is fantastic for her to have such a great time doing sport, and to do ‘proper’ athletics, compared with the ‘throwing the bean bag’ type sport that happens at school. It’s brilliant for us as a family as I go to boot camp while she does her athletics. None of this would work if it wasn’t for Becky, who is a delightful person and a complete star. My daughter absolutely adores her.”
Claire Cadogan
My daughter attended Becky's netball from y4 to y6. She found a new passion for group sports and really enjoyed meeting up with her class mates after school but also meeting new children from different schools. She has gone on to take netball as an extra curricular activity at secondary school. I can highly recommend this group and when her two sisters are old enough they cant wait to join after watching their big Sis! Parents can enjoy a coffee from the cafe so its a win for all! Thanks Becky x
Georgina Abdy
“Before starting family football I was quite apprehensive. I go jogging a few times a week, so I’m used to a little activity but was worried that I may not keep up with the other ladies. Also, I was worried that I’d have to know the rules of the game or be joining a well established group that wouldn’t be accepting of new members. I really didn’t need to worry. Everyone was extremely welcoming and friendly. You choose how much effort you put in and I often come away feeling sweaty and out of breath but having had lots of fun too. You don’t have to be super fit or have loads of knowledge of football to join in. I like that my children can join in many of the sessions, if I want them to! As well as improving my fitness levels, the groups have helped me to tone up and lose weight as well as making me a healthier person with my more sensible approach to food going hand in hand with the exercise. The sessions are very good value for money and I would highly recommend them to anyone of any age and any level of fitness.”
Emily Swindell
“Before starting hockey on Thursdays my daughter had not played before and similarly I had not played since leaving school many, many years previously, however we have both improved immensely and greatly enjoy the fun and friendly atmosphere of the group, making some good friends in the process. My daughter’s confidence in playing hockey has improved hugely and we love playing competitively alongside each other without it being deadly serious! I would strongly recommend this as a great opportunity for mums or to get back into sport, but also more importantly a great way of spending time with your child within a structured sporting activity which is immensely rewarding and enjoyable.”
Sarah Hill
“Coaching at Baslow after school club was great fun and a really good experience in order to develop my confidence and enhance my leadership skills. The sessions included a variety of football, hockey and netball all of which I was able to teach the kids new skills and tactics that I have developed through my own sporting experiences such as at Baslow netball club. It was a great opportunity to enhance my CV, especially since I am wanting to go on to do a sports management course at university. Both myself and the other coaches were treated with respect creating a very welcoming atmosphere, promoting fun, fairness, and friendship.”
Lizzie Wall
'I have been playing rugby with my son for a couple of years. We always have great fun at training and watching my son improve his skills and gain confidence through rugby are the real highlights for me as a father.'
Nick Stoddard