Join a walking netball session
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Walking netball is netball played at walking pace with the rules slightly tweaked, so the game turns on passing and positioning instead of sprinting. Sessions are run weekly by trained hosts in leisure centres and community venues, and you can pay for one session at a time.
GentleUnder £100 / $130An afternoonIndoorsWith othersUK
How to start
- Open England Netball's Walking Netball page and use its Session Finder to find a group near you.
- Contact the host, say whether you have played before, and book a single session.
- Wear trainers and comfortable sports clothes, and bring a bottle of water.
Where to go
We opened this link on 7 October 2026 and found it to be what we say. Dates, places and prices are on the official page, where they stay up to date.
Plan this
Pick a day, or a month, and we will set out how to get ready, step by step, with a date and a reason for each. The hard part of a day out is the timing: the right season, tickets and getting there. The plan watches the calendar for you.
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