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  • Winter sports adapted with equipment like sit-skis, open to wheelchair users. Focused on balance, control and confidence on snow. Great for all skill levels, from beginner to competitive.

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    Disabled Wintersport Australia (DWA)

  • Shoot at a target from a wheelchair, using a bow with equipment adapted to suit individual needs. A sport of focus and steady aim. Great for all skill levels, from beginner to competitive.

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    Adelaide Archery Club
    Bundeys Road, North Adelaide, SA

  • The Beyond Barriers Para Pathway Program is a completely free, inclusive athletics initiative created by Little Athletics SA to ensure that children of all abilities have the opportunity to participate, belong, and succeed. The program is designed for children aged 6–17 with a physical, intellectual, or hidden disability, providing an entry point to sport in a safe and welcoming space.

    This program is proudly supported by the Heart Foundation, helping us promote active lifestyles for children of all abilities.

    Hosted at the SA Athletics Stadium in Mile End, the program runs every second Saturday morning, offering families a consistent and supportive routine. Each session includes a blend of athletic activities, skill development, and social interaction, giving young athletes the chance to build confidence while learning foundational movement skills.

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    Little Athletics SA - Beyond Barriers | Para Pathway Program
    SA Athletics Stadium - Mile End

  • A fast racquet sport played from a wheelchair, run locally through Badminton South Australia. Focused on speed, accuracy and reflexes. Great for all skill levels, from beginner to competitive.

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    Badminton South Australia
    Various clubs and locations across SA - check website for more info

  • A fast-paced team sport played in a specialised sport wheelchair, combining speed, ball skills, strategy and teamwork. Great for all skill levels, from beginner to competitive.

    Wheelchair basketball in South Australia is actively promoted and organised by the South Australian Wheelchair Basketball Association (SAWBA) in conjunction with Basketball SA, featuring social and competitive regular matches held at the State Basketball Centre in Wayville.

    SAWBA offers a range of programs suitable from grass roots through to the elite - there is something for everyone.

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    SA Wheelchair Basketball Association
    State Basketball Centre, Wayville

  • Biathlon is the combined sport of Nordic (Cross-country) Skiing and rifle-shooting. Shooting can be with .22 calibre live ammunition, .177″ air-pellets or with electronic rifles, while skiing is practiced both on traditional (narrow!) snow skis and on roller-skis. Adaptive skiers may use a sit-ski frame and Visually Impaired skiers utilise a guide and simple communication technology.

    The sport of biathlon is rooted in military origins and is difficult to master; highly suitable for military veterans, while Emergency Services such as Police, Firefighters and Paramedics often endure similar health predispositions as those quoted above. Veterans & Emergency Services Parabiathlon Australia was conceived and registered as a wellbeing vehicle for members and their families to provide an opportunity to take part in and/or master an incredibly challenging sport.

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    VESPA Biathlon
    Adelaide, SA

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  • A precision ball sport played from a seated position, similar to lawn bowls. Players aim to get their balls closest to a target ball. Great for all skill levels, from beginner to competitive.

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    Abilities Cricket and Boccia Club
    Various clubs and locations across SA - check website for more info

  • Paddling in a specially adapted canoe or kayak, designed for wheelchair users. Focused on balance, strength and technique on the water.

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    West Lakes Canoe Club
    Aquatic Reserve, Bower Road, West Lakes

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    Assisted Paddling Sessions

    West Lakes provides supported paddling sessions for those people with a disability that require assistance to either enjoy a recreational paddle or develop their skills to enjoy para paddling. Saturdays at 9am.

  • Cycling adapted for wheelchair users with equipment like handcycles, depending on individual needs. Focused on speed and endurance, and a strong option for building cardio fitness.

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    AusCycling SA

  • A horse riding sport where wheelchair users are supported on and off the horse, and classified by ability to compete in dressage. Builds core strength, balance and a real partnership with the horse.

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    Equestrian SA

    Riding for the Disabled

  • A sword sport played from a fixed wheelchair, testing speed, precision and strategy in fast, close combat. A sharp mental and physical challenge for anyone who enjoys one-on-one competition.

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    Fencing SA
    Various clubs and locations across SA - check website for more info

  • Australian rules football adapted for wheelchair users, played to modified rules in a fast-paced, skilful format. Mixed teams of players with and without disability play together.

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    SANFL

  • Golf made accessible using the ParaGolfer, an all-terrain golf chair, available free of charge to anyone with mobility or stability needs. A relaxed way to get outdoors and enjoy the game.

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    The Pat G.C (West Beach Parks)
    West Beach Parks, Military Road, West Beach SA 5024

  • Played on ice using a sled, with wheelchair users propelling themselves and controlling the puck using two sticks. A fast, physical team sport with a real competitive edge.

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    Falcons Para Ice Hockey
    23 James Congdon Dr, Thebarton SA 5031

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  • A strength sport for wheelchair users, testing upper body power through the bench press. Ideal if you're chasing strength gains in a structured, competitive setting.

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    Enable Fitness Gyms (Gilles Plains, Kidman Park, Elizabeth, St Marys)

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    Socials

  • Rowing adapted with specialised seating for wheelchair users, focused on strength, technique and teamwork on the water. A strong full-body workout with options to compete.

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    Torrens Rowing Club
    100 Military Rd, West Lakes Shore SA 5020

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    Para Rowers

    Para rowers are active members of the club with full voting rights and access to all club facilities and activities, and are offered a 50% discount on membership fees.

  • A fast, physical team sport played in specialised wheelchairs, combining elements of basketball, rugby and handball. Known for its intensity, teamwork and hard-hitting contact.

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    Wheelchair Rugby Australia - SA
    Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre Gymnasium (207-235 Hampstead Rd, Lightsview SA

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  • A target shooting sport using rifles or pistols, adapted for wheelchair users. Focused on precision and control, and open to both social and competitive shooters.

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    Reynella Rifle Club

    Target Rifle SA (Wingfield)

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  • Swimming adapted to suit wheelchair users, with classes for different strokes and distances. Focused on strength and technique in the water, at a pace that suits you.

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    SA Abilities Program (Swimming SA)
    Various clubs and locations across SA - check website for more info

  • Table tennis played from a wheelchair, with equipment adapted to suit individual needs. Focused on speed, reflexes and precision, easy to pick up, hard to master.

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    Woodville Table Tennis Club
    37 Windsor Avenue, Woodville Park, SA 5011

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  • Tennis played from a wheelchair, following the same rules as standard tennis, with one key difference: the ball can bounce twice. A great way to build match skills at any level.

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    Tennis SA - Inclusive Tennis

  • Volleyball played from a seated position, focused on teamwork, reflexes and quick ball skills. A fun, social team sport open to a wide range of physical abilities.

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    D-Volleyball SA Inc (City of Unley)

    When and Where?

    Alternate Sundays on a fortnightly basis, 10am - 1pm

    Goodwood Community Centre, 32-34 Rosa Street, Goodwood

    Cost: free (subject to change)

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