PCYC NSW hosts pickleball events for our community members who are looking for a fun and easy way to stay active while enjoying the thrill of competition. If you haven’t heard of pickleball before, you’re not alone. But fortunately, the premise is quite simple! The game is a mix between tennis, badminton, and squash, and it’s similar to each of those sports in that you use a racquet to hit a ball over the net. It’s fast becoming a cult activity, gaining huge popularity across the state. You can either play on your own against another individual or as part of a team. In pickleball, the court is smaller than it is in tennis, so it’s easier to cover more of the court (especially when paired with a partner). There isn’t much quick movement required around the court, which makes pickleball an ideal activity for people of all fitness levels, including seniors. Pickleball is excellent for incorporating exercise into your day, in a way that’s easy-going and relaxed. At the same time, pickleball is also a very social game. At PCYC, many groups gather at our clubs on a regular basis to compete against one another for fun. Whether you’re playing solo or as a pair, you can enjoy the perks of this great game at PCYC. In Australia, pickleball is quickly growing in popularity as both a social and physical game. With more than 65 clubs and centres across New South Wales, teens and adults can play pickleball at several PCYC locations around the state.

PCYC NSW hosts pickleball events for our community members who are looking for a fun and easy way to stay active while enjoying the thrill of competition. If you haven’t heard of pickleball before, you’re not alone. But fortunately, the premise is quite simple! The game is a mix between tennis, badminton, and squash, and it’s similar to each of those sports in that you use a racquet to hit a ball over the net. It’s fast becoming a cult activity, gaining huge popularity across the state. You can either play on your own against another individual or as part of a team. In pickleball, the court is smaller than it is in tennis, so it’s easier to cover more of the court (especially when paired with a partner). There isn’t much quick movement required around the court, which makes pickleball an ideal activity for people of all fitness levels, including seniors. Pickleball is excellent for incorporating exercise into your day, in a way that’s easy-going and relaxed. At the same time, pickleball is also a very social game. At PCYC, many groups gather at our clubs on a regular basis to compete against one another for fun. Whether you’re playing solo or as a pair, you can enjoy the perks of this great game at PCYC. In Australia, pickleball is quickly growing in popularity as both a social and physical game. With more than 65 clubs and centres across New South Wales, teens and adults can play pickleball at several PCYC locations around the state.

PCYC NSW hosts pickleball events for our community members who are looking for a fun and easy way to stay active while enjoying the thrill of competition. If you haven’t heard of pickleball before, you’re not alone. But fortunately, the premise is quite simple! The game is a mix between tennis, badminton, and squash, and it’s similar to each of those sports in that you use a racquet to hit a ball over the net. It’s fast becoming a cult activity, gaining huge popularity across the state. You can either play on your own against another individual or as part of a team. In pickleball, the court is smaller than it is in tennis, so it’s easier to cover more of the court (especially when paired with a partner). There isn’t much quick movement required around the court, which makes pickleball an ideal activity for people of all fitness levels, including seniors. Pickleball is excellent for incorporating exercise into your day, in a way that’s easy-going and relaxed. At the same time, pickleball is also a very social game. At PCYC, many groups gather at our clubs on a regular basis to compete against one another for fun. Whether you’re playing solo or as a pair, you can enjoy the perks of this great game at PCYC. In Australia, pickleball is quickly growing in popularity as both a social and physical game. With more than 65 clubs and centres across New South Wales, teens and adults can play pickleball at several PCYC locations around the state.

FreeG caters for young people looking to participate in adrenaline fuelled freestyle sports. Please note: There is a $65 NSW Gymnastics Registration Fee payable for this class

FreeG caters for young people looking to participate in adrenaline fuelled freestyle sports. Please note: There is a $65 NSW Gymnastics Registration Fee payable for this class

Caters to anyone from your little or big ones who are just starting out in the sport, to seasoned gymnasts who'd like to train without the pressure of competitions. Please note: There is a $65 NSW Gymnastics Registration Fee payable for this class

Caters to anyone from your little or big ones who are just starting out in the sport, to seasoned gymnasts who'd like to train without the pressure of competitions. Please note: There is a $65 NSW Gymnastics Registration Fee payable for this class

Kinder Gym is guided by the coach on the apparatuses by refining skills learnt in Mini Active Play. Children learn to follow instructions, stand and walk in a line as well as follow a circuit that includes: balancing activities on beam, swinging on bars by holding their body weight, trampolining for jumping creating aerial awareness and floor for developing skipping, hopping, landing and developing strength and flexibility used in gym fun.

With the assistance of a parent Mini Active Play develops the child physically, cognitively, emotionally and socially through a safe, structured and multisensory environment. Mini Active Play creates problem-solving circuits incorporating activities of fine and gross motor skills, hand/eye coordination, balance and teaches children to climb, run bounce and move to music!

PCYC offers archery classes for 8 years plus and all abilities, under the watchful eye and instruction from coaches accredited with Archery Australia

Have your child's birthday party at PCYC Goulburn. During the 2 hours children will enjoy an Activities Officer leading games as well as rock climbing. Offered party times are for Saturdays 9am - 11am, 12pm - 2pm and 3pm - 5pm. Bring along all food and drinks where you will have access to a kitchen for warming food as required

PCYC Boxing is dedicated to the development of athletes through the sport of boxing, offering development in physical fitness, self-discipline and confidence. Boxing classes include fitness, strength and conditioning and competitive amateur boxing.

PCYC Boxing is dedicated to the development of athletes through the sport of boxing, offering development in physical fitness, self-discipline and confidence. Boxing classes include fitness, strength and conditioning and competitive amateur boxing.

Judo is an Olympic-level sport of unarmed combat derived from jujitsu and intended to train the body and mind. It involves using holds and leverage to unbalance the opponent. Judo is a Japanese word meaning “gentle way,” and is a type of martial art that comes from the ancient Japanese martial art of jiu jitsu, meaning “yielding way”. PCYC judo programs are run in accordance with the Australian Judo Federation (JFA), including the accrediting of instructors and grading of participants.

A wall in a gymnasium fitted with attachments to simulate a rock face for climbing practice