Badminton open to all youth. Bring your own gear or borrow from us with a One Card or Go Card. All youth are required to scan their one card upon arrival. If you don't have one yet, come see the community youth worker in the youth room. No session June 6.
Refine, rehearse, repeat. Coaches focus on the basic skills common to all sports like balance, coordination, stamina and timing in a fun, supportive, non-competitive setting that emphasizes teamwork. For more, visit www.sportball.ca.
Sportball Parent & Child programs help preschoolers to refine their motor skills, such as balance and coordination, as well as develop their social skills such as confidence, following instructions, turn-taking and sharing. Coaches introduce a different sport each class using developmentally appropriate games and activities. Sportball maintains a one-parent-per-child ratio policy in all Parent Child [...]
All youth are welcome to drop-in and shoot some hoops. Games are half court and self organized. Bring your own gear or borrow from us with a One Card or Go Card. All youth are required to scan their one card upon arrival. If you don't have one yet, come see the community youth worker [...]
This program is designed for youth aged 13+, including athletes and those exploring various sports. The focus is on developing physical characteristics such as strength, speed, and agility, while building an athletic foundation and fundamental movement competencies. Participants are exposed to a wide range of movement patterns to develop coordination, control, and overall physical capacity [...]
Join Night Hoops, a free, community-driven basketball program where passion meets purpose. Designed for youth ages 11 to 16, Night Hoops blends skill-building, mentorship, and teamwork in a positive, high-energy environment. Led by experienced coaches and community mentors, players develop confidence, leadership, and lifelong friendships both on and off the court. All equipment is provided, [...]
Refine, rehearse, repeat. Coaches focus on the basic skills common to all sports like balance, coordination, stamina and timing in a fun, supportive, non-competitive setting that emphasizes teamwork. For more, visit www.sportball.ca.
Sportball Parent & Child programs help preschoolers to refine their motor skills, such as balance and coordination, as well as develop their social skills such as confidence, following instructions, turn-taking and sharing. Coaches introduce a different sport each class using developmentally appropriate games and activities. Sportball maintains a one-parent-per-child ratio policy in all Parent Child [...]
The perfect starting point for those new to the sport. This program focuses on building basic skills such as grip, footwork, strokes, and simple game rules in a fun and encouraging environment. No prior experience needed?just bring your energy, racket, and proper gym wear and we?ll take care of the rest! Great for developing coordination, [...]
This beginner-friendly badminton program is designed for pre-teens and teens looking to learn the basics of the game in a fun, supportive setting. Participants will develop essential skills like grip, footwork, serving, and rallying, while building coordination, confidence, and teamwork. No experience needed?just a willingness to learn and have fun on the court! Please bring [...]
Designed for players with basic badminton experience, this intermediate program helps pre-teens and teens sharpen their skills and elevate their game. Training focuses on improving footwork, shot variety, game strategy, and match play?all in a supportive, energetic environment. Perfect for young athletes ready to take the next step in their badminton journey. Please bring your [...]
Continue developing a tennis foundation and build confidence. Lessons provide young players with some experience the ability to continue developing their skills through high energy, game-based lessons that use the ¾ stage of the progressive tennis model. An emphasis is placed on inspiring a love for the game while building a solid technical foundation. Please [...]
Continue developing a tennis foundation and build confidence. Lessons provide young players with some experience the ability to continue developing their skills through high energy, game-based lessons that use the ¾ stage of the progressive tennis model. An emphasis is placed on inspiring a love for the game while building a solid technical foundation. Please [...]
Volunteer badminton supervisors have the right to direct players to an appropriate level of play. Most games are played in doubles on a court rotational basis. No single court games, unless time and/or skill level permits. Please bring your own racquet birdies. No session May 18
Improve consistency and cardio through feeding drills. In this high energy class, coaches feed balls and provide feedback to help students develop their forehand, backhand, volleys, and serve through high repetition training. Students are encouraged to register for an Adult Beginner 2.0 or Intermediate class in addition to Feeding Frenzy. Please bring your own racquet. [...]
This table tennis program provides a supportive and engaging environment for players of all levels. Participants will develop through a mix of interactive drills, friendly competition, and skill-building exercises. No session May 18.
An introduction to soccer. Cooperative games and basic soccer skills will be taught. Soccer provides a safe environment for children to play soccer, to learn about fair play, tolerance, inclusion, and respect, and to build confidence. No class Apr 27, May 18, May 25.
An introduction to soccer. Cooperative games and basic soccer skills will be taught. Soccer provides a safe environment for children to play soccer, to learn about fair play, tolerance, inclusion, and respect, and to build confidence. No class Apr 27, May 18, May 25.
A time for kids and parents to play together. Two tables available for two families (max 6 people), per time slot. Adult supervision at all times. Children must be 6 years of age or older. 1 child to register for appropriate timeslot.
The Train & Play sessions are designed for participants of all levels to learn volleyball in a low-pressure, developmentally appropriate environment. Coaches will instruct the participants on the different technical and tactical skills of volleyball using both the traditional and conceptual approach. No class May 18.
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990 West 59th Avenue, Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada V6P 1X9
Phone: 604.257.8180
Fax: 604.257.8179
Email: marpolecc@vancouver.ca
TSBC License # LAM0202804
Jointly operated by the Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation and the Marpole-Oakridge Community Association
We are grateful to live, work, create on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.