Aikido Tanren Juku

Tanren Juku Aikido Club of Calgary, founded in 2000, is a non-profit organization affiliated to the Canadian Aikido Federation. We offer adult and youth classes all year round. If you are interested in Aikido, we encourage you to drop by and watch a class. Please feel free to ask questions to an instructor or senior student.

Alberta Gymnastics Federation

The Alberta Gymnastics Federation values the growth and development of gymnastics and the opportunity to encourage and support the clubs, gymnasts, coaches, and judges who bring gymnastics to life. WE work hard to strengthen the relationships with our national, local provincial and local organizations and the community to ensure consistency and cohesiveness in gymnastics.

Alberta Sports & Recreation Association for the Blind

The Alberta Sports and Recreation Association for the Blind ASRAB is a volunteer organization dedicated to the provision of recreation and sports opportunities for Albertans who are blind and partially sighted.

Altius Nordic Ski Club

To provide enjoyable opportunities for athletes and officials to participate in and gain knowledge of the disciplines of ski jumping and Nordic combined skiing.

Badminton Alberta

The purpose of Badminton Alberta is to provide the necessary leadership to ensure the good order of the development of the sport in this province.

Bow Valley Hockey Society

BVHS is committed to providing players an opportunity to grow as individuals and gain self-esteem through a positive hockey experience that emphasizes fun, participation, development, safety and respect.

Calgary Academy of Karate

The Calgary Academy of Karate was established in 1983 to offer high-quality karate instructing to students of all ages. Bruce Winstanley began with a small group of dedicated beginners and now boasts a dojo of more than 15 black belts with an accumulated experience from over 200 years. We enjoyed helping students attain their personal best in a safe and fun training environment. We emphasize all aspects of karate training: self defence (including take-downs and submission techniques), kata (forms), kumite (sparring) and the history and philosophy of the martial arts.

Calgary and Area Atom Football

The Calgary Atom Football League introduces youngsters to the fundamentals of football. Over the past 15 years, atom football has developed into a 20 team league of mixed A and B level teams involving 500 players who practice and play from mid August to the end of October. Interested youth can contact the club organizations appropriate for their age group through the website.

Calgary Archers

The Calgary Archers is a non-profit club with an outdoor range. To promote and perpetuate the practice and enjoyment of archery and its related activities.

Calgary District Lacrosse Association

The Calgary District Lacrosse Association is the council for all minor lacrosse clubs in the City of Calgary and region. The Calgary District Lacrosse Association provides administration and league coordination to 8 lacrosse clubs in Calgary and area - Calgary Axemen, Calgary Sabrecats, Calgary Hornets, Calgary Knights, High River Heat, Okotoks Mustangs, Rockyview Rage (Airdrie and Cochrane) and Strathmore Venom. The association is joined by an associate member, Calgary Field Lacrosse, an association that promotes both men's and women's field lacrosse.

Calgary Grizzlies Wheelchair Basketball

Wheelchair Basketball in Canada and in Calgary is a fully inclusive sport.  Calgary is home to the Calgary Grizzlies and the Calgary Rollers Wheelchair Basketball Societies (Teams).  They work together to promote the sport of wheelchair basketball and the inclusion of all abilities in programs and awareness.  From able body participants to a variety of physical disabilities, and from minis to Adults (all ages), there is fun for everyone.  Programs are run for the competitive sport (at U of C) and recreational sport (at MRU). 

Calgary Rams Rugby Club

The Calgary Rams Rugby Club was founded in 1959 and is one of Calgary's oldest rugby clubs. This season the Rams will compete in 2 men's division, 2 woman's division and an expanding junior program. As part of a five year plan to develop our junior program, we hope to field and entire age grade spectrum from U8 through U19.

Calgary Sea Wolves Water Polo Club

Water Polo provides the perfect balance of strength, endurance, flexibility and FUN for the growing athlete. It is a dynamic game played in swimming pool courses of various sizes that develop strong swimming skills as well as hand eye coordination and core strength. Young learners of water polo become expertly strong swimmers very quickly and thrive socially in a team environment. It's worth a try, water polo becomes a passion.

Calgary Track Council

The Calgary Track Council provides a single point of contact for track clubs when dealing with the City of Calgary and other organizations to facilitate projects and activities. The council considers school track and field a key part of the track community, and provides meet management and infrastructure management needed to host track meet competitions. The council has been actively working with the City of Calgary to maintain the Athletic parks so they are ready for completions.

Calgary United Sports Table Tennis Association (CUSTTA)

CUSTTA is a non-profit association established in 2002. Our mission is to promote the sport of table tennis for all ages. CUSTTA is the largest table tennis club in Alberta with a facility that offers 13 tables in 4,000 sq. ft. of playing space where the general public can play 7 days a week.

Canadian Blind Sports Association

CBSA governs Goalball in Canada and advocates within the sport system for Canadians who are blind/ visually impaired.

City of Calgary Recreation

For more than 100 years, Recreation has been responsible for growing Calgary's extraordinary recreational landscape, enriching lives and improving quality of life for Calgarians. From our humble beginnings in 1912, we've grown to provide over two million Calgarians annually with an abundance of programs and services throughout the city. Recreation offers fitness opportunities, registered sport and recreation programs and plenty of special events and festivals all year long. From swimming and skating to arts programs and day camps, Recreation's got more than you think!

Fencing Academy of Calgary

The goal of the Fencing academy of Calgary is to promote and develop fencing sport in Alberta and in Canada among a wide population, so that talented fencers are identified and nurtured to make Canadians proud someday. Fencing, often called a physical game of chess, develops endurance, improves hand-eye coordination, balance and agility. It sharpens the reflexes and improves confidence. Fencing is a great challenging exercise for all ages, despite involving epee, foil, sabre or sword it is still safe and fun even for children. Children can improve their physical and mental development while adults get excellent boy and mind exercise unrivalled by regular outings to a fitness club. For those thinking about professional level, then fencing is a better opportunity to excel and to rise to the top of the pedestal because it is a single sport that does not require a lot of financial investment. 

First Serve Tennis

First Serve Tennis is a locally owned and operated company.  We specialize in offering tennis lessons to children between the ages of 5-17.  Since First Serve Tennis began in September 2007, they have completed residencies in local schools around Calgary.

Gladiators Fencing Club

Gladiators Fencing Club Olympic Foil Epee and Sabre. A Calgary based Fencing club offering lessons, training and individual lessons.

Mo Fan Tai Chi Wushu Academy

Mo Fan Tai Chi Wu Shu Academy was established by Master Mo Fan an internationally recognized authority on Chinese martial art forms who has earned the title of Distinguished Wushu Athlete the highest martial arts' honor by the Chinese Wushu Association and the China Ministry of Sports. The academy is a learning community where people can find new ways to improve the quality of their lives and become familiar with China's cultural treasures.

Priori Épée Fencing Club

Priori Épée Fencing Club started in 2006 as the newest project of Provost Denis Fournier, who has been developing the sport of fencing in Alberta for almost 30 years and coaching athletes (fencers and pentathletes) from recreational to international competitive level. Priori comes from a Latin word which means "first, better, superior, excellent". At Priori, we firmly believe in the pursuit of excellence. We are committed to develop the full potential of each athlete, taking into account their personal objectives and abilities. Priori is the first club in Alberta specialized in épée, one of the three weapons of fencing.

Special Olympics Calgary

We are a non profit organization that provides weekly sport programs to individuals with an intellectual disability aged 2 and up. We will be offering a variety of stations to give you a taste of the sport programs that we offer throughout the year. Some of the sports you will get to experience are bowling, floor curling, basketball, floor hockey, athletics (track and field), golf and an obstacle course.

Because of our variety of ages in our yearly programs, we use a process called divisioning so individuals compete with other individuals of similar ability. We have three young athletes programs, Active Start (age 2-5) and FUNdamentals (age 6-8), and currently expanding our youth league (age 8-18). All of our specific sport programs are for individuals 8 and older. We offer programs for all levels of ability from recreational and socialization to competitive opportunities. Our goal is to provide an active lifestyle and social involvement for individuals with an intellectual disability in the Calgary area.