Experience the Thrill of Inclusive Sports with Dundee Dragons Wheelchair Sports Club

Visiting Dundee offers more than just scenic views and historic landmarks; it’s also home to the incredible Dundee Dragons Wheelchair Sports Club. Established in February 2013, the Dundee Dragons provide a welcoming and inclusive environment where individuals of all abilities can participate in a variety of wheelchair sports. Whether you’re looking to join, compete, or simply experience the excitement of inclusive sports, here’s everything you need to know about the Dundee Dragons.

About Dundee Dragons

The Dundee Dragons Wheelchair Sports Club is a pioneering organisation in Tayside, offering a range of active-user wheelchair sports. Registered as a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO), the club focuses on maximising sporting potential regardless of a player’s ability. From wheelchair rugby to basketball and curling, the Dragons cater to all ages and abilities, fostering a spirit of inclusivity and community.

Training Venue:
Dundee & Angus College, Gardyne Campus, Gardyne Road, Dundee, DD5 1NY

Training Sessions:

Saturday Mornings: 10:00 – 13:00
Wheelchair Tennis (Spring and Summer): Thursdays, 18:00 – 20:00 at Dawson Park
Wheelchair Curling (September – April): Dundee Ice Arena (check the curling page for timings)

Get Involved:
Visit the Club Calendar for detailed session timings and more information.

Frequently Asked Questions They get

Absolutely! Whether you use a powerchair daily or are able-bodied, as long as you can push a manual wheelchair and are ready for some fun, you’re welcome at the Dragons.

Yes, in the spirit of inclusivity, able-bodied individuals are welcome to join and play alongside disabled players. Wheelchair Basketball assigns a 5-point title to able-bodied players, and Wheelchair Rugby League allows two able-bodied players per team on the court at any time.

Yes, wheelchair sports can empower children with mobility issues, boosting their confidence and fitness. It can also enhance their stamina for physiotherapy and daily activities.

Think of a sports wheelchair as a piece of equipment like spikes for track athletes or a paddle for kayakers. It enables you to get the most out of your time on the court. Give it a go, and you may see it as just another tool to enhance your sporting experience.

While Wheelchair Rugby shares some similarities with running rugby in terms of rules and tactics, it has unique adaptations that make it exciting and accessible for wheelchair users.

No, the club has a stock of sports wheelchairs available for use during club activities.

Yes, the Dundee Dragons welcome members from all over Tayside, including Perth and Kinross, South Fife, and North Angus. If you’re willing to travel to Dundee, you’re welcome to join!

Accessibility and Inclusion

At Dundee Dragons, inclusion and accessibility are at the heart of everything they do. They strive to ensure their venues and activities are accessible to all. For detailed accessibility information on venues in Dundee, please refer to Euan’s Guide, on any venue information on VisitDundee we always include a link to the relevant information on Euan’s Guide if its been published..

Join the Dragons Community

Whether you’re looking to get active, meet new friends, or support an inclusive sports initiative, the Dundee Dragons Wheelchair Sports Club has a place for you. For more information or to get involved, visit their website, chat with them on Facebook, or come along to one of their training sessions.

Embrace the spirit of inclusion and enjoy the thrill of wheelchair sports with Dundee Dragons!

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