Rugby Sport for the Disabled Association

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Welcome to Rugby Sport for the Disabled Association (RSDA)

RSDA exists to promote and provide sport, recreation and leisure activities for disabled people. We meet every Saturday morning at the Ken Marriott Leisure Centre (KMLC), Rugby, Warwickshire, where we take part in a variety of sports in The Clem Griffiths Sports Hall and in the swimming pool.

Disability

We cater for all levels and all types of disability: Physical disability, sensory disability and learning disability. If you have any special needs we have a wide range of equipment and experienced helpers who can provide tuition or practical help.

We cater both for raw beginners and for serious competitors up to Paralympic level and boast two world champions amongst our members

Wheelchair Access

KMLC is a wheelchair friendly building and both The Clem Griffiths Sports Hall and the swimming pool are both easily accessible. We have a lot of special equipment and friendly helpers to aid wheelchair users who want to go swimming and all our activities in The Clem Griffiths Sports Hall can be enjoyed for a wheelchair.

The wheelchair-friendly toilet is situated near the entrance to the hall and there are others in the changing areas.

Sports

Details of some of the sports and pastimes that we provide and some of the help that we can offer are on the Sports pages.

Excellent facilities are available at the Ken Marriott Leisure Centre, including a generous provision of disabled parking spaces, which are strictly enforced. With some equipment provided by the centre and some by Rugby Sport for the Disabled Association, the needs of our members are well catered for.

The
Social Side.

We also have a strong social side, which helps to bind the association together and provide a friendly club atmosphere as well as bringing in valuable funds. Details of some of these are on the Social and Fundraising page.

The Midlands town of Rugby is near the borders of Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and Leicestershire and we have members from all three counties. Details of how to contact us are on the Contact Us page. If you come along you will find a warm and welcoming atmosphere. You will have a chance to have a good look at us and try some of the activities before making any commitment.

Come and see us if you have a disability or if you feel that you could become a volunteer. You will almost certainly find that you enjoy it!

To get in touch, or to come and have a look at us, see the Contact Us page

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